Arts + Entertainment
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Review: “Hold These Truths” at Arena Stage
Jeanna Sakata has written a timely play that fails to scratch beyond the surface of its tragedy
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Spotlight: Upcoming events in D.C. — March 8-14
A WRINKLE IN TIME Visionary director Ava DuVernay (Selma) gives Disney’s epic adventure, based on Madeleine L’Engle’s timeless classic, a good wrinkle or three of...
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National Art Gallery offers Grigori Kozintsev’s sweeping 1971 version of “King Lear”
The Soviet drama is often touted as the best cinematic adaptation of Shakespeare's play
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Out On the Town: D.C. arts and entertainment highlights — March 8-14
FILM A FANTASTIC WOMAN In the funny, suspenseful, intense, and truthful A Fantastic Woman, unassuming waitress Marina finds herself dealing with a nightmare of a situation:...
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Peppermint breaks silence about RuPaul’s controversial trans comments
The first openly transgender Drag Race contestant said that trans women have always impacted the art of drag
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Director confirms sequel for Call Me by Your Name and teases plot
Luca Guadagnino officially confirmed a sequel to the critically lauded gay romance
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And the winners of our Pick the Oscars contest are…
These five lucky winners will each get 4 passes to Landmark Theatres!
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Out on the Town: D.C. arts and entertainment — March 1-7
FILM A FANTASTIC WOMAN In the funny, suspenseful, intense, and truthful A Fantastic Woman, unassuming waitress Marina finds herself dealing with a nightmare of a situation:...
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Suzy Bogguss: Banning assault weapons is a “no-brainer”
The Grammy-winning country legend speaks out on gun violence ahead of her D.C. appearance
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Beth Ditto brings “Fake Sugar” to the 9:30 Club
Singer Beth Ditto goes it alone for the latest chapter in her ongoing story
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Reviews: Fischerspooner’s “Sir” and MGMT’s “Little Dark Age”
Long-awaited fourth albums from Fischerspooner and MGMT find both groups doubling down on their strengths
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Kennedy Center presents citywide festival “Direct Current: A Celebration of Contemporary Art”
Two of the biggest attractions to come in the festival's first week are Taylor Mac and Damian Woetzel
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Review: Naomi Jacobson shines in Theater J’s “Becoming Dr. Ruth”
It's hard not to love Naomi Jacobson as everyone's favorite cherubic sex therapist in Becoming Dr. Ruth
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Spotlight: Upcoming events in D.C. — March 1-7
Auntie Mame Every gay man should see this 1958 comedy in which Rosalind Russell gives one of her best performances as a Manhattan socialite who...
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Review: Tyler, the Creator unleashes Flower power at the Anthem
Tyler, the Creator started his Sunday night show at The Anthem in Washington, D.C., with an apology. âIâm not gonna lie,â the controversy-courting rapper, and...
