All posts by André Hereford
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The Wiz’s Kent Gash: “It is a gift to be African-American”
Director Kent Gash and company put a dazzling stamp on a vibrant classic of modern musical theater
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Stage Review: Constellation’s “The Caucasian Chalk Circle”
A darkly humorous, timely exploration of wartime morality
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Dusty Ray Bottoms: “I hope that I was able to change some lives”
Dusty Ray Bottoms is glad she left RuPaul's Drag Race "with a bang"
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Stage Review: Theater J’s “Roz and Ray”
"Roz and Ray" delivers a well-acted capsule of struggle at the dawn of the AIDS crisis
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Drag Race’s Yuhua Hamasaki on “Nosegate” and the pitfalls of being a team player
The third eliminated queen rocked out her lip-sync and sashayed out the door
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Stage review: Paper Dolls at Mosaic Theater
Drag pageantry and performance take a backseat to affecting drama in Mosaic’s Paper Dolls.
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Stage Review: Alabama Story at Washington Stage Guild
Alabama Story delivers a compelling civics lesson with its streamlined old-fashioned drama
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Movie Review: “A Quiet Place” is a tense, riveting horror debut
A family clings to survival in the intense monsters-in-the-dark thriller "A Quiet Place"
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Kalorie Karbdashian-Williams on Vixen’s whistleblowing, lipsyncing against Eureka, and her “best drag”
Kalorie Karbdashian-Williams gave the best of her love, but not her drag.
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Stage Review: “Translations” at Studio Theatre
Fascinating subject matter sustains a stiff rendition in Studio Theatre's "Translations"
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Super Geek: John Barrowman arrives at Awesome Con with a new cosplay and love for the sci-fi and fantasy genre
Turns out, he's as big a geek as his most avid fans
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Stage Review: Ford’s “The Wiz” sends Dorothy on a funky, fabulous trip to Oz
Kent Gash's smile-inducing production offers a lot to love
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RuPaul’s Vanessa Vanjie Mateo: “At least Christina Aguilera got to witness me perform!”
Even banjee power can’t save Vanessa Vanjie Mateo from being the first queen out on RuPaul's Drag Race.
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Comedy Whiz: David Alan Grier brings his stand-up to DC
Comedian David Alan Grier eases into Arlington Drafthouse to speak his piece
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Film Review: Steven Soderbergh’s “Unsane” wrings chilling horror from a dumb plot
Unsane is scary, but it requires a suspension of disbelief in order to completely satisfy
