Enjoy a ticket to 2 or 3 Capital City Symphony concerts in the 2024-25 Season - and save!
DC’s Scena Theatre presents an epic modern reimagining of the famous tragedy AJAX by Sophocles. This production is reset in today’s war-torn Middle East. John Tipton's acclaimed translation showcases the plight of today's US soldier with raw vitality and deep compassion.
A vaudeville experience where burlesque and variety meets dark decadence and whimsy.
The NACHMO DC Sampler Showcase presents a selection of world premieres by local choreographers who have created a new work during the NACHMO January Challenge.
Presenting stories of discovery and exploration of the human condition, especially when confronting issues head-on and working through life’s struggles.
Our Strike Anywhere Initiative aims to bring percussion music to a wider audience through reduced instrumentation. Household objects now become the source of the music.
Oye DC is a night of English, Spanish, and Spanglish storytelling and poetry that celebrates Latine voices from across the Washington metro area.
Join CCS's musical exploration of our shared human experience - from joy to sorrow, celebration to reflection - across global cultures and styles.
Fueled by a gay wedding with an egregious dress code, "Bright Colors And Bold Patterns" is a hyper-verbal and tragicomic one-person show that asks essential questions about contemporary gay life.
Celebrate Furia Flamenca Dance Company's 20th Anniversary performance season with the first of a number of performances throughout the year showcasing some of the best from the company! Flamenco is a dance full of passion and fire.
Experience "Give Me Funk or Give Me Death!” - celebrate New Orleans’ musical history, from Congo Square drumming to Mardi Gras blues and hip-hop grooves.
Celebrating the music of Latin divas and Latines in the LGBT+ Community. This event is also a RELEASE concert for urban Latin artist, JChris', new single!
TAK is a multimedia performance ritual exploring the intersections of what is seen ‘Human Understanding’ and unseen ‘Ancestral Knowing’ and how these powerful worlds overlap.
Halo-Halo: Mixed-Mixed is about two individuals honoring each of their experiences of being mixed-race: all of their confusion, joy, excitement, struggle and everything in between.
A pianist and 4 vocalists from diverse backgrounds and diverse musical disciplines give a series of iconic show-stopping performances.
Max Rosado will be performing in a special night, some of the most popular 90s salsa classics.
Two friends grapple with friendship amid an impending climate apocalypse as they learn to find hope and build resilience.
A young woman's struggle to cope with love, loss, and acceptance after losing her family home and sense of place.
A full-length (60 minute) work on 7 dancers incorporating choreography by 5 different choreographers all set to a score by Zoe Keating.
"Echoes of U Street" is a vibrant musical theatrical presentation showcasing the cultural significance of U Street in D.C., known as Black Broadway.
Sana, Sana is a modern dance-theater work that explores themes of matrilineal relationships through magic, identity, and healing.
Moving in many directions - exploring multiple generations, diversity, and art forms - that is CMI. Innovation to fearlessly move in many directions!
Klezmer, jazz, swing, and more with woodwind wizard Seth Kibel
"Jazz Realities: Echoes of Strayhorn" explores Billy Strayhorn's legacy, blending his music with modern narratives to illustrate the intersection of art and real-world experiences.
Moveius presents a cutting-edge program that brings music and art to life through dance.
LINKED is a dynamic, soulful dance production that brings together the movement languages of Bharatanatyam and Hip Hop culture to tell powerful stories of connection.
Family Fun Day with Mr. Rob! Mr. Rob is a performer and music educator, who specializes in early childhood music education. Mr. Rob uses his performance experience to create highly engaging and interactive music education experiences.
In DEVIATED THEATRE’s original dance opera ‘Beyond’, Luna the Astronaut discovers that getting lost (on Mars) is part of getting found.
Follow us in Epiphany as we discover the powerful voices of individuals who understand what music, poetry, and dance can do for the soul. In this one-woman show, Kendall Arin brings to life diverse voices who used art to bring them through their darkest moments.
The unveiling of the black man by taking a look in the mirror and pulling back the layers.
Join Ntebo for a 70 minute tribute to Black women musicians who fought apartheid, blending powerful covers and original work, accompanied by a 5-piece band.
“Playing Through,” an evening of jazz dance, with commentary, showcases its history, its current manifestations, and intriguing places it is headed in the future.
“Love Tales” presents a series of vignettes that delve into the experience of love and the commitment shared with oneself and others.
A mixtape serves as the playlist preserving special memories and people from a moment in our lives. Do your remember your first mixtape?
Inspired by the Grimm brothers' “The Story of a Boy Who Went Forth to Learn Fear,” German playwright Rebekka Kricheldorf reimagines the tale of the two brothers in a contemporary dystopian world.
Bhoomi, which means “earth” in Sanskrit is framed by exploring humanity's connection to the five natural elements - space, air, fire, water, and earth.
Dance for Change: Youth Making a Difference showcases emerging choreographers from the DMV area, empowering youth to express social issues and inspire change through dance.
This is a multi-disciplinary performance featuring musicians of the Accord Symphony Orchestra, actors, dancers and visual artists sharing how freedom is under attack in 2024.
Enjoy a Festival Pass for the Atlas Performing Arts Center's annual INTERSECTIONS Festival - and save!
Capital City Symphony continues its tradition of presenting outstanding young classical solo artists. We are thrilled to present Sophia Lin, 2024 winner of the Ylda Novik Memorial Concerto Competition on piano, performing Mozart, Concerto No. 20 in d minor.
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