All posts tagged "featured"
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Theater Review: Anything Goes at Arena Stage
Corbin Bleu impresses as a gold standard leading man in Molly Smith’s buoyant, boisterous production of the Cole Porter classic.
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Social Spirits: Republic Restoratives mixes high-end liquors with progressive politics
Pia Carusone and Whit Kathner on running D.C.'s only queer- and women-owned distillery
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Human Rights Campaign President Chad Griffin to exit organization in 2019
Griffin will stay in place until HRC's Board of Directors names his replacement sometime next year
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Theater Review: Billy Elliot the Musical at Signature
Billy Elliot the Musical dances its way out of trouble
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Film Review: El Angel
Sexual tension permeates the true-crime tale of Argentina's most notorious serial killer in "El Angel"
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Helping Hands: Wealth of options for LGBTQ volunteering in DC
There's no shortage of opportunities for D.C. area residents to lend their time and assistance
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Film Review: Steve McQueen’s “Widows”
A heist thriller with gravitas, Widows is overstuffed but still satisfying
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Unerasable: Garrard Conley and Joel Edgerton on “Boy Erased”
With "Boy Erased," author Garrard Conley and director Joel Edgerton shine a spotlight on the horror of conversion therapy
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Theater Review: Beetlejuice the Musical at National Theatre
"Beetlejuice the Musical" at National Theatre is gleefully dark and dazzlingly designed
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“WIT Road Show” may just be the tonic people need for these anxious times
Each show features a different mix of improv ensembles, from iMusical to the all-female-identifying group Hellcat
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Film Review: Boy Erased
Come for the Oscar-caliber performances, stay for the harrowing gay conversion journey of "Boy Erased"
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Theater Review: Folger Theatre’s “King John”
“King John” may not be one of Shakespeare's greats, but Folger Theatre makes it a must-see
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Film Review: “Bohemian Rhapsody” wastes an incredible performance from Rami Malek
Bohemian Rhapsody is a mediocre tribute to an incredible band and their iconic lead singer
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Music Review: Barbra Streisand’s “Walls” and Elvis Costello’s “Look Now”
Two legendary artists find themselves pulled back into the recording studio
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Friendship Place’s annual Walk fundraiser seeks to provide a safety net for homeless LGBTQ youth
The fourth annual Friendship Walks helps fund the organization's work to combat homelessness
