All posts by André Hereford
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Day of Rage review: A brilliant, must-watch documentary on the January 6th insurrection
"Day of Rage" boils the January 6th insurrection down to a concise, persuasive timeline of violent anti-democracy
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The 10 Best Films of 2021, from Poppy Field to Summer of Soul
The best films of 2021 represent what a wildly eclectic year we had at the movies.
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Finding Magic Mike review: HBO’s competition series is bulging with talent and sex appeal
They came, they stripped, they bonded like brothers, but only one man goes home the winner on "Finding Magic Mike."
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‘A Strange Loop’ creator Michael R. Jackson uses art to “make sense out of the craziness of life”
Michael R. Jackson on making history with A Strange Loop, the impact of Liz Phair, and why the show targets Tyler Perry
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DC Theater Review: ‘Flight’ at Studio is dazzling and imaginative
An immersive hybrid of theater and art installation, Flight might be the best show you ever see inside a private booth.
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Movie Review: ‘Red Rocket’ is propelled by a dynamic Simon Rex
In "Red Rocket," Simon Rex shines as an ex-porn star whose tank is running desperately low on options.
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Broadway artists celebrate LGBTQIA+ diversity in theater on new album “Place and Time”
Tituss Burgess, Amber Gray, Telly Leung, Daisy Eagan, and a host of other talents lend their voices to the project
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DC Theater Review: ‘A Snowy Nite at the Dew Drop Inn’ at Anacostia Playhouse
The Anacostia Playhouse serves up a jolly night of jazz and blues with "A Snowy Nite at the Dew Drop Inn"
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Spoiler-Free Review – Spider-Man: No Way Home busts the multiverse wide open
Spider-Man: No Way Home busts the multiverse wide open. Our spoiler-free review.
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Sherry Vine is ‘LIT for the Holidays’ at Crazy Aunt Helen’s
Sherry Vine returns to sleigh at Crazy Aunt Helen's with a NSFW holiday treat.
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Movie Review: West Side Story is a fresh, invigorating take on a musical classic
Steven Spielberg and an incredible cast deliver a moving and exuberant reimagined "West Side Story" that also stays true to its legend.
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DC Theater Review: A Strange Loop at Woolly Mammoth
Woolly Mammoth's lockdown-delayed production of the Pulitzer-winning musical "A Strange Loop" proves worth the wait.
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DC Theater Review: Seven Guitars at Arena Stage
Arena Stage's solid production of "Seven Guitars" strikes a properly wistful tone for August Wilson's blues-tinged drama.
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Lena Waithe on ‘Twenties,’ dealing with criticism, and finding balance in dating
Driving her own film and television renaissance, Twenties creator Lena Waithe keeps her eyes on the prize of posterity
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Movie review: ‘Benedetta’ is an overheated, mystic lesbian nun thriller
Paul Verhoeven's salacious ""Benedetta gets into the head, but not really under the skin, of the outlaw nun who swore she saw God
