All posts by André Hereford
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‘Moulin Rouge’ Review: Raise a Glass
The zesty mashup musical "Moulin Rouge!" delivers winking romantic comedy, set off by dazzling sets, costumes, and dancing.
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Shaking Up D.C.’s Gay Nightlife
At Shakers, the latest addition to D.C.'s LGBTQ bar scene, three voluminous rooms of strangers feel like one big party.
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‘Last Voyage of the Demeter’ Review: Strange Cargo
"The Last Voyage of the Demeter" offers a few shudders and eye-catching creature effects, but sinks on its way to shore.
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‘Passages’ Review: Doubting Tomas
The smart and sexy "Passages" captures a disaster in motion as a gay man risks his marriage for a torrid affair with a woman
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For LGBTQ Youth, Longtime Ally Ben Cohen Is A Team Player
Rugby champ Ben Cohen, one of our favorite LGBTQ allies, makes a heroic acting debut in Dekkoo's queer-themed "Patterns."
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‘Only Murders in the Building’ S3 Review: Triple Threats
In a third season loaded with heavy-hitting guest stars, "Only Murders in the Building" still sings thanks to its lead trio.
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For Kai Heath, What’s “Wrong” is Completely Right
Kai Heath breaks down the art of getting things wrong in the uproarious "The Play That Goes Wrong" at the Kennedy Center.
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D. Smith’s ‘Kokomo City’ Explores the Lives of Trans Sex Workers
Smith takes audiences to "Kokomo City," her stunning documentary portrait of four Black trans sex workers.
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‘Monsters of the American Cinema’ Review: Monster High
Prologue's 'Monsters of the American Cinema' tenderly captures the rhythms of family life for a queer stepdad and his teenage son.
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‘Talk To Me’ Review: Getting Handsy
A nifty debut horror-thriller from Danny and Michael Philippou, "Talk to Me" takes a haunting detour into the spirit realm.
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‘Nimona’s’ ND Stevenson on the Power of Transforming Myths
"Nimona" creator ND Stevenson is fine, just fine seeing his signature shape-shifting adventurer leap from page to screen
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‘Theater Camp’ Review: Drama Queens
An irreverent ode to theater kids and professionals, 'Theater Camp' skewers its targets with loving care and lots of laughs.
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‘Wham!’ Review: By George
Netflix's bouncy "Wham!" offers an inside account of the '80s duo's meteoric rise, sudden end, and not much else
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Editor’s Pick: The Logan Festival of Solo Performance
Logan Festival performers J. Elijah Cho and César Cadabes seize the moment with incisive, award-winning solo shows for everyone.
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‘1776’ Review: Adams & Eves
Hats off to the sparkling ensemble of a '1776' revival that pinpoints the foresight and blind spots of the Founding Fathers.
