All posts by Doug Rule
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Golden Blues: Blues Alley turns 50
Blues Alley's 50-year anniversary is a milestone unrivaled not only in D.C. but in all of American jazz
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Understated: Once and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (Reviews)
Once renews faith in the power of music, while Keegan's Cat isn't quite the meow it needs to be
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Poptimist: Melissa Etheridge on sexuality, motherhood and returning to Strathmore
You can pretty much count on one hand the number of pop stars to come out since Melissa Etheridge publicly acknowledged her sexuality in 1993....
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Who is Who Is Fancy?
His mysterious identity revealed, Jake Hagood is enjoying a slow, steady march to hopeful success
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Grill Master: David Guas’ Barbecue Boot Camp
Bayou Bakery's David Guas offers a "barbecue boot camp" at the Hill Center
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Summer Concert Highlights 2015
JULY Pink Martini — The popular cocktail lounge act returns to Wolf Trap, again with NPR’s Ari Shapiro as special guest (7/10, Wolf Trap) Jason...
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Ari Shapiro: The Singing Reporter
NPR's Ari Shapiro has found the perfect side-career as a singer with the stylish lounge group Pink Martini
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Borscht Belt Broadway: The Producers at Olney (Review)
You really couldn't ask for a show to be any more shtick-laden than The Producers
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Light Show: Duplex Diner’s lightbox art
Soon after remodeling the Duplex Diner in 2011, then-owner Kevin Lee asked Tony Frye to design posters to put in the lightboxes above each booth....
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Duplex 3.0
The new owners of the 17-year-old Duplex Diner want to ensure the venue remains a gay institution
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Allergic Reaction: The Tale of the Allergist’s Wife (Review)
Charles Busch's edgy satire is a showcase for two local actresses
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Brotherly (and Sisterly) Love
Philadelphia hosts a massive celebration to commemorate an important day in gay history
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Charmed: An interview with Liam Forde
Liam Forde jumped at the chance for a role in Studio's Jumpers for Goalposts
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Pride AfterHours, and at All Hours
When it’s all said and done, everyone in D.C. this weekend should have a gay ole time — and not just those who hit the many...
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We’re Here… We’re Queer… We March…
It might seem obvious, even ordinary now—a half-century and many such events later—but Bayard Rustin’s work in organizing the first protest of many hundreds of...
