All posts by Doug Rule
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Banned Books Week celebrates diversity
The D.C. Public Library celebrates more than books at this year's Banned Books Week
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Classical & Choral: Fall Arts Preview 2016
From Beethoven to Williams and Schubert to Sondheim, here's everything classical and choral in D.C. this fall
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Above & Beyond: Fall Arts 2016
Comedy, Readings, Discussions, Spoken Word, Multimedia, Tastings, Tours, Etc.
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Pop, Rock, Folk and Jazz: Fall Arts Music Preview 2016
Every act, band and artist worth knowing about in the D.C. region this fall
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Dance: Fall Arts Preview 2016
Ballet, Modern and Folk dance -- every performance worth knowing about in Washington, D.C.
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Museums & Galleries: Fall Arts Preview 2016
Everything worth seeing at Washington, D.C.'s many fine art and historical exhibitions
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Michele Angelini loves opera — and thinks everyone else should, too
Michele Angelini grew up appreciating opera's beauty and melodrama
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Harmonic Indulgence: The Smith Sisters will combine music and art at The Birchmere
The Smith Sisters bring their magnificent harmonies -- and an art show -- to The Birchmere next week
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Theater Reviews: “Come From Away” and “The Last Schwartz”
The musical Come From Away tells the story of a Canadian town that opened its doors to thousands of stranded visitors
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Spotlight: Angels in America, Freda Lee-McCann, Madonna and more
ANGELS IN AMERICA: MILLENNIUM APPROACHES Two of suburban Maryland’s leading theater companies, Round House Theatre Company and Olney Theatre Center, join forces for an unprecedented...
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Mary Fahl: Freddie’s Beach Bar has “the best karaoke in the world”
Mary Fahl will appear at the Hamilton with a full band and, quite possibly, her well-known gay brother-in-law
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Defying Convention: The Art of Romaine Brooks
A powerful new exhibit celebrates lesbian artist Romaine Brooks, who painted against the grain of her time, with women often dressed in ambiguously masculine garb
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Barbra Streisand’s “Encore” review: A more intriguing, illuminating affair than “Partners”
Barbra Streisand's latest pairs her with movie stars and songs designed for maximum emotional impact
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Former child star Billy Gilman performs at DC Out in advance of “The Voice”
Gilman will perform in D.C. as part of a new three-day LGBT dance showcase
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“More Than A Mouthful” kicks off African-American Collective Theater’s 25th season
ACT is one of many theater companies showcasing LGBT plays at the KenCen's Page-to-Stage Festival
