All posts by André Hereford
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Review: Tom of Finland
Sibling rivalry and gay sexual liberation fuel an iconic artist's fire in "Tom of Finland"
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Heath Saunders plays on as Twelfth Night’s fabulous Feste
Heath Saunders offers "a slightly bro-y Loki" as Feste the fool in Twelfth Night
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Review: Crazy for You at Signature Theatre
A sweet, embraceable twosome lifts Signature’s beautifully sung and danced Crazy for You
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Review: Lady Gaga’s Joanne World Tour at Capital One Arena
Lady Gaga rocks the house, and even picks up an American Music Award, on the D.C. stop of her Joanne World Tour.
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Freedom Writer: Jon Robin Baitz
Playwright Jon Robin Baitz is using his skills to fight Trump the only way he can -- with deep, biting, close to the bone satire.
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Tops and Bottoms: “The Pajama Game” and “Top Girls” (reviews)
Pajama Game brings serious steam to an exuberant Golden Age musical, while Top Girls is powered by a potent, all-female cast.
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Disagreeable: A Short Series of Disagreements Presented Here in Chronological Order (Review)
Daniel Kitson's "A Short Series of Disagreements" is perhaps not short enough.
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Review: “Thor: Ragnarok” delivers both action and humor
The mighty Avenger gets some of the old band back together for a rockin' good time in "Thor: Ragnarok."
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Reviews: “The Killing of a Sacred Deer” and “Suburbicon”
'Tis the season of extremely bad dads being forced to consider the sacrifice of their cubs.
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Review: Avant Bard’s “Emilie”
In Avant Bard's Emilie, a trailblazing scientist leaves her mark
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Review: “The Effect” at Studio Theatre
In Studio's dazzling, neon-lit production of "The Effect," two subjects fall in love while two doctors spar
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Review: Chadwick Boseman shines in “Marshall”
With Marshall, Chadwick Boseman adds to his growing roster of laudable turns playing American historical giants
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Review: Keegan’s “Stones in His Pockets”
Keegan's "Stones in His Pockets" fully charms
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Review: Ford’s “Death of a Salesman”
Ford's Theatre's Death of a Salesman offers tragic poignancy
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Review: Constellation Theatre’s “The Wild Party”
The music and dancing delight, but the leads don't quite deliver in Constellation's The Wild Party
