All posts by Doug Rule
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Editor’s Pick: Abraham Lincoln Symposium 2022 At Ford’s Theatre
The influence of African Americans on Abraham Lincoln and his presidency as well as the experiences of women in general during the Civil War are...
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Biffy Clyro Is Scottish Rock At Its Soaring, Anthemic Finest
Biffy Clyro's music is filled with addictive pop riffs powered by raw, forward momentum and elaborate, skillful songwriting.
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Man On Man: “If You’re Queer, It’s Going To Be Deemed Inappropriate.”
Man On Man, appearing Saturday at DC9, has learned the hard way how LGBTQ couples are sometimes stifled by social media platforms.
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Gay Men Meet Their Match At SoulDate
The monthly party SoulDate, which fosters 1:1 connections between men seeking men, holds its second event on April 13.
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Artechouse Presents A ‘Sensory Thrill Ride’ With Cherry Blossoms
Pixelbloom, the latest ravishing, immersive digital exhibit at Artechouse, is on display through the end of May.
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Editor’s Pick: Sense And Sensibility At Everyman Theatre
Baltimore’s Everyman Theatre is currently staging a new playful and comedic take on the Jane Austen classic from Kate Hamill, the Wall Street Journal‘s Playwright...
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Master of the House: An Interview With DJ Morabito
Susan Morabito, Cherry's longest-running DJ, returns to play the Saturday afterhours as part of the event's 25th anniversary.
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Editor’s Pick: The Bacon Brothers Do The DMV
Michael and Kevin are only two of six siblings raised in Philadelphia in the mid-20th Century, but they’re the two who have become world-famous as...
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Spotlight: Camp Rehoboth’s Women’s Fest Is This Weekend
This weekend sees the return of what was originally launched as a Women’s Conference and Weekend in 2001 and is now touted as the largest...
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Editor’s Pick: Round House’s National Capital New Play Festival
Two decades ago, a group of Chechen insurgents, seeking vengeance after Putin had brutally crushed a rebellion in the territory of Chechnya, decided to hijack...
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Editor’s Pick: ‘Scorch’ At Solas Nua
Northern Ireland playwright Stacey Gregg won plaudits at the 2016 Edinburgh Fringe Festival and a year before at the Outburst Queer Arts Festival in her...
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Editor’s Pick: Superfine Art Fair Offers A Fun Way To Collect Art
More than 70 independent artists will offer over 800 works of art at this weekend's Superfine DC.
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Editor’s Pick: ‘Private’ at Mosaic Theater
In the not-too-distant future, a young married couple tries to hold their fledgling marriage together as their secrets are slowly exposed to the world —...
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Editor’s Pick: Mezzo-Soprano Jamie Barton In Recital At The Kennedy Center
Vocal Arts DC presents a concert at the Kennedy Center featuring vocalist Jamie Barton, the acclaimed bisexual opera star, with accompaniment by Jake Heggie, a...
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Editor’s Pick: ‘Mean Girls’ Is So ‘Fetch’ At The Kennedy Center
Nearly four-and-a-half years after its sold-out, pre-Broadway debut at the National Theatre and two years after COVID ended its hit Broadway run, Mean Girls, the...
