All posts by Doug Rule
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Staging Diversity: When January Feels Like Summer
Mosaic Theater offers a romantic comedy with minority and LGBT characters
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Shakespeare, Constellation and GALA clean up at the Helen Hayes
Salome, Avenue Q and Yerma are the evening's biggest winning shows
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Group Dining: Food & Friends’ Chef’s Best Dinner
Chef's Best is a signature event for Food & Friends -- and philanthropic foodies
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Hunt DC’s city-wide scavenger hunt returns
United Social Sports' Hunt DC is a fun way to sightsee -- or a good excuse to day drink
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Forever Young and Proud
How Youth Pride Day got its start -- and why it's here to stay
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Monkey Business: Journey to the West (review)
Constellation Theatre's "Journey to the West" fails to be about the destination
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Persistent Memory: Nima Veiseh
Nima Veiseh utilizes his exceptional memory to produce thought-provoking art
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Bowie & Queen at the Kennedy Center
The Washington Ballet presents works inspired by Freddie Mercury and David Bowie
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Ring Master: Francesca Zambello
As head of The Washington Opera, Francesca Zambello strives to make the artform as accessible and relevant as possible. Including Wagner's Ring Cycle.
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Star Vehicle: 110 in the Shade (review)
A star vehicle for Tracy Lynn Olivera, Ford's 110 in the Shade is is quaint, predictable, old-fashioned and outdated.
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Perfectly Crafted: Smithsonian Craft Show 2016
The Smithsonian Craft Show puts handmade art front and center
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Choral Cause: Andrew Lippa on “I Am Anne Hutchinson/I Am Harvey Milk”
Strathmore premieres a pair of choral works about two persecuted civil rights pioneers
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RuPaul: Ultimate Queen
With one mega-hit series under her belt, a new one about to launch, and a just-released album, RuPaul has never been more in demand
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How to Get Away with Murder
Olney Theatre takes on a classic made famous by Hitchcock, "Dial 'M' for Murder"
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Progressive Playwright: Robert Schenkkan
"All the Way" scribe Robert Schenkkan is convinced that progress in LGBT rights is inevitable
