Arts + Entertainment
-
‘Anything’s Possible’ Review: Isn’t It Romantic?
'Anything's Possible' hits a rom-com sweet spot simply by letting its trans teen heroine be herself and dare to dream
-
Jujubee Is The (Drag) Queen of Matchmaking
Drag superstar Jujubee begins her reign as host and matchmaker on the steamy new dating podcast "Queen of Hearts."
-
The National Building Museum’s Special Playhouse
Guests to the National Building Museum are certain to fall under a certain enchanting magical spell, one conjured up by Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream....
-
L M Feldman Unearths Queer Roots with ‘Thrive, or What You Will’
"We have everything from prop plants to people as plants, because that's how I roll," says playwright Feldman.
-
Editor’s Pick: Elvis Birthday Fight Club
Attendees can expect 'seven rounds of flimflam fisticuffs.' Also, there will be puppets.
-
‘tick, tick…BOOM’ Review: Monumental Immersion
Monumental's pulsing, immersive "tick, tick...BOOM!" captures young artists treading the line between depletion and devotion.
-
Spotlight: Kennedy Center Summer Highlights
From the return of Hamilton and Second City zaniness to Blue Man Group and Ben Folds, the Kennedy Center has a bit of everything.
-
Editor’s Pick: Wild Hearts Tour at Wolf Trap
Sharon Van Etten, Angel Olsen, Julien Baker, and Quinn Christopherson share a bill for a concert to remember.
-
Singer Liam Forde is Feeling Sentimental
Liam Forde swings through tunes from his deeply personal album "Great to Be Here" in a solo cabaret at Monumental Theatre.
-
Editor’s Pick: ‘Chemical Exile: Synthesis’ at the Rorschach Theatre
'Chemical Exile: Synthesis' is a stand-alone production, but it ties in with a year's worth of interactive productions.
-
Editor’s Pick: Shamir’s Heterosexuality Tour
With new, explicitly queer songs to sing, Shamir's wink-wink Heterosexuality Tour will likely be as queer as they come.
-
Editor’s Pick: Queen + Adam Lambert Rhapsody Over London Livestream
Filmed during the band's 10-day run at the O2 Arena in early June, Rhapsody Over London will play next weekend on Kiswe.
-
‘The Gray Man’ Review: Familiar Shade of Gray
'The Gray Man' makes amusing use of its all-star cast, but the action-thriller wastes the opportunity to do anything original.
-
The Return of the Capital Fringe Festival
The Capital Fringe Festival returns with two weekends of eclectic performances, all from vacant stores in Georgetown.
-
Succession, Ted Lasso Lead 2022 Emmy Nominations
White Lotus, RuPaul's Drag Race, and Only Murders in the Building also fared well with several nominations each.
