All posts by André Hereford
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2019 Helen Hayes Awards Winners: Arena’s ‘Anything Goes’ and 1st Stage’s ‘Fly By Night’ emerge on top
The Helen Hayes Awards spread the love around, recognizing the best of D.C. theater across dozens of shows
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Awards Worthy: Rick Hammerly and Felicia Curry
The Helen Hayes Awards co-hosts set the stage for D.C. theater's biggest night
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Jackie Hoffman: “Gay people are my world. And I’m very happy about that.”
Hoffman adores her gay audience, and they can love her right back as she hosts GMCW's Spring Affair on May 11
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DC Theater Review: The Children at Studio Theatre
Jeanne Paulsen and Naomi Jacobson enact a gripping tug-of-war between frenemies in Studio's vividly realized "The Children"
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JxJ combines the Washington Jewish Film and Music Festivals into a blockbuster new event
The Edlavitch DCJCC festival also continues LGBTQ representation in both film and music
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Film Review: Knock Down the House
The astute political documentary "Knock Down the House" gets somewhat sideswiped by the AOC juggernaut
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Theater Review: “The White Snake” at Constellation Theatre
Solid stagecraft and storytelling serve Constellation's inventive production of "The White Snake"
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Dr. Ruth: An interview with the ‘Goddess of Good Sex’
Dr. Ruth still wants everybody to have great sex, and to go see her new documentary "Ask Dr. Ruth"
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Film Review: ‘Avengers: Endgame’
Sweeping from grim defeat to giddy excitement, Avengers: Endgame covers all MCU bases, and then some. Our spoiler-free review.
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Vanessa Williams works the right stuff in song, in fashion, and with the NSO Pops
Williams performs with the NSO Pops on May 3 and 4
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Theater Review: Olney’s ‘A Comedy of Tenors’
Everybody plays the fool in Olney's daft but apparently crowd-pleasing "A Comedy of Tenors"
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Theater Review: Signature’s ‘Grand Hotel’
"Grand Hotel" offers eye-popping design and a few fine performances amid a dry, jumbled delivery
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Dance music diva CeCe Peniston is taking care of business with her own label and a new beat
Peniston comes to D.C.'s City Winery on April 21
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Ryan O’Connell on the making of his Netflix comedy ‘Special’
It made perfect sense that Ryan O'Connell portray a version of himself on Netflix's latest LGBTQ series Special
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Reel Affirmations Xtra offers generation gap drag comedy ‘Tucked’
Writer-director Jamie Patterson breaks down some behind-the-scenes T on his film "Tucked"
