All posts by Doug Rule
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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.
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Editor’s Pick: Determined Women at Hillwood Museum
Determined Women features nearly 100 items from Hillwood's permanent collection, dating from the 1700s to today.
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The Orchids Have Overrun the U.S. Botanic Garden
Thousands of orchids are on display for this year's 27th annual floral exhibit at the U.S. Botanic Gardens in D.C.
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Editor’s Pick: Omnium Circus at Capital One Hall
Omnium: A Bold New Circus is touted as the world's "first fully inclusive circus performing arts company."
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Editor’s Pick: Damien Geter’s ‘Cotton’ featuring Denyce Graves
Cotton, an intensely moving song cycle by gay composer Geter, will have a one-night-only recital in the Kennedy Center Terrace Theater.
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Editor’s Pick: Capital Remodel + Garden Show Featuring Vern Yip
Designer Vern Yip headlines this weekend's Capital Remodel + Garden Show, back in full swing at the Dulles Expo Center.
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9 Must-See Performances at Atlas Intersections
The 2023 Atlas Intersections Festival offers 35 shows and lasts more than a month. Here are 9 highlights from now to mid-March.
