Thirty-seven percent of midterm voters said anti-trans ads made them less likely to support the candidates who ran them.
A chamber piece for a four-person ensemble and a five-piece orchestra, the show fits tidily into Signature’s intimate Ark Theatre, where Matthew Gardiner’s staging captures the close, quiet tension ...
D.C.’s flamenco ambassador Edwin Aparicio honors three local artists with a world premiere exploring the journey from birth ...
The Hollywood blacklist drama boasts a solid cast, but its timely warnings get bogged down in dry testimony and earnest ...
A Highland Feast lifts the castle’s spirits, but old suspicions creep back in as the players return to the haunted cabin.
Blessedly free of any epic catastrophes, The Divine Tragedy is rather a lighthearted, Mexico City-set sex dramedy, with a few dark, despairing passages. Writer-director Sergio Tovar Verlarde (4 Moons) ...
Chris Pappas becomes the first openly gay man elected to the U.S. Senate as LGBTQ candidates score historic victories nationwide.
Metro Weekly readers share their fears, frustrations, and resolve as the midterms put their rights, safety, and sense of belonging into focus.
To pardon or to banish? That is the question one Faithful was left with at the end of last week’s episode. Alan reveals that Shane holds the Power of the Pardon (won during the last challenge for ...
Michigan's Democratic Senate nominee pushed back against Ross Douthat, framing transgender rights as constitutional freedoms.
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