All posts by Doug Rule
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New Year’s Eve 2016: 6 Great Dining Suggestions in DC
Wondering where in D.C. to dine on New Year's Eve and Day? We offer some fantastic suggestions
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An Irish Carol: Keegan Theatre’s ode to Dickens
Keegan Theatre offers company member Matthew Keenan's homage to Dickens
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Craig Wallace on “A Christmas Carol” and being Scrooge in a time of Trump
If only Donald Trump and his minions were to see A Christmas Carol, it might do a world of good. “The thing that I think...
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Out On the Town: What’s Hot in D.C. for the week of Dec. 15 – 21
Things to do in Washington, for the week of Dec. 15 - 21, 2016
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Downtown Holiday Market brings arts, crafts, and festive food to F Street
The market offers a vast, eclectic and international assortment of gifts and souvenirs
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Fiasco Theater’s “Into the Woods” (review): A journey worth taking
An unfussy, unpretentious, minimalist approach, Fiasco's Into The Woods is a journey well-worth taking
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The Washington Revels perform the annual Christmas Revels this weekend
Remaining performances are this Friday, Saturday and Sunday
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The Washington Chorus brings “A Candlelight Christmas” to the Kennedy Center
The 200-voice chorus sings familiar carols and holiday songs
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The Choral Arts Society of Washington brings its holiday shows to the Kennedy Center
Scott Tucker leads the local vocal ensemble in its annual run of holiday shows at the Kennedy Center
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The Washington Ballet: The Nutcracker
Holiday favorite runs to Christmas Eve
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Blood On The Mountain opens this Friday
A searing investigation into industrial control of resources in West Virginia
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Lionel Richie helps christen MGM National Harbor next week
The '80s hitmaker returns to the area
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Crash Boom Bang come to 9:30 Club next week
“If Bruno Mars fronted Cobra Starship,” is how the band has described its sound
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The Gay Men’s Chorus Holiday Show: Song and Dance
“When you go to a Rockettes Christmas Show at Rockefeller Center in New York, you know that the Rockettes are eventually going to kick. But...
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Spotlight on: The DOMA Diaries
The Rainbow Theatre Project offers a staged reading of Kevin Michael West’s Capital Fringe hit
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