All posts by André Hereford
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CrazySexyCool Review: A Crazy Good Tribute to TLC
Arena's 'CrazySexyCool: The TLC Musical' charts an entertaining tour of the group's tumultuous lives and career.
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Maddie’s Secret Review: A Weird, Campy Delight
John Early's cross-dressing comedy 'Maddie's Secret spoofs '80s TV movies-of-the-week with an offbeat tone all its own.
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Steven Webb: “I’ll Panic When It’s Over”
The British actor talks comedy, coming out, and his U.S. debut in Studio's 'Feeling Afraid As If Something Terrible Is Going to Happen.'
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What Became of Us Review: A Poignant Tale of Two Siblings
Signature strikes an emotional chord with the elegantly structured, intimately staged drama What Became of Us.
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Supergirl Review: Milly Alcock Makes It Worth the Ride
Despite a predictable story and uneven action, Milly Alcock proves she's the right Supergirl for DC's new era.
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The Play That Goes Wrong Review: Embracing the Mayhem
Keegan Theatre's spirited cast embraces every onstage disaster with expert comic timing and unwavering commitment.
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Leviticus Review: Queer Horror Takes Aim at Conversion Therapy
Adrian Chiarella's debut imagines conversion therapy as a demonic curse, but its chilling premise proves stronger than its execution.
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Bouchra Turns Personal Pain Into Powerful Cinema
Blending family drama with expressive 3D animation, Bouchra tells the tender story of a queer Moroccan jackal living in NYC.
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Kimberly Schraf Shines in Mosaic Theater’s Uneven Precarious
Steph Del Rosso's domestic dramedy offers humor and humanity but never generates enough dramatic momentum.
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Blowie Is More Sex-Horror Tease Than Slasher Thrill Ride
Stilted erotic horror film Blowie serves up loads of sex and some suspense in a tale of content creators stalked by a masked killer.
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Sally & Tom Turns a Fraught History into Compelling Theater
Round House's rousing Sally & Tom uses witty backstage comedy and a game ensemble to probe the contradictions of America's past.
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Justin Weaks’ Boldest Role Is Himself
In A Fine Madness, acclaimed D.C. actor Justin Weaks transforms his experience living with HIV into a deeply personal solo performance.
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Leo Woodall Hits the Right Notes in Tuner
Leo Woodall leads an engaging crime drama about a gifted piano tuner whose talents draw him into a dangerous criminal underworld.
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Cake Pop! Is Having a Very Sweet Moment
How D.C. sweetheart Cake Pop! stepped out of the kitchen -- and the closet -- to find joy and liberation as a drag goddess.
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Arena Stage’s The Motion Puts Humanity to a Vote
Christopher Chen's engrossing drama uses audience participation, science fiction, and sharp debate to explore what it means to be human.
