Arts + Entertainment
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NSO Pops toasts Judy Garland with a special 50th anniversary concert
Conductor Steven Reineke leads three artists through their takes on Garland's legacy at the Kennedy Center
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Music Review: Madonna’s chaotic ‘Madame X’
With Madame X, the Queen of Pop delivers her most bizarre, challenging work yet
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Spotlight: Jack Falahee in ‘Byhalia, Mississippi’
The How to Get Away with Murder star shines in the masterfully-written drama at the Kennedy Center
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Toy Story 4 Review: Existential Excellence
"Toy Story 4" carries the legacy of Pixar's magnificent series into an inspired new direction
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DC Theater Review: ‘Falsettos’ at the Kennedy Center
A fine "Falsettos" makes itself at home -- but only for a brief run -- at the Kennedy Center
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DC Theater Review: ‘Ripcord’ at Keegan Theatre
Deb Gottesman and Claire Schoonover let 'er rip as dueling retirees in Keegan's rollicking "Ripcord"
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Documentary ‘Gay Chorus Deep South’ follows the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus into Trump country
The San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus lift their voices for peace and protest in documentary "Gay Chorus Deep South"
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Editor’s Picks: Rafiki, Steam Room Stories, Dance Exchange, DC Shorts, Hannah Gadsby, 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 — June 20-26
Everything arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week!
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Spotlight: Lucy Spraggan at Songbyrd Music House
The British, openly gay singer-songwriter tours her album "Today Was A Good Day"
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Film Review: Shaft
"Shaft" leans hard on Samuel L. Jackson's movie-star persona, and the lighter side of its action-comedy heritage
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DC Theater Review: ‘Hello, Dolly!’ at the Kennedy Center
Stage legend Betty Buckley delivers a tender matchmaker in a lush but logy "Hello, Dolly!"
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Creative Cauldron offers a more intimate take on Disney’s Beauty and the Beast
Director Matt Conner forgoes the spectacle and focuses on the music and narrative
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Pride Month: Every DC-area Pride event to keep the celebrations going
June and July offer people in the DMV plenty of opportunities to celebrate their LGBTQ identity
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Editor’s Picks: Bye Bye Birdie, Kim Petras, Women Celebrating Women, AFI Docs and more!
Our picks of the best arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week!
