Arts + Entertainment
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Godzilla vs. Kong: Review
With Godzilla vs. Kong, we come for the smash-fest, not the artful nuance, and we get the fight of the century.
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The DC Independent Film Festival presents the best of indie film
DCIFF presents the best of indie film now, while innovating for a future beyond film festivals.
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ArTecHouse celebrates National Cherry Blossom Festival with “Renewal 2121”
Show offers a glimpse at a future industrial urban environment where nature fights to survive
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Colman Domingo brings his masterful ‘A Boy and His Soul’ to Round House Theatre
With "A Boy and His Soul," and dozens of film, TV, and stage roles, Colman Domingo infuses love into everything he touches
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Stephen Kijak’s “Shoplifters of the World” is inspired by a Smiths urban legend
"Shoplifters of the World" unites lovers of The Smiths around friendship, romance, and '80s nostalgia.
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GMU Dance Company offers its annual Dance Gala Concert virtually
Hope Boykin choreographs a world-premiere performance featuring George Mason dance students
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Hirshhorn’s “Talking to Our Time” series celebrates today’s leading contemporary artists
The current spring season will last through May, featuring creatives in discussion with Hirshhorn curators
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Review: HBO’s ‘Tina’ offers a candid look at the life of a legend
Tina Turner takes a graceful, perhaps final, bow recounting her life and superstardom in HBO's documentary "Tina."
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Rep Stage tackles humankind’s most intimate emotions with “LOVE/language”
Ten playwrights, including several LGBTQ writers, show how love can heal during isolation and unrest
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New documentary “Where Love Lives” celebrates the importance of nightlife and club culture
Queer-friendly, globe-trotting party Glitterbox takes center stage, along with those who made it iconic
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Watch St. Vincent’s iconic “Austin City Limits” episode on March 27
Queer art-rock performer's performance became an instant hit with fans, leading to this encore broadcast
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Review: “Deacon” by serpentwithfeet is a powerful, meticulously crafted album
Serpentwithfeet's second album is an intricate, beautifully realized vision of queer romance
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The Irregulars review: Netflix’s supernatural spin on Sherlock Holmes
In Netflix's "The Irregulars," Victorian Era street kids team with Holmes and Watson to prevent a supernatural apocalypse
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DC’s Environmental Film Festival embraces an opportunity to reach a global audience
The 29th edition of The Environmental Film Festival in the Nation's Capital is making the most of virtual screenings
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Review: “Wojnarowicz: F**k You F*ggot F**ker”
"Wojnarowicz: F**k You F*ggot F**ker" speaks through the late artist's work to illustrate his fiery life and times
