All posts by Doug Rule
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Fine Dance: Pontus Lidberg
Library of Congress offers Pontus Lidberg's new dance work, set to Irving Fine
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Schooled in Rock: American Idiot (review)
With American Idiot, Keegan Theatre has staged another inspiring rock musical
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Got a Light: Light City Baltimore
Light City Baltimore, an illumination and innovation festival, launches next week
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Instrument Free: Aca-Challenge at the Lincoln Theatre
Aca-Challenge offers a rare, prominent showcase for a cappella groups
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Music: Pop, Rock, Folk and Jazz – Spring Arts Preview 2016
Upcoming concerts in Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia
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Classical Music: Spring Arts Preview 2016
Symphony Concerts and Chorus Recitals in Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia
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Toasting Tinseltown: Congressional Chorus at Atlas
Congressional Chorus's spring cabaret is a showy spectacle
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Dance: Spring Arts Preview 2016
Ballet, contemporary and ethnic dance performances in Washington, D.C, Maryland and Virginia
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Museums and Galleries: Spring Arts Preview 2016
Art exhibitions in Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia
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Above & Beyond: Spring Arts Preview 2016
Comedy, Readings, Exhibits, Discussions, Spoken Word, Multimedia, Tastings, Tours, Etc.
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Chase Maggiano to leave Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington
Departing executive director will take over in the same role at the prestigious Washington Chorus.
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The Road Less Traveled: Road Show (review)
Signature Theatre's "Road Show" is worth the journey only for die-hard Sondheim fans
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The DC Cowboys Reunite with the Gay Mens’ Chorus
The DC Cowboys couldn't pass up an opportunity to perform with the Gay Men's Chorus
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Daniel Phoenix Singh’s Unlikely Source
The AIDS epidemic was the catalyst for a "hopeful" dance piece by Daniel Phoenix Singh
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Creating an Uproar
Tammy Truong was motivated to launch her new gay bar as a result of a desire to give back
