All posts tagged "Reviews"
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‘Benediction’ Review: Trapped in a London Fog
Terence Davies' handsomely produced but stilted 'Benediction' traces the tempestuous origins of a bitter old queen.
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‘DASHCAM’ Review: A Deranged ‘Blair Witch’ for the Twitch Age
Wild, messy, and audacious, Rob Savage's 'DASHCAM' is relentless in its tastelessness and gore.
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“Our Town” Expressively Conjures a Bygone Way of American Life
Reflecting on the eternal and the ephemeral, Our Town hits every note in Thornton Wilder's classic symphony of Americana.
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D.C. Stage Review: ‘There’s Always the Hudson’ at Woolly Mammoth
A pair of assault survivors plot revenge in Paola Lázaro's electrifying, blisteringly funny 'There's Always the Hudson.'
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Music Review: Florence and the Machine’s ‘Dance Fever’
Fresh out of isolation, Florence and the Machine makes a glorious and cinematic return with a dynamic new album.
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D.C. Stage Review: ‘Marys Seacole’ at Mosaic Theater
Mosaic's richly visual, compellingly acted drama "Marys Seacole" feels disjointed in execution.
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Music Review: Sofi Tukker’s “WET TENNIS” Is Consistently Exhilarating
Sofi Tukker's brilliantly-executed sophomore album, "WET TENNIS," is a pure rush of endorphins.
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D.C. Stage Review: “John Proctor Is the Villain” Is A Thrilling Drama
Sex-ed and spilled secrets spiral into scandal in Studio's powerful world premiere production of "John Proctor Is the Villain."
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Review: Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
It's a mad, mad, mad, mad world in Marvel's gruesome superhero adventure "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness."
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Review: ‘it’s not a trip it’s a journey’ At Round House Theatre
Girlfriends unite for a restoring, queer-positive road trip in Round House's moving "it's not a trip it's a journey."
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Music Review: Syd’s ‘Broken Hearts Club’ Is Relaxed And Effortlessly Cool
'Broken Hearts Club' finds Syd at her most intimate and vulnerable, and at the top of her game as a songwriter.
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TV Review: Jerrod Carmichael’s Rothaniel Is A Boldly Queer Affirmation
Jerrod Carmichael's HBO Max comedy special Rothaniel is a frank, funny masterpiece in the imperfect art of coming out onstage.
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Theater Review: Mean Girls, The Musical, Is Clique Bait
The bright, bustling Broadway tour of "Mean Girls" makes for a better comedy than as a showcase for song and dance.
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With ‘Bronco,’ Orville Peck Goes In An Unexpected Direction
Gay country singer Orville Peck gets a little wilder and a lot more real on his latest album, 'Bronco.'
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Review: ‘Ambulance’ Is Michael Bay’s Latest Loud Mess
Michael Bay's gun-crazy actioner "Ambulance" is loud, dumb, and feels interminably long, but at least it's mostly coherent.
