All posts by Doug Rule
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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...
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Our Gay Capital: A brief history of the LGBT movement in Washington D.C.
A brief history of the LGBT movement in Washington D.C.
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Wilson Phillips: Holding On for More
Wilson Phillips performs at Capital Pride this Sunday
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2015 Capital Pride Festival: Capitol Stage Lineup
As of press time. Please note: Time windows are approximate. Performers subject to change without notice. EMCEES JERRY HOUSTON DJ Jerry Houston must be one...
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Fully in Vogue
En Vogue is still playful and sassy, confident and empowering, and singing in tight harmony
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Lez Zeppelin plays the Hamilton
The women of Lez Zeppelin get the Led out at The Hamilton
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Signature Theatre’s “Cabaret” (Review)
Signature Theatre's Cabaret does right by Kander and Ebb -- but the story, as ever, is dismaying and disturbing
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Character Study: An interview with Alex Mills
According to Alex Mills, A Tale of Two Cities is about “the physical transformation between the characters, the striptease in the show, and the drag...
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Sondheim Chorale: Congressional Chorus
Congressional Chorus offers a chorale tribute to Sondheim
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Hot Chip to jumpstart the weekend at Echostage
Is it the weekend yet? Well, we’re certainly ready for the floor, to paraphrase an early hit from one of today’s leading dance-pop acts out of...
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Poetic License: Capturing Fire’s queer poetry slam
“People are often surprised at what poetry is, or what they thought it was, or what it can be,” Regie Cabico says. Poetry is more...
