Log in here
Top Journalists
>
Thomas Floyd

Thomas Floyd

Multiplatform Editor, Arts & Sports Writer at The Washington Post

Contact this person
Email address
t*****@*******.comGet email address
Influence score
48
Phone
(XXX) XXX-XXXXGet mobile number
Location
United States
Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • Entertainment
  • Soccer

View more media outlets and journalists by signing up to AI PR

View latest data and reach out all from one place
Sign up to AI PR Toolkit

Recent Articles

washingtonpost.com

Review | Stars are shining on Broadway, but an upstart musical upstages them all

Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Billy Crystal are among the big names thriving on New York stages. Yet “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button” emerges as the show of the fall.
13 days ago
washingtonpost.com

World Cup champion Spain hands U.S. women a sobering lesson at Audi...

The Americans fell, 2-0, in a clash of the world’s top two teams.
26 days ago
washingtonpost.com

Savannah Bananas are bringing the Banana Bowl, their ‘craziest show...

Nationals Park will host the barnstorming baseball league’s inaugural title game.
29 days ago
washingtonpost.com

‘Some Like It Hot’ plays on historic stage after Olney Theatre reno...

A reimagined “Some Like It Hot” marks the dawn of a new era for the Maryland theater.
about 1 month ago
washingtonpost.com

Spirit’s home woes continue with rain-soaked loss to Angel City

Washington fell, 1-0, to drop its fifth game at Audi Field since the start of August.
about 1 month ago
washingtonpost.com

For ‘Succession’s’ Brian Cox, the indignation isn’t an act

The outspoken actor stars in “The Score” at D.C.’s Shakespeare Theatre Company.
about 1 month ago
washingtonpost.com

‘Come From Away’ celebrates the best of humanity. We couldn’t need ...

Also on D.C.-area stages: Brian Cox hits the right notes in “The Score,” and “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom” gets a sterling revival.
about 1 month ago
washingtonpost.com

No-goal call leaves D.C. United fuming and its playoff hopes fading

Charlotte FC triumphed, 2-1, after Louis Munteanu’s late effort was controversially ruled out.
about 2 months ago
washingtonpost.com

They’re bringing horror to Broadway and scaring up big audiences

A stage spin on "Paranormal Activity" is scaring up big audiences as the genre continues to seize the zeitgeist.
about 2 months ago
washingtonpost.com

Review | This ‘Merrily We Roll Along’ peaks at Sondheimian perfection

The Signature Theatre revival highlights a D.C.-area theater slate that also includes “Somewhere Over the Border” and “Garbo.”
about 2 months ago
washingtonpost.com

D.C. United plays down to Atlanta in a scoreless draw

The hosts were lucky to salvage a point at Audi Field.
about 2 months ago