All posts by Doug Rule
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“Midwestern Gothic” is a new, darkly funny musical thriller at Signature Theatre
It's "Fargo meets Misery" and promises to provoke, shock and entertain in equal measure
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Lindsay Mullen: Speaking Layers at Susan Calloway Fine Arts
New paintings aim to breathe life into layers on canvas
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The Night Alive at Atlas Performing Arts Center
The latest work by Irish playwright Conor McPherson
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Other People: Michael John LaChiusa on Republicans, aging and “Los Otros”
Michael John LaChiusa on feeling invisible in the gay community and the timeliness of "Los Otros"
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Gallery: Artomatic returns to Crystal City
The all-access arts event will feature more than 600 artists and performers
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Aw, Shucks: An interview with Chef Jamie Leeds of Hank’s
Chef Jamie Leeds has grown a single restaurant into a veritable empire, one oyster at a time.
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Gloria Gaynor Live: A Disco Dance Party at the Library of Congress
Over the next month, the Library of Congress is shining a spotlight on disco music and culture, through a series of film screenings and discussions....
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Chawbaret 12 at Capitol Hill Arts Workshop
Includes special reception honoring retiring CHAW Executive Director Jill Strachan
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Out on the Town: Arts & Entertainment Calendar, March 30-April 5
Film, Stage, Music, Exhibits and more from March 30 to April 5
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Lynda Carter returns with “The Other Side of Trouble”
Carter brings a new dynamic show to the KenCen offering her usual smorgasbord of musical delights
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Folger Consort presents Starry Messenger
Starry Messenger features the ensemble-in-residence at the Folger Shakespeare Library in a performance of innately dramatic music from late-16th century Italy. The program includes songs...
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Peter Brook’s “Battlefield” at Kennedy Center
"Battlefield" is a revised and extended excerpt from a sweeping epic poem of ancient India
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Hamburg Ballet offers a stunning, dark adaptation of “The Little Mermaid”
Dark adaptation explores the experiences of a young woman who risks everything to follow her heart
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Library of Congress screens “Thelma & Louise” on March 31
1991 classic concludes a series of films celebrating Women's History Month
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Noam Pikelny: Three-time Grammy nominee performs at Wolf Trap
Pikelny takes to the Barns at Wolf Trap for a solo show on March 29
