Captain Marvel: Reviewed by Cinema Siren, a Female Film Critic

Rotten Tomatoes approved critic Cinema Siren weighs in on the first female-led Marvel superhero film.

Seahawk Chorus Presents Broadway Night: Revivals on Feb 1 and 2

120+ students from Reston area schools to perform numbers from some of Broadway’s most popular revivals. Learn more at www.broadwaynight.org

Exoplanet #1 by Local Artist Arnold Lopes

Local Artist Arnold Lopes has just completed Exoplanet #1 . This is the first Art Painting in this series on Plexiglass now available.

"Killing It" on Stage for One More Weekend

Get Your Tickets Now and Join Herndon High Students on an Amazing Adventure!

Anna and the Apocalypse: Movie Review and Exclusive Interview

Now you can have a holly, jolly zombie Christmas...

Anna and the Apocalypse Zombie Christmas Party at the Smithsonian

Calling all zombie/Christmas lovers! Celebrate both the holiday and the undead at the Lockheed Martin IMAX theater this Thursday!

RALPH BREAKS THE INTERNET Review

Cinema Siren says this Disney release balances satire and sentimentality-Why follow Ralph and Venellope into the world wide wide? Review:

Movie Reviews: Widows, Green Book, and Fantastic Beasts 2

Cinema Siren reviews new releases: festival favorites Widows and Green Book, and the anticipated Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald

Boy Erased Review

This New Drama Highlights the Hell of Conversion Therapy

Can You Ever Forgive Me? Movie Review

This story is true but hard to believe! Melissa McCarthy stars in director Marielle Heller's great story of Lee Israel's life in forgery.

Barry Lynn to Speak in Reston

Rev. Dr. Barry W. Lynn will share his perspectives on religious freedom and the current political context in the United States.

A Star is Born Review: 4th Time's a Charm, but Just as Tragic

With a strong story, great music, and undeniable chemistry between the stars, Gaga's fans need not help this new incarnation of a classic.

Movie Review Roundup: Women in Film Rule the Weekend

Mainstream thriller? See great female characters in A Simple Favor. Love Indies? Seek out I Am Not a Witch. Docs? Try Pick of the Litter

Gin Dance Company Presents 'The Story of Our Lives'

The story is unfolding... Find out what happened...

Inclusion at the Movies: Searching and The Bookshop reviews

The Bookshop is an indie directed by a female filmmaker, and Searching is the first Hollywood thriller with an Asian-American lead. Reviews:

Crazy Rich Asians movie review

Representation Matters, but Charisma Sells

Capturing the National Parks

Connecting the Arts to the Parks

Movie Review & Interviews: The Miseducation of Cameron Post

Cinema Siren speaks to why this award-winning coming-of-age indie about a girl navigating the perils of gay conversion should be seen:

Night Comes On Review: A gorgeous study in Loss and Sisterhood

This film, the directorial debut by actress Jordana Spiro and co-written by Angelica Nwandu, is available on-demand this weekend. Review:

Half the Picture Documentary Review

The struggle and commitment of female filmmakers working in Hollywood is beautifully revealed in Amy Adrion's new documentary.

The Epic Tales of Captain Underpants Netflix Show Review

The new DreamWorks show featuring Captain Underpants on Netflix is silly, satisfying fun, inspiring creativity in kids for new summer fun!

Movie Reviews: Ant-Man and The Wasp & Sorry To Bother You

Two releases, one independent and one major studio, are releasing this weekend. Both great, Cinema Siren says, but one is for the ages.

Leave No Trace & Boundaries Movie Reviews

Fathers and daughters are featured at the movies this weekend, in two films directed by women. How are they? Cinema Siren reviews:

Herndon HS's Summer Grand presents Disney's "The Little Mermaid"

Rising 6th to 12th Graders Team Together to Bring this Family Favorite to the Community.

Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom movie review-Fallen Franchise

How did we get from the wonder of Jurassic Park to the dread and darkness of Fallen Kingdom. Cinema Siren review:

5 Reasons to see 2001: A Space Odyssey, in Theaters Now!

It's the 50th anniversary of the groundbreaking classic. Why take your Star Wars and Marvel-loving family to see it? Cinema Siren explains:

Incredibles 2 Review: Worth the Wait and Super Satisfying

Why should movie fans see a sequel created over a decade after the first film? Because this one is Pixar perfect. Cinema Siren's review:

Nancy & Ocean’s 8 Movie Reviews: Women Rule these June Joints

This month, you can support a great indie, or A-list actresses in a studio feature, or both. Isn't the world a beautiful place?

Solo: A Star Wars Story Movie Review - Fun with Ron and Han

After all the drama during production, how could Ron Howard pull out such an entertaining movie? ..and yet, he does. Cinema Siren's review:

Reston Concerts On The Town 2018 Summer Season Announced

This will be the 28th season of the free summer series.

The Seagull Review: Chekhov as Respite from Superhero Fatigue?

Well played, Sony. Releasing a film version of the classic at the start of blockbuster season. Is it worth seeing? Cinema Siren's review:

The 18TH Annual DC Asian Pacific American Film Fest This Weekend

From May 11th through May 13th, some great films will celebrate the often underrepresented perspective of Asian Americans.

Lessons in the Woods

Herndon High School Knocks Sondheim's "Into the Woods" Out of the Park and Shares Lessons Learned along the Way.

Herndon High School presents Improvathon 2018

Kick off your weekend with this evening of extemporaneous action, entertainment, and, most of all, good-natured belly laughs.

RBG Review: Ruth Bader Ginsburg Gives Superhero Realness

A new documentary shows how awesome this real-life superhero is, and how much she has done for women in America. Cinema Siren's review:

Cappies Review: 'Phantom' at South Lakes High School

Reviewer Kathleen McNerney: "South Lakes High School delivered an emotionally strong performance."

Avengers: Infinity War – What to know before you go

Cinema Siren offers a spoiler-free review and breaks down what fans need to know to enjoy this 2 1/2 hour superhero extravaganza:

The Rider: Art Exposing Life’s Heartache and Resilience

Directed by female filmmaker Chloe Zhao, The Rider has garnered a slew of awards for its unflinching portrayals. Cinema Siren's Review:

MEDITATION AT THE MOVIES: Lean on Pete & You Were Never Really

Two arthouse films being released to wider audiences this week are well-worthy of your attention. Cinema Siren reviews:

Virginia's Most Googled Netflix Show Is ...

The most Googled Netflix show in Virginia is a drama looking at the life of an infamous drug lord.