All posts by Doug Rule
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Editor’s Pick: ‘Desdemona: A Play About A Handkerchief’
Paula Vogel's comedy gives voice to the three underwritten female characters from Shakespeare's esteemed classic, 'Othello.'
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Editor’s Pick: DC Black Pride LGBTQ+ Theater Showcase
Now in its 30th year, the DC Black Pride LGBTQ+ Theater Showcase is treasure trove of short plays, all written by the gifted Alan Sharpe.
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Editor’s Pick: Chelsea Handler On Tour
Chelsea Handler's "Vaccinated and Horny Tour" comes to the Warner Theatre on Friday, June 3.
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‘The Book Of Queer’ Blends Comedy With Social Impact
A new series on Discovery+, 'The Book of Queer' aims to be as entertaining as it is educational.
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Editor’s Pick: ‘Into The Woods’ At Creative Cauldron
A baker and his wife wish for a child, Cinderella wishes to go to the festival, and Jack wishes to sell his cow. Those famous...
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Editor’s Pick: Weekend Brunch At Harvey’s
Harvey's, in Falls Church, has debuted an expanded menu with brunch entrées and breakfast sides available every Sunday.
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Us Helping Us Is Celebrating DC Black Pride In A Huge Way
With nearly a dozen events, including a festival and a cruise party, UHU is pulling out the stops for Black Pride's return.
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Gloria Estefan: ‘We Need To Stand Up Against’ Don’t Say Gay Laws
An early and steadfast LGBTQ ally, Gloria Estefan hopes to inspire everyone who sees GALA's "On Your Feet! En español."
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Editor’s Pick: Wolf Trap’s June Highlights
Wolf Trap is back up and running with a powerful roster of June acts to kick off the summer perfectly.
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Editor’s Pick: Washington Concert Opera’s ‘Lakmé’
There are no sets, costumes, or props to distract from the operatic score or upstage the performers in any production from the Washington Concert Opera,...
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Opera Star Michael Fabiano: “Carmen is a bully… She taunts Don José.”
Michael Fabiano, one of opera's most in-demand tenors, is making his Washington National Opera debut in "Carmen"
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Editor’s Pick: Marvelous Mozart and Mendelssohn
Felix Mendelssohn was a 19th-century musical prodigy in Germany whose stature in the 19th century came close to rivaling that of a towering Austrian giant...
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Editor’s Pick: JxJ Festival Highlights
A preview of roughly a dozen top cinematic and concert draws at this year's fully in-person JxJ Festival.
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Editor’s Pick: Hairspray at The National Theatre
This year marks exactly two decades since John Waters‘s lovable 1988 indie film about a big girl with big dreams in ’60s-era Baltimore danced its...
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The Phenomenal ‘Great Performances: Broadway’s Best’ Returns To PBS
The 'Broadway's Best' lineup from the Great Performance series on PBS celebrates Shakespeare, Sondheim, and Porter.
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