All posts by Doug Rule
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Puppet Masters: “Avenue Q” at Constellation Theatre
Constellation Theatre is breathing exuberant life into felt for its first full-scale musical hit
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The 5 Rules of Sushi
How to eat sushi in a way that respects the tradition of the culinary craft
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Shining Brightly: Bright Light Bright Light at Otter Crossing
Bright Light Bright Light hopes to inspire hirsute men to dance at Green Lantern's Otter Crossing
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Flamenco Fellas
Edwin Aparicio showcases male dancers in GALA's Fuego Flamenco Festival
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Scary Movies
According to Andy Scahill, gays have a special dark place in the horror canon
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Halloween Happenings
Your guide to gay Halloween nightlife in D.C.
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Disclosure Banged That at Echostage (review)
Two years ago, the dance-pop duo Disclosure blew away a sweaty, sold out crowd at the 9:30 Club with a top-notch show, a live concert...
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Finely Crafted
This weekend's American Fine Craft Show will feature plenty of stunning handcrafted art
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High Note: Randy Graff at the Kennedy Center
Having made her Kennedy Center debut in 1986 with Les Miz, Randy Graff returns with a one-woman cabaret
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Tove Lo Stayed High at the 9:30 Club (review)
Word on the street — or really the radio, Hot 99.5 — was that Tove Lo was sick Monday night. But the woman born Ebba...
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Signature’s Cake Off and Ford’s The Guard (reviews)
Signature's "Cake Off" doesn't rise to the challenge, while Ford's "The Guard" is just a challenge
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Raven’s Night at the Birchmere
The queer-run Raven's Night offers special spectacles
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The Return of Billy Carroll
Billy Carroll steps out of retirement to relive Velvet Nation at Town
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HIV Heroes Walk to Better Health
Danny Pintauro to be honored at Whitman-Walker Health's 29th annual Walk to End HIV in DC
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Good Grief: Bad Dog (review)
Olney Theatre's Bad Dog is a very funny comedy about serious problems
