All posts by André Hereford
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Comedian Maz Jobrani is back with a fresh take on being an immigrant in Trump’s America
Jobrani also puts his commitment to LGBTQ rights in his act
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Film Review: Steve McQueen’s “Widows”
A heist thriller with gravitas, Widows is overstuffed but still satisfying
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Theater Review: As You Like It at Keegan Theatre
"As You Like It" charts a romantic, musical escape to Shakespeare's idyllic forest
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Theater Review: Avant Bard’s “Illyria”
Avant Bard's "Illyria" takes on "Twelfth Night" with a promising concept, but the cast doesn't pull it off
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Theater Review: Anastasia at the Kennedy Center
"Anastasia" is an overly cute adaptation of a Russian legend
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Theater Review: Beetlejuice the Musical at National Theatre
"Beetlejuice the Musical" at National Theatre is gleefully dark and dazzlingly designed
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Film Review: Boy Erased
Come for the Oscar-caliber performances, stay for the harrowing gay conversion journey of "Boy Erased"
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Beetlejuice the Musical is “not doing the movie on stage”
It's showtime for the team behind National Theatre's "Beetlejuice the Musical"
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Outspoken: Wanda Sykes on quitting Roseanne, Louis C.K., and boycotting the NFL
The iconic comic riffs on current events ahead of her Nov. 3 tour stop at Strathmore
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Film Review: Matt Tyrnauer’s “Studio 54”
The hip and haunting documentary Studio 54 digs into the legend of New York's hottest nightclub
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Film Review: Can You Ever Forgive Me?
Melissa McCarthy and Richard E. Grant star as a devious pair of con artists in the entertaining "Can You Ever Forgive Me?"
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Rupert Everett on “The Happy Prince,” true love, gay martyrs, and his advice for Theresa May
It took ten years for Rupert Everett to bring his magnificent Oscar Wilde opus, "The Happy Prince," to the screen. It was worth the wait.
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Theater Review: Constellation’s “Aida”
Shayla S. Simmons pretty much steals the show as the lead in Constellation's glossy, glitzy "Aida"
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Film Review: “First Man” presents a thoughtful account of a thrilling space race
"First Man" eschews spectacle for a reflective portrait of pioneering astronaut Neil Armstrong
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Film Review: Bad Times at the El Royale
A dynamite thriller with a stacked cast and a smart script, "Bad Times at the El Royale" delivers a ferociously good time
