All posts tagged "featured"
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Forum: Moonlight’s Historic Win
How did people feel about Moonlight's historic win?
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Washington National Opera’s “Dead Man Walking” (review): Original, beautiful and compelling
The Washington National Opera's Dead Man Walking is what modern opera should be
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Ryan Murphy’s “Feud” (review): Jessica Lange and Susan Sarandon dominate campy melodrama
Screen legends Crawford and Davis find the boys, the booze and Baby Jane in Ryan Murphy's delectable Feud: Bette & Joan
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Wig Night OUT Returns: Bobs, Bouffants, and Beehives, Oh My!
Annual event at JR.'s raises funds for Point Foundation and Whitman-Walker Health
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Electric Guest’s “Plural” (review): Bright optimism belies troubled production
Electric Guest emerges from hibernation with a collection of catchy, expertly crafted tunes
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Former Trump transition team member: “Religious freedom” order coming soon
FRC's Ken Blackwell claims Trump administration will push order allowing discrimination against LGBTQ people
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Sorry About That: SONiA’s Bon Voyage
SONiA gets ready to embark on a European tour to apologize for Trump
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Legendary Celebration: Dionne Warwick at Bethesda Blues & Jazz
Dionne Warwick to usher in Bethesda Blues & Jazz's 4th Anniversary
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15 Black LGBTQ Films Everyone Should See
From "Bessie" to "Young Soul Rebels" these movies showcase the best of black gay cinema
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From the Editor: Basking in Moonlight
The Academy should do the right thing and reward the excellence of Moonlight
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The Naked Magicians return for two very naked, magical shows
The Naked Magicians are are the full monty of the magic world
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Off to See the Wizards with Team DC
Night OUT at the Wizards gives LGBTQ basketball fans a chance to rally around a sport they love
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Ramen World 3 is a dazzling feast of noodles ‘n stuff
Get your ramen on this weekend at Mess Hall
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Scavenging for Brilliance: No Culture by Mother Mother (Review)
Genre-blurring Mother Mother unearths a bold and playful new confidence
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Now at Constellation: Peter and The Starcatcher
Kathryn Chase Bryer directs a Rick Elice’s prequel to Peter Pan, complete with swordfights, shipwrecks and mermaids, but also clever wordplay, daring ensemble movement and...
