All posts by Doug Rule
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Kitchen Sink Fest and One-Minute Play Festival
Two D.C. festivals, at Dance Place and Round House, offer lineups of super-short pieces
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Tokyo Deco: Japanese Art Deco at Hillwood
A new exhibit at Hillwood shines a light on Japan's elegant take on Art Deco
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Todrick Hall on Straight Outta Oz, living openly, and being a role model on YouTube
After Todrick Hall was voted off American Idol, he found a better path to his own personal Oz. He found YouTube.
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Dakshina’s “Sokolow’s Gems” pays tribute to Anna Sokolow
Daniel Phoenix Singh pays homage to pioneering Jewish American choreographer Anna Sokolow
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Symphonic Politics: NSO Pops and House of Cards
With House of Cards In Concert, Jeff Beal hopes to lure the Netflix crowd to the symphony
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Sam Gleaves on Old Time Banjo Festival and queer country music
At the Old Time Banjo Festival, Sam Gleaves will be ringing in the gay
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Spencer Day brings his modern jazz to Bethesda Blues & Jazz
National exposure on Star Search gave jazz singer Spencer Day a career. Coming out in The Advocate nearly toppled it.
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Lone Opera: “Fidelio” at Atlas
Nick Olcott brings Fidelio, Beethoven's only opera, to the InSeries at Atlas
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National Maker Faire returns to DC this weekend
This weekend's National Maker Faire at UDC is part of a movement to spur innovation -- and more soldering
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Exclusive Photos: La Cage Aux Folles at Signature Theatre
Signature's La Cage Aux Folles is a spectacle with heart. And a lot of feathers, sequins and mascara.
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Partying for Pride: Every DC Pride party this weekend
A roundup of the many Pride-related party highlights on tap this weekend in D.C.
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Hometown Girl: Be Steadwell comes to Strathmore
Be Steadwell serenades her "rapidly changing hometown"
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Todd Franson and Scott Brooks: Uncovered at Anacostia Arts Center
Todd Franson and Scott Brooks join forces with a new exhibit showcasing their years of cover work for Metro Weekly
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Dolly Parton may — or may not — speak out against North Carolina’s anti-LGBT legislation at North Carolina concert
Dolly Parton may -- or may not -- speak out against anti-LGBT legislation at this Friday's North Carolina concert
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Stuffed: Geoff Sobelle’s “The Object Lesson”
Geoff Sobelle's one-man show at Studio Theatre is an immersive adventure in unpacking
