All posts by Doug Rule
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Above & Beyond: Fall Arts 2016
Comedy, Readings, Discussions, Spoken Word, Multimedia, Tastings, Tours, Etc.
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Pop, Rock, Folk and Jazz: Fall Arts Music Preview 2016
Every act, band and artist worth knowing about in the D.C. region this fall
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Dance: Fall Arts Preview 2016
Ballet, Modern and Folk dance -- every performance worth knowing about in Washington, D.C.
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Museums & Galleries: Fall Arts Preview 2016
Everything worth seeing at Washington, D.C.'s many fine art and historical exhibitions
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Michele Angelini loves opera — and thinks everyone else should, too
Michele Angelini grew up appreciating opera's beauty and melodrama
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Harmonic Indulgence: The Smith Sisters will combine music and art at The Birchmere
The Smith Sisters bring their magnificent harmonies -- and an art show -- to The Birchmere next week
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Theater Reviews: “Come From Away” and “The Last Schwartz”
The musical Come From Away tells the story of a Canadian town that opened its doors to thousands of stranded visitors
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Spotlight: Angels in America, Freda Lee-McCann, Madonna and more
ANGELS IN AMERICA: MILLENNIUM APPROACHES Two of suburban Maryland’s leading theater companies, Round House Theatre Company and Olney Theatre Center, join forces for an unprecedented...
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Mary Fahl: Freddie’s Beach Bar has “the best karaoke in the world”
Mary Fahl will appear at the Hamilton with a full band and, quite possibly, her well-known gay brother-in-law
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Defying Convention: The Art of Romaine Brooks
A powerful new exhibit celebrates lesbian artist Romaine Brooks, who painted against the grain of her time, with women often dressed in ambiguously masculine garb
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Barbra Streisand’s “Encore” review: A more intriguing, illuminating affair than “Partners”
Barbra Streisand's latest pairs her with movie stars and songs designed for maximum emotional impact
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Former child star Billy Gilman performs at DC Out in advance of “The Voice”
Gilman will perform in D.C. as part of a new three-day LGBT dance showcase
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“More Than A Mouthful” kicks off African-American Collective Theater’s 25th season
ACT is one of many theater companies showcasing LGBT plays at the KenCen's Page-to-Stage Festival
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Spotlight: 17th Street Festival, John Oliver and more
THE TEMPEST Ethan McSweeney’s 2014 take on one of Shakespeare’s late masterpieces gets restaged as this year’s Free for All production. The Tempest features sprites,...
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Bob The Drag Queen: I knew I would win Drag Race
The season eight champion, Bob the Drag Queen, owes his career to RuPaul's Drag Race
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