All posts by Doug Rule
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Out On the Town: Washington, D.C. Arts & Entertainment picks for April 13-20
Highlights for Film, Stage, Music, Dance, Art and more
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Broadway Sings Beyonce & Bruno Mars on April 15 at Sixth & I
Show features Broadway-transformed hits -- from "Single Ladies" to "Grenade."
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Jazz vocalist Cecile Mclorin Salvant comes to Wolf Trap on April 8
Salvant performs original songs and unique interpretations of obscure jazz and blues compositions
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“Queen of Mean” Lisa Lampanelli returns to DC on April 8
Lampanelli -- who is never mean for the sake of it -- comes to the Lincoln Theatre
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Anoushka Shankar comes to DC on April 8
Star sitarist leads a virtuoso septet
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The DC Center unmasks its new art gallery
Center Arts Gallery debuts with a stunning exhibit by people living with HIV
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UrbanArias: Lucy the chimpanzee’s tale retold in short opera
Based on the real-life social experiment of a chimp raised as if she was a human child
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Brighton Beach Memoirs opens April 8 at Theater J
Adam Immerwahr calls it a worthy introduction to American theater for young theatergoers
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Peter Voulkos’ “The Breakthrough Years” at Renwick Gallery
Voulkos defied mid-century craft dicta to reinvent his medium
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Union Market Drive-in season opens with The Royal Tenenbaums
You don't need a car to enjoy this pop-up drive-in
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Out On the Town: D.C. arts and entertainment highlights, April 6-12
Arts and entertainment highlights, April 6-12
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Greg Louganis and The American Pops Orchestra
Louganis to host "You Spin Me 'Round: An '80s Dance Party."
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Wonderland Ballroom’s Sleaze Factor
Wonderland Ballroom launches a new monthly LGBTQ Thursday night party
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National Geographic’s “Forces of Nature” examines Earth’s fiercest powers
Kevin Bacon narrates the 40-minute IMAX documentary
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Alma Selimovic: In Transition Project And Fundraiser
Sculptural works by her and others from her sister company RozArt will be exhibited
