All posts by Doug Rule
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Gender Neutralized: “As You Like It” at Center Stage
Baltimore's Center Stage serves up an all-female "As You Like It"
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Mid-Atlantic Leather 2016: Event Calendar
Ultra Nate surprised the crowd at a Toronto Pride party last summer. “A lot of people were shocked by my DJ’ing,” she says. “‘We need...
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Club Life: An interview with the 9:30 Club’s Seth Hurwitz
As the 9:30 Club, D.C.'s most legendary concert venue, celebrates 35 years of putting music on the map, its owner, Seth Hurwitz, reflects on its...
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The 9:30 Club’s Gay Appeal
From Millennium to Mixtape, Grace Jones to Lady Gaga, the 9:30 Club has long had gay appeal
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Steven Lutvak: Gentleman’s Touch
Broadway composer Steven Lutvak's life is taking flight along with his career
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Ringing in the Gay Year
A guide to some gay best bets for New Year's Eve 2016
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Gone Awry: Matilda the Musical (Review)
Matilda the Musical feels like bad day at the circus
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Storied Musical: West Side Story at Signature (Review)
Signature's "West Side Story" is intimate, intense and incredible
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Americana: Bright Star (Review)
Bright Star: Carmen Cusack and Paul Alexander Nolan – Photo: Joan Marcus Bright Star is a feel-good musical through and through. It’s also a love...
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Holiday Gift Guide: 9 Great Food Gifts
Food gifts from spices and spiced coffee to petite cookies and even do-it-yourself butter
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The Hall is Alive: Von Trapp family singers at NSO Pops
“We’re hoping for maybe Sufjan Stevens or Jim James,” says Sofia von Trapp about potential EP producers. “You know, shoot for the stars. Why not...
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Prophet and Loss
The gay-centric "Sons of the Prophet" is a delightful dramedy.
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Rhapsody in Chinese: Rediscover Chinese Music at the Kennedy Center
From the Olympics to orchestras, Wang Chaoge is known for directing musical spectacles
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Douglas Sills: Playing It Straight
Kiss Me, Kate's Douglas Sills is a gay leading man who relishes playing things straight
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Positive Portrayals: The Infection Monologues
A decade after its debut, The Infection Monologues co-creator Alex Garner still sees a need for modern-day HIV stories
