All posts by Doug Rule
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Jonathan Monaghan at The Phillips Collection
Monaghan's 'Move The Way You Want' is the latest in the museum's commissioned series of contemporary art projects.
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Editor’s Pick: ‘The Tempest’ at Round House Theatre
Aaron Posner and magician Teller shift 'The Tempest's' action from Prospero's island to "a traveling tent show of trickery and amazement."
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Editor’s Pick: ‘Beauty And The Beast’ at Olney Theatre
Olney revivies its hit production of 'Disney's Beauty and the Beast,' with Jade Jones as Belle and Evan Ruggiero as the Beast.
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Editor’s Pick: Georgetown’s GLOW
The exhibition of outdoor light creations features five installations from an acclaimed and diverse mix of international and national artists.
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Downtown Holiday Market: LGBTQ Vendors Include Naked Decor, Toro Mata
This year's 18th annual edition features more than 75 exhibitors offering a vast assortment of gifts, collectibles, and wearables.
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Jace Saplan Is Singing The City’s Praises
Jace Kaholokula Saplan debuts as the new head of the Choral Arts Society with a tribute to Washington, D.C.
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Editor’s Pick: BAYLI at the 9:30 Club
The Black, queer electro-pop- and hip-hop-inspired artist first generated buzz in her late teens as the frontwoman of The Skins.
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Editor’s Pick: Coming Up at Blues Alley
Blues Alley has a full slate of shows for the rest of November, including an appearance by Senator Tim Kaine.
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Best Bets: 7 Restaurants For a Perfect Thanksgiving
From sit-down meals, to buffets and to-go options, here are some of D.C.'s best bests if you're not cooking at home.
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Editor’s Pick: Della Mae and Sister Sadie at The Birchmere
Della Mae and Sister Sadie co-headline a night of bluegrass performed by and featuring women and only women.
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The Kennedy Center: A (Mostly) Non-Holiday Show Roundup
The holidays find the Kennedy Center bustling with activity, from a uniquely original ballet to a visit from a familiar wicked witch.
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Editor’s Pick: “Woodcuts” at The Athenaeum
Joan Mayfield and Ruth Trevarrow both rely on wood to create their individual and magnificent works of art.
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Editor’s Pick: AFI Silver’s Silent Cinema Showcase
AFI's "Cinema's First Nasty Women" are three programs of rarely-seen shorts from the silent era.
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Editor’s Pick: NoSo at The Pie Shop
NoSo is the artist name adopted by the young trans and non-binary singer-songwriter and guitarist Baek Hwong.
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Arturo Chacón-Cruz is Giving Voice to Opera
Tenor Arturo Chacón-Cruz returns to the Maryland Lyric Opera for a production of Verdi's Un Ballo in Maschera that "people should not miss."
