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Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother Review: Mahershala Ali Delivers
Mahershala Ali wields a mean blade as a devout Muslim hitman in Bassam Tariq's distinctive action-drama.
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Digger Review: Tom Cruise Can’t Save Iñárritu’s Climate Satire
An ambitious blend of doomsday dread, political satire, and absurdist comedy becomes a frustrating intellectual exercise.
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Concerts in D.C., Maryland and Virginia: Fall Arts Preview 2026
From LGBTQ favorites to arena superstars, our concert guide spans pop, rock, folk, blues, jazz, and more across D.C., Maryland, and Virginia.
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LGBTQ Films, Blockbusters, and Indies: Fall Arts Preview 2026
From epic queer love stories to dueling December blockbusters, André Hereford surveys the movies arriving in theaters this season.
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Fall Arts Preview 2026: Comedy, Exhibits, Drag, Readings, More
From stand-up and drag to gallery exhibitions and author talks, our guide covers the events that go beyond the stage and concert hall.
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Primetime Review: Skyler Gisondo Steals the Show
A young decoy becomes the heart of Primetime’s darkly funny look at To Catch a Predator, even as the film’s subplots pull it off course.
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The Score Review: Brian Cox Is a Commanding Bach
Brian Cox brings wit and strength to J.S. Bach in The Score, Shakespeare Theatre’s spirited clash between art and power.
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The Traitors: New Blood Recap: “It’s Time to Be Evil”
Cryptic clues, mounting suspicions, and a deadly parade keep the castle on edge in The Traitors: New Blood, Episodes 3 and 4.
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Plays and Musicals: Fall Arts Preview 2026
Musicals, dramas, comedies, and world premieres fill the seasons of 42 theater companies and venues across D.C., Maryland, and Virginia.
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Classical & Choral Music: Fall Arts Preview 2026
Orchestras, opera companies, and choruses across the District, Maryland, and Virginia fill the season through March 2027.
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Dance in D.C., Maryland and Virginia: Fall Arts Preview 2026
The Washington Ballet's Dracula, Alvin Ailey, and holiday Nutcrackers fill a dance season stretching through March 2027.
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Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom Review: A Riveting Power Play
Round House and Olney deliver a superb co-production of August Wilson’s blues-soaked drama, led by Nicole Michelle Haskins and Yao Dogbe.
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Somewhere Over the Border Review: A Smart, Spirited Journey
Mosaic Theater’s lively production recasts The Wizard of Oz as the moving story of a Salvadoran teen mother’s journey to America.
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The Traitors: New Blood Premiere Recap: Familiar Treachery
Alan Cumming welcomes 22 everyday Americans to Ardross Castle for a premiere filled with alliances, accusations, and a deadly new twist.
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GARBO Review: The Spy Who Fooled the Nazis
Compelling drama and a first-rate lead illuminate the heroic deeds of an Allied double agent in "GARBO"
