All posts by Doug Rule
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Editor’s Pick: ‘Disney’s Aladdin’ at Broadway at the National
'Disney's Aladdin,' flying carpet, opulent costumes and all return to D.C. for a stint at the National Theatre.
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EU State of the Arts Night: After-Hours at The Hirshhorn
The Hirshhorn will be open for a free "after-hours" event on Friday featuring a range of visual and performing artists from nine EU nations.
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Editor’s Pick: Le Diplomate’s 10th Anniversary
Over the past decade, Le Diplomate has served as something of an anchor of 14th Street’s Restaurant Row renaissance as well as a torchbearer for...
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Editor’s Pick: The RiverRun Festival at the Kennedy Center
The extraordinary RiverRun Festival offers 50 programs, including immersive experiences, art installations, performances, and film screenings.
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Editor’s Pick: The Boulet Brothers’ ‘Dragula: Titans Tour’
The Boulet Brothers descend on D.C. with live show based on the duo's Dragula: Titans, last fall's special all-stars edition of their hit series.
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‘Daytripper’ Is A ‘Lyrical Modern Silent Film’ By ABT’s James Whiteside
The film, to be streamed online, is part of April's 3rd Annual ALL ARTS Festival, which also includes work by Diana Oh.
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Editor’s Pick: April at Crazy Aunt Helen’s
The cocktails are a boozy delight, the food is pure comfort, and the vast local entertainment is LGBTQ-spiked at Crazy Aunt Helen's.
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Editor’s Pick: The Joffrey Ballet’s ‘Anna Karenina’ at the KenCen
Named after Robert Joffrey, the acclaimed Joffrey Ballet was co-founded by Joffrey’s partner Gerald Arpino, who also took over as the company’s artistic director after...
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The Inn at Little Washington Turns 45
The fabled Michelin 3-star restaurant is celebrating with a house party and an exclusive pendant designed by Fabergé.
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Editor’s Pick: The DC Center’s Spring Cocktail Celebration
The DC Center's Spring Cocktail Celebration will support the upcoming relocation and new space renovation.
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I.M.P.’s Newest Venue The Atlantis Offers 44 Incredible Shows for $44 Each
Tickets are only available through a lottery system and choices must be made by Friday, April 7, at 11:59 p.m.
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Pop, Rock, Folk, Blues, Jazz: Spring Arts Preview 2023
LGBTQ musical artists really and truly will be a force to be reckoned with this spring and summer.
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Above & Beyond: Spring Arts Preview 2023
Comedy, Readings, Spoken Word, Multimedia, Magic, Tastings, Tours, Drag Queens, and just about everything else.
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Museums & Galleries: Spring Arts Preview 2023
The D.C.-area's museums and galleries are back in full swing and as fine as form as ever, with hundreds of exhibits.
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Classical & Choral: Spring Arts Preview 2023
The year 2023 marks the 150th anniversary of Sergei Rachmaninoff’s birth. You might call that a trivial anniversary, especially considering it’s been 80 years since...
