All posts by Doug Rule
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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.
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Grassroots Comedy: Super Spooktacular Comedy Show
On Wednesday, Oct. 26, Grassroots Comedy presents a show at Kramers to help raise money for Congressional Cemetery.
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Halloween Happenings Around D.C. This Week
Night of the Living Drag at MGM National Harbor, HellBent at the 9:30 Club, scares at AFI Silver, High Heel Race, and more!
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Reel Affirmations Review: ‘Out From the Wings’
Anthony Montoya's informative, remarkably restrained documentary introduces us to queer, transgender, and nonbinary dance artists/activists.
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Editor’s Pick: SONiA Disappear Fear at JxJ
“When you disappear fear between people, what you have is love,” says the progressive Baltimore-based singer-songwriter Sonia Rutstein, who has made the whole notion of...
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Editor’s Pick: Cloud Gate Dance Theatre at the Kennedy Center
China's leading contemporary dance company brings its full length piece, "Thirteen Tongues," to the Kennedy Center.
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“Judy” – Over the Rainbow with The Gay Men’s Chorus
The Gay Men's Chorus launches its new "Phenomenal" season with a cabaret toasting the original gay diva, Judy Garland.
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Peach Pit Turns 13: “My little baby is a teenager”
Matt Bailer's popular monthly '90s dance party is more popular than ever, and its '80s companion Shady Pines is gaining steam.
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Editor’s Pick: ‘Dance Nation’ at Olney Theatre
Clare Barron's 'Dance Nation,' a "raucous pageant of ambition and ferocity," is off to the races at Olney Theatre.
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Editor’s Pick: NEXTsteps at The Washington Ballet
The Washington Ballet kicks off its new season with a series celebrating contemporary new works created exclusively for the company's artists.
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Jessica Kirson’s Therapy-Enhanced Comedy
A lifetime's worth of exposure to therapy has helped give Jessica Kirson's comedy a distinctive edge. She's at Crazy Aunt Helen's this weekend.
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Editor’s Pick: ‘The Good Doctor’ at Washington Stage Guild
The rarely-produced 'The Good Doctor,' currently at Washington Stage Guild, finds Neil Simon channeling Chekhov.
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Editor’s Pick: ‘Maple and Vine’ at Spooky Action Theater
In 2020, Jordan Harrison’s The Amateurs was nominated for the Lambda Literary Award for Drama — ultimately losing to the musical that also scooped up...
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Editor’s Pick: Edgar Allan Poe Festival
Actors, artists, scholars, merchants, and fans of Edgar Allan Poe converge on Baltimore to celebrate the legacy of the famed American writer.
