All posts by Randy Shulman
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Creative Cauldron Celebrates Stephen Schwartz in Snapshots
Snapshots weaves the music of Stephen Schwartz into a story of marriage, memory, and life’s turning points.
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Bethesda’s Play in a Day Puts Six Theaters on the Clock
Six local companies have 24 hours to write, rehearse, and perform original short plays before a live audience at Imagination Stage.
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Ronté Pierce Leads GMCW’s Heart & Soul Celebration
Leading GMCW’s Seasons of Love ensemble, Pierce blends gospel roots and ’90s house for a vibrant Black History Month concert.
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Mercy Promises Big Ideas — and Delivers Nothing
Chris Pratt stars in a glossy sci-fi thriller about an AI-run justice system that never rises above its hollow premise.
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From the Archives: A 1997 Q&A With the D.C. Eagle’s Dick McHugh
In 1997, Dick McHugh reflected on leather culture, nightlife, and the early history of one of Washington’s most storied gay leather bars.
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Jason Elliott on His Year as Mr. Mid-Atlantic Leather
The Mr. Mid-Atlantic Leather 2025 winner opens up about faith, identity, and a year that changed his life.
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Douglas Sills Finds Himself in Tevye
Broadway veteran Douglas Sills discusses reimagining Fiddler on the Roof at Signature Theatre, Jewish identity, and HBO’s The Gilded Age.
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How Well Do You Know the Hanky Code?
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Where to Ring in the New Year in Gay D.C.
From disco dance parties and drag countdowns to no-cover bar hangs, here are 21 LGBTQ New Year’s Eve celebrations across Washington, D.C.
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Folger Tribute Explores Emily Dickinson’s Queer Love Letters
Martha Nell Smith reflects on Emily Dickinson’s intimate letters, her secret queer romance, and the poet's enduring legacy.
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Paula Poundstone Picks the Perfect President
The comic talks Larry the cat, political resistance, and which politician tops her fantasy presidential roster.
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Tina Romero is Queering Up Zombie Movies
The filmmaker blends bold queer storytelling with the horror legacy her father built, creating a zombie film that’s entirely her own.
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For Cheyenne Jackson, Music Remains the Great Salvation
Cheyenne Jackson joins the American Pops Orchestra in D.C. before taking his deeply personal show to Carnegie Hall.
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Miss Pixie Says Goodbye
After 28 years, D.C. vintage queen Pixie Windsor closes Miss Pixie’s Furnishings & Whatnot with a Halloween farewell party.
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The Black Phone 2 Review: Losing the Signal
Scott Derrickson's sequel to The Black Phone reaches for deeper meaning amid its ghosts and gore, but never finds the same chilling power.
