All posts by Doug Rule
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8 Mouth-Watering Dining Collabs for the Women’s History Month Festival
Women's History Month Food Festival has inspired two dozen menu collaborations at participating establishments, some available all month.
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Editor’s Pick: The InSeries Presents the Online Opera ‘Everything for Dawn’
The new digital opera series Everything for Dawn is, to quote the New York arts organization that produced it, “a web streaming series of daring...
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Rare Form In Rainbow Pop-Up Shop at Whitman-Walker’s Corner
Rare Form focuses on "meaningful, beautiful objects, from vintage finds." Proceeds from the sale benefit the Whitman-Walker Foundation.
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8 More Must-See Atlas Intersections Highlights
The 2023 Atlas Intersections Festival continues through the end of March. Here are our picks of remaining highlights
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Editor’s Pick: Black Girls Rock!Fest 2023
The Kennedy Center's BGR!FEST celebrates Black women's creative contributions to the world this weekend.
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Editor’s Pick: Batalla De Las Bandas at Hook Hall
Hook Hall in the Park View neighborhood of D.C. will host an afternoon “high-energy show that will honor the biggest groups in Latin music.” Expect...
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The Shakespeare’s ‘King Lear’ is a Runaway Hit
'King Lear' has been extended a third time, now through April 16, while a 'mock trial' is set for Monday, March 13.
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The DC Film Society Throws a Great Oscars Watch Party
Who will win the Oscar horse race in 2023? A better and more important question may be: Where do you plan to watch this year’s...
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The Gay Men’s Chorus Celebrate Whitney Houston
The second offering of the Gay Men's Chorus of Washington's "Phenomenal" season shines a light on Whitney Houston
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In ‘Perfect Arrangement’ Gay Couples Maintain a Straight Facade
Topher Payne's play, currently at the St. Mark's Players, blends the madcap style of classic sitcoms with provocative drama.
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Editor’s Pick: ‘Miigis: Underwater Panther’ at the Kennedy Center
Red Sky, Canada's leading company of contemporary Indigenous performance, is 'More than Dance, we are a Movement.'
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The Maryland Lyric Opera’s Virtuosic Verdi
The Maryland Lyric Opera offers a stormy take on Otello as the finalé to its passion-stirring "Season of Verdi."
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It’s (Video) Game On at George Mason University!
GMU Hosts Gamemason next weekend, a two-day gaming convention with hands on play, panels, and dance parties.
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Editor’s Pick: Nova Y. Payton at Songbyrd and with the American Pops Orchestra
Nova Y. Payton lends her voice to both Washington Performing Arts and the American Pops Orchestra this week.
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9 Must-See Shows at the 9:30 Club, Anthem and Lincoln
Betty Who, Bernie Sanders, and the Boulet Brothers are just a few of the selections IMP has on hand at its many D.C. venues.
