Director Dave Franco’s “Somebody I Used To Know” follows a rom-com formula that can’t own up to its nature.
After revisions made during the pandemic, “The Book of Mormon” arrives with a more empowered woman at its center.
“How Black Mothers Say I Love You” is a moving, must-see highlight of the local theater season.
Forthcoming coffee table book takes a deeper dive into the Mending Walls mural project.
Virginia Opera’s “Fellow Travelers” highlights the persecution of gay men during the era of McCarthyism.
Yes, And!’s play “Placebo” humorously explores human connection and communication.
The executive director of Studio Two Three on anchoring the arts in an era of condos.
By Ashley Hawkins | Nov 22, 2022
The adolescent pyrotechnics of Damien Chazelle’s “Babylon” and James Cameron’s “Avatar: The Way of Water.”
By Chuck Bowen | Dec 28, 2022
From an activist perspective, we still have a long way to go.
By Phil Wilayto | Nov 15, 2022
Fifteen years later, the creators behind the "Atomic-Robo" comic are still boldly going.
By Don Harrison | Dec 15, 2022
Revisiting the David Lynch masterpiece, “Blue Velvet.”
By Chuck Bowen | Jan 12, 2023
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