All posts by Doug Rule
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Classical and Choral Music: Spring Arts Preview 2018
Symphony, recital and opera performances coming to D.C., Maryland and Virginia
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Spotlight: Upcoming events in D.C. — March 8-14
A WRINKLE IN TIME Visionary director Ava DuVernay (Selma) gives Disney’s epic adventure, based on Madeleine L’Engle’s timeless classic, a good wrinkle or three of...
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National Art Gallery offers Grigori Kozintsev’s sweeping 1971 version of “King Lear”
The Soviet drama is often touted as the best cinematic adaptation of Shakespeare's play
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Out On the Town: D.C. arts and entertainment highlights — March 8-14
FILM A FANTASTIC WOMAN In the funny, suspenseful, intense, and truthful A Fantastic Woman, unassuming waitress Marina finds herself dealing with a nightmare of a situation:...
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Out on the Town: D.C. arts and entertainment — March 1-7
FILM A FANTASTIC WOMAN In the funny, suspenseful, intense, and truthful A Fantastic Woman, unassuming waitress Marina finds herself dealing with a nightmare of a situation:...
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Beth Ditto brings “Fake Sugar” to the 9:30 Club
Singer Beth Ditto goes it alone for the latest chapter in her ongoing story
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Kennedy Center presents citywide festival “Direct Current: A Celebration of Contemporary Art”
Two of the biggest attractions to come in the festival's first week are Taylor Mac and Damian Woetzel
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Spotlight: Upcoming events in D.C. — March 1-7
Auntie Mame Every gay man should see this 1958 comedy in which Rosalind Russell gives one of her best performances as a Manhattan socialite who...
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Spotlight: Upcoming events in D.C. — February 22-28
THE ARTISTIC TABLE Marjorie Merriweather Post’s gift for bringing art to everyday dining inspired the latest exhibition at Post’s former estate Hillwood, featuring table settings...
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Out On the Town: D.C. arts and entertainment highlights — February 22-28
Annihilation FILM A FANTASTIC WOMAN In the funny, suspenseful, intense, and truthful A Fantastic Woman, unassuming waitress Marina finds herself dealing with a nightmare of a...
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Guiding the Arts: Douglas Yeuell is making the Atlas Performing Arts Center a cultural destination
Douglas Yeuell on the Atlas Intersections Festival, his time at Joy of Motion, and what the arts have brought to his own life
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Breanna Sinclairé joins the Gay Men’s Chorus for “The Durufle Requiem”
Soprano Breanna Sinclairé joins the Gay Men's Chorus for a classical concert
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Ramen World returns to offer a taste of DC’s best ramen
This year's event features offerings from #RamenAllStars Himitsu, Paper Horse from Erik Bruner-Yang, Wolfgang Puck's The Source, and Chaplin's Restaurant
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DC Shorts Wins offers two showcases of festival favorites
Two of the 14 films are nominees for the Live Action shorts category at this year's Oscars
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Diavolo showcases its daring dance moves at the Kennedy Center
Acrobatic dance troupe's spectacular feats of movement emphasize group numbers and dynamics
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