All posts by Doug Rule
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Bruno Mars returns to the MGM National Harbor in August
The pop superstar helped open the venue five years ago, and returns once more for a two-night run
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Acclaimed musical “Songs for a New World” streams at Monumental Theatre
Jason Robert Brown's "Songs for a New World," presented in a virtual production at Monumental Theatre, is about "the messiness of being human"
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Queer podcast The Conner & Smith Show spotlights global creatives through engaging conversations
Matt Conner and Stephen Gregory Smith are nearly as prolific at podcasting as they are writing musicals together
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Round House presents cathartic, punk-informed, one-woman musical “We’re Gonna Die”
Round House Theatre presents a cathartic, punk-informed, one-woman musical show with "We're Gonna Die"
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Taste America spotlights star D.C. chef Haidar Karoum’s restaurant Chloe
Karoum offers a special three-course menu with drinks pairings on June 29
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The Birdcage screens during Pride month to celebrate 25th anniversary
Classic gay comedy screens June 27-29 at area theaters
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DC Shorts Laughs 2021 offers 16 films in all-virtual lineup
This year's Laughs lineup goes beyond the light and lighthearted to encompass the somber and the surreal
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Wolf Trap celebrates 50th Anniversary with Cynthia Erivo, Joyce Yang, Christine Goerke
Other upcoming Wolf Trap highlights include Wolf Trap Opera's "Sweeney Todd" and the NSO featuring Norm Lewis
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Miley Cyrus celebrates Pride with a special ‘Stand By You’ concert
Miley's concert streams on Peacock, while CMT will stream the annual Concert for Love and Acceptance with Ty Herndon and a host of stars
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It Gets Better uplifts LGBTQ youth with a Digital Pride Experience
Kalen Allen hosts the second annual virtual Pride event
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Big Freedia and LP headline DreamStage’s Virtual Pride Celebration
Two-night event brings people together to "cherish unity and community
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Reel Affirmations toasts Pride and queer filmmakers with a special festival offshoot
DC Pride Film Fest closes Pride month with seven films from LGBTQ creatives.
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Opera Lafayette celebrates Fête de la Musique in D.C.
Company offers 12 free streaming hours of classical music
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National Orchestral Institute + Festival 2021 features multiple performances throughout June
Marin Alsop makes her debut as the first-ever music director of the festival
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Sunset Cinema at The Wharf screens Aquaman, Best in Show, Girls Trip and more
Films will be projected onto a 20-foot screen at the central Transit Pier every Thursday evening
