Arts + Entertainment
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AJ and the Queen review: RuPaul’s new show is a bumpy ride
Fasten your seatbelts, RuPaul fans, as Netflix's "AJ and the Queen" is a rambling, overlong road odyssey
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‘Sheltered’ review: Alix Sobler’s sharp-witted drama at Theater J
Set during the eve of WWII, "Sheltered" nails the ways history repeats itself
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Anthony Green’s ‘When Boys Exhale’ celebrates friendship between black gay men
Anthony Green's 'When Boys Exhale' was inspired by a classic ode to sisterhood.
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This Old House’s Kevin O’Connor: We’re rebuilding Paradise ‘because it’s home’
At the Home + Remodeling show, Kevin O'Connor will discuss rebuilding the fire-ravaged town in the new season of "This Old House"
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Opera Provocateur: Timothy Nelson has big ideas for the In Series
Nelson is positioning the forward-thinking company as a model for the future of opera
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Film Review: 1917 delivers a profound and timely anti-war message
Sam Mendes' lean, suspenseful World War I drama "1917" pulsates with urgency and purpose
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Soupergirl’s Sara Polon launches a female-centric storytelling series
Polon wants to help women buck gender norms and conditioning by sharing personal experiences
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TV Review: Awkwafina is Nora from Queens
Awkwafina's frenetic charm takes center stage on Comedy Central's "Awkwafina is Nora from Queens"
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Spotlight: ‘Riley Knoxx: An Illusion of Queen Bey’
The world's number one Beyoncé impersonator takes the stage at City Winery
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Out On the Town: DC arts & entertainment highlights — January 9-15
Everything arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week!
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Editor’s Picks: Xanadu, Alexander Paley, Home + Remodeling Show, and more!
Our picks of the best arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week
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Editor’s Picks: Diana Ross, Elvis’ Birthday Fightclub, Jersey Boys, and more!
Our picks of the best arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week
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The Best and Worst Films of 2019
Here are the films in 2019 that both amazed us and bored us to tears
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“Cunningham” explores how Merce Cunningham “became Merce”
The dance-filled documentary was shot in immersive 3D
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Charles Ross ventures into TV with his One-Man Stranger Things: A Parody
The creator of the One-Man Star Wars Trilogy brings his latest hit show to The Birchmere this weekend
