Olivia Baisier and Anthony Bonavita
- 23 hours ago
We Should Tell You: Nomadic Theatre Shines Out in RENT
The Fall 2022 production sought to ACT UP and fight AIDS, portraying the powerful message of composer Jonathan Larson in its entirety.
Olivia Baisier
- 1 day ago
Oh, she’s in her Era Era: A 'Midnights' Review
Taylor Swift’s “Midnights,” released on October 21, wraps a bow around the first sixteen years of Swift’s musical history.
James Dolan
- 7 days ago
Preoccupations at DC9
Seeing Preoccupations was the most intimate musical experience I’ve had at a concert in D.C. and an auspicious welcome to DC9.
Sabrina Mei
- Nov 29
‘Aftersun’ Paints a Heart-wrenching Portrait of A Father & A Memory
Aftersun is writer-director Charlotte Wells’ gently devastating debut feature about a father-daughter relationship.
Margaret Rand
- Nov 29
Understanding Artist Mike Kelley: From Age 12 to 21
I remember the day I first saw artist Mike Kelley’s stuffed animal installation in 2013.
Andres Alfonso
- Nov 29
The Same as Alvvays? The Good, the Bad, and the Shoegaze
Canadian indie darlings Alvvays released their third studio album Blue Rev.
J. Gertin
- Oct 28
Transmogrification of the Concert on Stage
Upon entering a concert venue, the last thing you would expect to be handed is a Playbill. In the Playbill’s opening letter, Lil Nas X...
Grace Copps
- Oct 28
A “Supercut” of Lorde at All Things Go
Humming with excitement like a live wire, an army clad in wet and muddy Dr. Martens was huddled together at the Merriweather Post...
Sabrina Mei
- Oct 28
‘X’ & ‘Pearl’ Revitalize the Slasher Genre with Feminine Rage and Farmhouse Gore
Director Ti West makes a triumphant return to the horror genre with his two most recent films, X and Pearl, released only six months apart.
Lucy Cullen
- Sep 29
A Night with Phoebe Bridgers
On June 11, Phoebe Bridgers finally arrived at The Anthem for the D.C. stop of her Reunion Tour, a concert that had been a long time in...