All posts by Doug Rule
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The Uncommon Artistry of Scott G. Brooks
Scott G. Brooks, who creates wild, wondrous masterpieces, finds humanity and heart in his new show, "Common People."
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The Fringe Appeal of It All
The annual Capital Fringe festival returns for its 16th edition with at least ten shows of LGBTQ interest.
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Chamber Dance Is The Ultimate Artistic Summer Job
Chamber Dance Project gainfully employs professional musicians and dancers for rare summertime performances.
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The DMV Offers An Abundance of Pride Through June
From a Wolf Trap music festival to Prides in Baltimore, Norfolk, and Arlington, the area isn't quite yet done with Pride.
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How To Spend Your D.C. Pride Week On Rainbow Overdrive
Capital Pride 2023 is finally here, and we have all the perfect recommendations to keep your Pride soaring high.
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The Gay Men’s Chorus Sings the Praises of Dolly Parton
The Gay Men's Chorus of Washington sings the praises of Dolly Parton and her music with its final concert of the season.
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Editor’s Pick: Ellsworth Kelly At The Glenstone Museum
Ellsworth Kelly at 100 features 70 works on display, ranging from drawings and paintings to sculptures, collages to photography.
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Bright Light Bright Light’s Mini-Tour is Totally Lit
Bright Light Bright Light returns to D.C., playing The Pie Shop on Sunday for one of his first concerts since the pandemic
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Improbable Comedy Serves Up Laughs in May and June
Improbable Comedy will present two LGBTQ-centered shows in Maryland's Montgomery County.
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Europe Opens Its Doors To D.C. With The EU Open House
The free EU Open House is Saturday, May 13, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and "no registration, tickets, or passport" is required.
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Editor’s Pick: The JxJ Film and Music Festival
The 2023 Jewish film and music festival features screenings of three LGBTQ-specific films plus a diverse lineup of live music.
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Gay Men’s Chorus Presents a Spring A-Cher Gala
This year's GMCW Spring Affair features Cher impersonator Chad Michaels and awards to Sen. Tammy Baldwin and the Wanda Alston Foundation.
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Jonathon Heyward Starts His Journey with the BSO
The BSO's new music director conducts upcoming concerts featuring Rachmaninoff and Tchaikovsky.
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Rep Stage Goes Out On A ‘Falsettos’ Note
'Falsettos' was the first musical Rep Stage produced 29 years ago and now it also serves as its very last.
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‘Documenting Landscapes: Ukraine’s Vanishing Terrain’ at the Amy Kaslow Gallery
Jaroslav Leonets' paintings serve to memorialize Ukraine as the young Kyiv-based artist had always known it.
