
All Events


ExPats Theatre: Testosterone
March 15 – April 6
Testosterone takes the Grimm Brothers' "The Story of a Boy Who Went Forth to Learn Fear" and turns it on its head with hilarious results. This sharp social satire explores the clash between two brothers: Ingo, the "good son" living a life of comfortable security, and Raul, the "bad son" embracing the chaotic "bad neighborhood." Their confrontation exposes the absurdities of toxic masculinity and the pitfalls of privileged do-gooding, shaking everyone's moral compass.

Hexagon: Splitting Our Sides
March 28, 2025 – April 6, 2025
At times like these, you can only laugh—and we’re here to help! A 70-year tradition returns with a new D.C. venue… a new cast… and a new show: “Splitting Our Sides!” March 28-April 6, 2025.

Mosaic Theater: cullud wattah
APRIL 3 - 27
"Lyrical! Laced with humor!"—The New York Times
“A searing, intimate portrait of a family and city in crisis.” —ARTS ATL

Atlas Gala 2025
April 23 6:00 pm
Join us on April 23, 2025, for a magical night of live music, featuring Broadway’s Christine Dwyer and Rachel Potter, at the Atlas Gala 2025!

The VIVA School: IN/SPACES
May 2 – 3
The VIVA School’s latest main stage production, is a bold reclamation-an unapologetic assertion of our right to occupy, to shape, and to belong. This electrifying curation of works is an exploration of presence, urging us to embrace the undeniable truth that we not only exist within space, but profoundly transform it through authenticity and curiosity.

Mosaic Theater: Andy Warhol in Iran
MAY 29 - JUNE 29
“Riveting, brilliantly imagined!” -WTTW Chicago
“Highly watchable! Funny!” -Chicago Reader
“Complex and compelling!” -Chicago Tribune

Decolonized Beatz Indigenous World Pride 2025
June 1 5:00 pm
Decolonized Beatz Indigenous World Pride 2025 (DBIWP) will take center stage at the Atlas Performing Arts Center as part of Washington, D.C.’s hosting of World Pride. This landmark event will amplify the voices of Indigenous and multiply-marginalized 2SLGBTQIA+ communities, celebrating their beauty, creativity, and defiance in the face of colonialism.