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  • ALL THE QUEEN'S MEN

    By on October 16, 2002

    Friday, Oct. 18, 9 p.m. Lincoln Theatre, $9 Let's get one thing perfectly clear: Matt LeBlanc does not make a pretty woman. Nor...

  • HIS SECRET LIFE

    By on October 16, 2002

    Friday, Oct. 18, 7 p.m. Lincoln Theatre, $9 Antonia's life would seem to be perfect. When not working at the hospital as a nurse giving...

  • LEAVING METROPOLIS

    By on October 16, 2002

    Thursday, Oct. 17, 7 p.m. Lincoln Theatre, $15 Brad Fraser is one of Canada's premiere playwrights. He is not, it so happens, one of its...

  • Reel Affirmations 12

    By on October 16, 2002

    The city's most comprehensive viewer's guide to the 12th Annual Reel Affirmations gay & lesbian film festival. Reviews by: Sean Bugg Kristina Campbell Will Doig...

  • Home Sweet Home

    By on October 9, 2002

    War is hell -- especially when you're particularly fond of the enemy. No, I'm not talking about al Qaeda or Iraq. I mean the war...

  • Hearsay

    By on October 9, 2002

    Lizard Lounge slithers into an alternate universe… Feint caters to the indie rock queer boy… Who was that spotted at The Crew Club?… Faced with...

  • French Connection

    By on October 9, 2002

    High Society: Cofield, Williamson, Redmond and Emerson (Photo by Scott Suchman)      Control and confidence are the hallmarks of Arena Stage's new production of The...

  • Bob Mould

    By on October 9, 2002

    Bob Mould has never been easy to categorize. When he fronted the trailblazing alternative band Hüsker Dü from 1979 to 1987, it wasn't exactly punk...

  • Truly Yours

    By on October 2, 2002

    Dear Lena, Recently I met someone I felt very connected and close to. From the start we just talked about our lives, our ex-boyfriends, and...

  • Northern Exposure

    By on October 2, 2002

    Fighting back: Robinette, Lodge and Forrest (Photo by Stan Barouh)      It's easy to see why Round House Theatre has returned to the George F....

  • Hearsay

    By on October 2, 2002

    A ramble by any other name is a ramble that begins at Ziegfeld's, travels to Chaos, bounces back to Velvet and then BodySmith, before winding...

  • Chemical Warfare

    By on October 2, 2002

    At the security checkpoint, a man in a windbreaker asks you to remove your jacket, your shoes and your hat. You lift your arms parallel...

  • Emotional Waters

    By on September 25, 2002

    You had better come properly equipped for this season's Washington Opera opener -- Donizetti's mesmerizing Lucia Di Lammermoor. You'll want lumbar support, breath mints, and...

  • Traversing the Big C

    By on September 25, 2002

         Ed is dying of pancreatic cancer. All year we've been getting e-mails about his diagnosis, then his prognosis, then his treatment progress, then his...

  • Hearsay

    By on September 25, 2002

    The New Miss Z's has bosoms to spare, but where was Blair?… Karens and Jacks overrun last Sunday's Lizard Lounge… The Kennedy Center gets a...