All posts by André Hereford
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DC Theater Review: ‘Hello, Dolly!’ at the Kennedy Center
Stage legend Betty Buckley delivers a tender matchmaker in a lush but logy "Hello, Dolly!"
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‘The Lavender Scare’ on PBS offers a bracing look at the government’s decades-long campaign of homophobia
Josh Howard's eye-opening documentary airs June 18
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Big Dipper keeps it real on record, and live onstage for Capital Pride
The gay bear rapper wants to remind everyone what Pride is really all about
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Women of hip-hop have a Millennial moment in an updated staging of “Herstory” at the Kennedy Center
Goldie Patrick revives Herstory to represent the next hip-hop generation
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Film Review: ‘Pavarotti’ explores the life and legacy of a legend
The great tenor is lovingly remembered by wives and mistresses alike in Ron Howard's charming documentary, "Pavarotti"
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Film Review: Dark Phoenix flames out in tedious fashion
"Dark Phoenix" delivers only a half-good adaptation of one of Marvel's greatest hits
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DC Theater Review: ‘Sooner/Later’ at Mosaic
The cast and production all have their moments, but not always in sync in Mosaic's Sooner/Later
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Film Review: ‘Ma’ offers ludicrous but highly entertaining camp horror
Octavia Spencer sharpens her knives and dagger-like stares for the delectably campy thriller "Ma"
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Drag Race’s Monét X Change on winning after losing, her love of Anne Hathaway, and always being unapologetically herself
The All Stars 4 winner comes to DC Black Pride on Friday, May 24
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Gavin Houston dishes on shooting “The Haves and Have Nots,” cable TV’s hottest primetime soap
The actor comes to D.C. for Black Pride on Friday, May 24
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In ‘Booksmart,’ Beanie Feldstein and Kaitlyn Dever crack the code for fresh teen comedy
Olivia Wilde's debut as director reinvigorates the high school comedy
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On Your Feet! star Mauricio Martínez brings his voice and his truth to APO’s Jerry Herman tribute
The actor and Broadway star beat the tabloids at their own game when they tried to out him
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DC Theater Review: ‘Fame the Musical’ at GALA Hispanic Theatre
GALA's Fame the Musical remembers the name of the game but makes scant magic
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DC Theater Review: Signature’s sublime ‘Spunk’
"Spunk" magnificently winds its way through three Zora Neale Hurston short stories
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Film Review: ‘All Is True’ offers an intriguing version of Shakespeare’s last days
Scandal intrudes on William Shakespeare's peaceful retirement in Kenneth Branagh's bold biopic All Is True
