All posts by Doug Rule
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Craig Mulcahy presents Trombone Concerto at Kennedy Center
NSO Principal Trombone offers the orchestra's first performances of Christopher Rouse's Trombone Concerto
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John Cleese screens “Monty Python” at Strathmore
British comedy legend stops by Strathmore for a screening of Monty Python & the Holy Grail
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BSO Superpops: A Tribute To Ol’ Blue Eyes
Ann Hampton Callaway, Tony DeSare and Frankie Moreno join the BSO in a tribute to Frank Sinatra
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Rinde Eckert comes to the Kennedy Center
The Kennedy Center debut of a Grammy-winning, boundary pushing singer
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Out on the Town: D.C. area entertainment picks, for the week of Jan. 26, 2017
FILM STAGE MUSIC DANCE COMEDY EXHIBITS ABOVE & BEYOND FILM A DOG’S PURPOSE Animal rights activists are calling for a boycott of Lasse Hallstrom’s...
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Crystal Bowersox brings her tour to The Barns at Wolf Trap
Bisexual singer-songwriter continues to tour as a solo artist
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Bettye Lavette comes to The Hamilton
She tours in support of last year's Grammy-nominated album Worthy
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Black Cat’s Anti-ball And Anti-inauguration
Black Cat hosts "Counter-Inaugural Events" dubbed "You Can't Grab This Pussy"
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The Pancakes And Booze Art Show returns Jan. 26
Because we could all use a little (or a lot) of both right now
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Sugarloaf Crafts Festival In Chantilly, Virginia
Annual festival is considered one of the top craft experiences in the country
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Dissonance Dance debuts Wintersteps this weekend
Dissonance Dance at Joy of Motion Dance Center
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Arena Stage’s “Roe” focuses on the lives of the women in Roe v. Wade
Arena Stage's latest production looks at the iconic case that reshaped the legality of abortion
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Washington Performing Arts and CityDance co-present the D.C. premiere of Shadowland
An innovative, evening-length multimedia piece
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Stephanie Miller’s Sexy Liberal Comedy Tour comes to DC
Miller performs alongside real-life best friends and "Afro-Saxons" Frances and Angela
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“2,000 Miles: Divided Land, Common Humanity” plots the original US-Mexico border
Marcos Ramírez Erre and David Taylor show the U.S. and Mexico's complicated but shared history
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