Arts + Entertainment
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The Four Italian Tenors make their area debut at the GMU Center for the Arts
Can the powerhouse quartet the Four Italian Tenors take the U.S. by storm?
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Spotlight: Actor Edward Gero on making Falstaff his own
Gero currently stars in Folger's '1 Henry IV'
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Betty Who on her queer identity: “I don’t even know what I am”
The dynamic pop star returns to D.C. for a third consecutive performance at the All Things Go Fall Classic
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Ian Brennan’s ‘Silenced by Sound’ is a rallying cry for international musicians
Brennan's book chronicles those artists who would be silenced by their own countries
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‘Judy’ Review: A dazzling performance from Renée Zellweger
In Judy, Zellweger brilliantly channels the great Judy Garland, even though her singing chops aren't up to the task
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DC Theater Review: School Girls; or The African Mean Girls Play
Round House's well-acted production of "The African Mean Girls Play" makes slight comedy of social satire
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Audra McDonald performs at George Mason University on Sept. 28
The Tony-winning star offers 'An Evening with Audra McDonald'
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‘Where’s My Roy Cohn?’ exposes the private life and Trump connections of the infamous pretender
Director Matt Tyrnauer chronicles Cohn's life and influence, including on his most devoted disciple, Donald Trump
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Editor’s Picks: Gavin Creel, District Improv Festival, Four by Hitchcock, and more!
Our picks of the best arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week
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Out on the Town: D.C. arts and entertainment highlights — Sept. 19-Oct. 2
Everything arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week!
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Gallery: Art Inspired by the Twilight Zone
Del Ray Artisans explores humanity's hopes, despairs, and prejudices
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Billy Porter makes Emmy history as first gay black man to win Lead Actor in a Drama Series
Porter won for his role as Pray Tell in FX's 'Pose,' and is now three-quarters of the way to an EGOT
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DC Theater Review: Cats at the Kennedy Center
These Cats are more ingratiating and eager to entertain than any real cat you’ve ever met.
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Film Review: Downton Abbey
"Downton Abbey" is a comforting, if rushed, return to the beloved upstairs-downstairs drama
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DC Theater Review: Heidi Schreck’s ‘What the Constitution Means to Me’
Heidi Schreck offers two hours of high-octane -- if overegged -- insight into her life-long love of the Constitution.
