Arts + Entertainment
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U.S. Botanic Garden’s expansive model train exhibit is one of the area’s seasonal joys
Season's Greetings: All Aboard! Offers recreations of 31 iconic American train stations
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RuPaul’s Drag Race Holi-Slay Spectacular airs Friday, Dec. 7
Mama Ru leaves a new present under the tree with the light-hearted "Drag Race Holi-Slay Spectacular"
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Theater Review: Solas Nua’s “How to Keep an Alien”
A two-person cast works tirelessly but the story feels slight in "How to Keep an Alien"
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Theater Review: An Inspector Calls at Shakespeare Theatre
Shakespeare Theatre's "An Inspector Calls" is visually stunning, but loses details in its to-the-rafters delivery
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“Roma,” “A Star Is Born” lead winners at DC Film Critics awards
Alfonso Cuarón's lush new drama won four top honors, while Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga took acting.
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Film Review: The Favourite
The struggle for power in Queen Anne's court is caustic, kinky, and a bit repetitive in "The Favourite"
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Film Review: Creed II
The son of Creed battles the son of Drago in a sequel that basically refreshes "Rocky IV"
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Theater Review: All Save One at Washington Stage Guild
There's not much new under the Hollywood sun in the mildly amusing period comedy "All Save One"
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Oscar Ceville on playing Bronco Internationale: “Thank God I go to the gym”
Oscar Ceville embodies a Lucha Libre legend in Keegan’s unique staging of one of Shakespeare’s most popular comedies.
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Jane Lynch brings her “Swingin’ Little Christmas” to DC
Lynch calls it a "throwback to those specials in the late '50s, early '60s"
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Editor’s Picks: Who’s Holiday, Paula Abdul, Georgetown Glow, more
BUDDIES The first American film to focus on the AIDS pandemic (preceding both the TV movie An Early Frost and Longtime Companion), Arthur J. Bressan Jr.’s 1985 drama...
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Out On the Town: D.C. arts and entertainment highlights — November 29 to December 5
Everything arts and entertainment in the D.C. area this week!
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Five reasons why Fantastic Beasts 2 doesn’t work
From queerbaiting to a stretched racism allegory, here's everything wrong with J.K. Rowling's latest film
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Theater Review: Anything Goes at Arena Stage
Corbin Bleu impresses as a gold standard leading man in Molly Smith’s buoyant, boisterous production of the Cole Porter classic.
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Muse at Capital One: Tickets on sale Friday at noon
Hard-rocking trio comes to D.C. in April 2019
