Jose Rivera's probing drama "Your Name Means Dream" offers a soulful exploration of our future living with AI.
Kitt Lauro will be one of a couple dozen artists exhibiting at Pride Alley during this year's Awesome Con from April 4 to 6.
Woolly Mammoth's funny and subversive "It's a Motherf**king Pleasure" is a joyously provocative evening out.
The gay rom-com "Throuple" dips a toe into non-monogamy with smarts and sensitivity but stays too close to the surface.
Arena Stage's "The Age of Innocence" burns so slowly that the production's dramatic flame nearly fizzles out.
Rich with human detail, "Kunene and the King" explores the terrible cost and legacy of South Africa's apartheid.
Owned by Dandy Knopf and Phoenix Flaxman, Deviant will be exhibiting at this year's Awesome Con from April 4 to 6.
Ryan Bernier has been playing Dorothy in "The Golden Girls: The Laughs Continue" for two years and shows no signs of stopping.
Steven Soderbergh's spicy spy thriller "Black Bag" comes packed with sharp twists, intrigue, and innuendo.
Comic Lane Moore is currently touring her hit comedy show "Tinder Live!" where she seeks out cis het men and their ultra-weird profiles.
The Principle Gallery in Alexandria features 50 works created by 32 area artists, working in oils, pastels, and watercolors.
Hollywood legend Bruce Vilanch dishes on his misses and more in his hilarious new book, "It Seemed Like a Bad Idea at the Time."
"Liza: A Truly Terrific Absolutely True Story" vibrantly celebrates the career of one of our greatest entertainers.
Rising local star and Helen Hayes nominee Miss Kitty is bringing down the house as Truvy in Creative Cauldron's "Steel Magnolias."
Idina Menzel returns to Broadway in "Redwood," a schmaltzy, shallow musical with little nuance.