Pablo Gorondi

Mr. Jancso won the best director award at the 1972 Cannes Film Festival for “Red Psalm.”

News services and staff reports

Mr. Schell won an Academy Award for playing a defense lawyer in ‘Judgment at Nuremberg.’

— Rachel Lubitz

On Lifetime, the story of Olympic gold medalist Gabby Douglas is told.

Erika Dreifus

In novel informed by author’s life, residents return home to Vienna after the destruction of World War II.

David Montgomery

The economically struggling gallery finds out May 6 how much of a windfall, if any, it will reap from sale.

Richard Leiby

The folk-music legend has an acclaimed new album and sold out three nights at Wolf Trap.

Mark Jenkins

Long View Gallery showcases four artists, Michael Horsely at a ‘Crossroad’ and more.

Marcus J. Moore

An eventful week might explain Cole’s scattered performance.

Michael Cavna

To many cartoonists, the pioneering African American artist was not only a legend, but also a hero and friend.

Sarah Kaufman

The Russian company, beset by its own battles in the past year, will bring the betrayal-themed “Giselle” to D.C.

Philip Kennicott

A National Gallery exhibition opening May 11 will show how the two artists influenced each other’s work.

Anne Midgette

Highlights of the upcoming season, led by a celebration of composer Louis Andriessen’s 75th birthday.

Peter Marks

What's exciting for the spring on the theater front, led by the Kennedy Center’s “World Stages” festival.

Chris Richards

Some of the best shows of the next few months will feature country artists in small venues.

Dennis Drabelle

Full of memorable photos and savvy commentary by David Thomson, this is a coffee-table book with a brain.