All posts by Doug Rule
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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."
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Editor’s Pick: Capital Pride’s Fuchsia Ball at Echostage
Shea Couleé will entertain while DJ Joe Gauthreaux spins the hits at Saturday's dance party fundraiser for Capital Pride.
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Editor’s Pick: $100 & Under Art Exhibit at Del Ray Artisans
Del Ray Artisans presents the return of a popular show featuring original pieces by member artists for sale at or below a maximum of $100.
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Editor’s Pick: ‘Storied Strings: The Guitar In American Art’
The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts presents the first exhibition to explore the guitar's symbolism in American art from the early 19th century to today.
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Editor’s Pick — Elegies: A Song Cycle at Keegan Theatre
Keegan Theatre stages a new production of William Finn's "celebration of life and music," serving as a balm in light of the pandemic era.
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Editor’s Pick: Omni Homestead Resort’s Fall Getaway Attractions
Now is a good time to consider a visit to the historic and charming Omni Homestead Resort in Virginia, less than four hours from D.C.
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Kennedy Center Millennium Stage: November Highlights
Most nights at 6 p.m., the Kennedy Center presents a free, live performance or screening through its Millennium Stage programming.
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Editor’s Pick: Broadway’s Brightest Lights with Megan Hilty
Luke Frazier leads the National Philharmonic in a pops concert focused on Broadway classics performed by newer Broadway stars.
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The Lion In Winter at Everyman Theatre
Jefferson Russell and Deborah Hazlett star in Everyman's new production of James Goldman's masterpiece, 'The Lion in Winter.'
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Creative Cauldron Stirs Up Four Musicals
Creative Cauldron celebrates its 20th anniversary with a full season of entirely original works, including 4 musicals.
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Critic’s Pick: Alaska’s ‘Red 4 Filth Tour’
Alaska brings her current tour to The Howard Theatre in D.C. on Oct. 29, followed by appearances in Richmond, Philly, and NYC.
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Editor’s Pick: Quinn Christopherson at the KenCen
Christopherson perform a free concert presented by the Kennedy Center on its Millennium Stage that will also be livestreamed.
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Editor’s Pick: Mark Morris Dance – ‘The Look of Love’
'The Look of Love,' at the Kennedy Center, salutes composer Burt Bacharach and lyricist Hal David through modern dance.
