All posts by Randy Shulman
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Gregg Araki Wants You to Feel All the Joy
The independent filmmaker talks "I Want Your Sex," his punk-rock roots, and nearly four decades of uncompromising cinema.
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Gallery: America 250 Captures a Complex Nation in Photographs
A juried exhibition at Alexandria's Multiple Exposures Gallery explores patriotism, protest, and nostalgia in modern American life.
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SONiA Organizes Benefit Concert for Wife Battling Glioblastoma
As Terry Irons fights brain cancer, 15 musical acts unite for a benefit concert honoring her decades of service to music and the community.
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Win Tickets to Beetlejuice at The National Theatre!
Enter for your chance to win a pair of tickets to Beetlejuice: The Musical on July 7 by answering our trivia question.
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Yona Speidel Finds New Creative Territory in The Boroughs
The writer and producer formerly known as Our Lady J discusses Netflix's The Boroughs and moving beyond identity-focused narratives.
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Theatre Lab’s Dramathon Puts D.C. Talent on the Clock
Dramathon returns April 27 with original 10-minute plays by local talent, raising funds for the Send a Kid to Theatre Camp program.
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Enter to Win a Digital Copy of Landman, Season 2
Win a digital copy of Landman, Season 2, complete with extras!
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LGBTQ Student-Athletes Speak Out on Identity and Sports
Four Team DC scholarship recipients reflect on being out in high school sports, navigating support, visibility, and homophobia.
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Horse Meat Disco’s Luke Howard on the Need to Dance
“Something magical happens when we dance,” says the DJ ahead of Horse Meat Disco’s D.C. party on Saturday, April 18.
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Keeping Up with Suzy Eddie Izzard — If You Dare
The shape-shifting performer talks solo Hamlet, gender fluidity, and a career built on speed, instinct, and reinvention.
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Stephen Mark Lukas on Gaston: “You’re never playing a villain.”
The actor explores what makes the egocentric Gaston tick in Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, now at the National Theatre.
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Spring Theater Preview 2026: Spectacle, Satire, and Surprise
A guide to the must-see shows across D.C., Maryland, and Virginia, from major productions to daring new work.
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Sara Raasch Conjures Magic, Mischief, and Queer Romance
The bestselling fantasy author discusses queer romance, rival wizards, and her upcoming novel The Fake Divination Offense.
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Karim Diané Talks About Playing Star Trek’s First Gay Klingon
Karim Diané discusses portraying Jay-Den Kraag, the first openly gay Klingon in Star Trek history.
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LGBTQ Artists Take the Stage at Atlas Intersections Festival
Atlas Performing Arts Center’s five-week Intersections Festival features 35 performances, including a strong slate of LGBTQ artists.
