
André Hereford
Film Critic, Contributing Editor at Metro Weekly
Writer, critic, lover, voter @WAFCA, @DorianAwards | Tomatometer-Approved
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Gabriel Mata – Photo: Rob Klug“Dance serves many capacities, and one of them is cultural preservation,” says D.C.-based dance artist Gabriel Mata. For Mata, who was born in Mexico, in the state of Guerrero, and immigrated to the U.S. with his family when he was very young, dance also served as a stabilizing force as he grew up in Southern California. Although, it wasn’t until his junior year of public high school in Santa Ana that he took his first beginning dance class.
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Paradise Blue – Photo: Margot SchulmanWith its smoky, seductive, immersive staging of Dominique Morisseau’s Paradise Blue, Studio Theatre turns up the heat and the suspense. Part of the playwright’s acclaimed Detroit Trilogy — which includes Skeleton Crew and Detroit ’67 — the narrative is set in 1949, in the city’s storied Black Bottom neighborhood, inside the fictional club, Paradise.
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Head Over Heels – Photo: DJ CoreyTo enter the fanciful kingdom of Arcadia, in Constellation Theatre’s delightful, if uneven, musical romantic-comedy Head Over Heels, is to fall in love again with the music of The Go-Go’s. If you ever loved them, and were around in the ’80s when the quintet was fresh and riding high on the charts, the songs sound solid here, maybe in need of a little octane.
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Choke: Joi Kai and Giselle González – Photo: Daniel MartínezIt happens even in the best families. Gustavo Guerrero, proud paterfamilias of Emilio T. Infante’s poignant Choke: Sucede Hasta en las Mejores Familias, invokes the phrase practically in jest, but he’s not joking or making coded reference to his lesbian daughter Cassandra and her wife Zulema.
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metroweekly.com | André Hereford
Lavender MenWhether directing and co-adapting the new queer feature Lavender Men, producing upcoming Shudder horror-thriller The Surrender, or publishing his debut novel The Book of Luke later this spring, creating community is key for Lovell Holder. “Maybe this is just the only child in me,” he says, considering the emotional truths that connect his work.
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