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Denyce Graves-Montgomery directs Damien Geter's new opera, commissioned for the 50th anniversary season of Virginia Opera.

Bowen Yang and Lily Gladstone star in a four-way same-sex marriage farce.

Why his latest movie, "Sinners," sings the blues. And how the vampires fit in.

"Uncanny," at the National Museum of Women in the Arts, mines the anxious terrain of flesh, robots and off-kilter realism.

From the comedy of "Oh, Mary!" to the songs of "Buena Vista Social Club," here are our picks for the best new Broadway plays and musicals this season.

Jenny Slate's stellar performance underlines how the noble work of cancer care can come with steep personal costs -- a truth that's often tricky to acknowledge.

"Chicken jockey" is not just "The Room" for kids. If all we're feeding them is memes, they will produce meme waste.

Ryan Coogler's 1930s-era drama is an electrifying swirl of blues, bloodshed and timely commentary on the past.

Soleil Moon Frye made "The Carters," a documentary about Aaron and Nick Carter's family, to "pull back the veil" on mental health and substance abuse struggles.

Sadie Sink of "Stranger Things" commands attention in the Broadway premiere of "John Proctor Is the Villain."