All posts by Randy Shulman
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Into the Wild: En Garde Arts’ “Wilderness”
Based on real-life research, En Garde Arts' Wilderness explores an unorthodox therapy treatment for teens with troubles
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(Spoiler-Free) Review: Blade Runner 2049 is the greatest sequel in cinema history
Smart, thrilling, emotionally potent, Blade Runner 2049 uses the original as a launching pad and soars beyond the stars
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How “Transparent” is Transforming Television
Amazon's "Transparent" continues its steady, brilliantly determined march to change the way we experience gender and sexuality
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The Kennedy Center celebrates Leonard Bernstein’s Broadway legacy
The Kennedy Center launches a season celebrating America's legendary composer-conductor with a concert of his Broadway hits
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Southern Discomfort: One Mississippi’s Tig Notaro
Tig Notaro's brilliant One Mississippi celebrates her own warm vision of her home state, while frequently taking it to task.
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Lea Confidential: Lea DeLaria on Big Boo, her love of music, and being a queer role model.
The Orange is the New Black star opens up about her time on the hit show, her passion for music, and how being a role...
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Cabaret at Kennedy Center offers a searing, sexualized production
The current tour of the iconic musical has kink to spare and reinstates a vital narrative cut from the movie
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Solo Act: An Interview with NPR’s Ari Shapiro
The host of NPR's storied All Things Considered brings his new, multilingual one-man cabaret to Amp by Strathmore.
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Exclusive Photos: The cast of Studio Theatre’s “Wig Out!”
Studio Theatre enters the world of LGBTQ ballroom culture with a thrilling, immersive production of Tarell Alvin McCraney's poetic masterpiece Wig Out!
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Kinsey Sicks’ “Things You Shouldn’t Say” hilariously deconstructs the Trump era
The Kinsey Sicks are back, singing things that would make a Jewish mother turn borscht red
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Review: “War for the Planet of the Apes” is absurd and boring
The (presumed) final installment of the latest "Planet of the Apes" series is a plodding, lumbering, insulting bore
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Dragon Slayed: Piff the Magic Dragon comes to Arlington
The tricks performed by Piff the Magic Dragon are amazing, but he truly slays audiences with his unique brand of comedy
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Margaret Cho: Comedians must push boundaries and be offensive
In the age of Trump, Margaret Cho wants to speak out more than ever
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BenDeLaCreme is not your typical drag queen
RuPaul's Drag Race season six star lights up The Birchmere with his version of Dante's Inferno
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