Posts Tagged ‘Kennedy Center’
Millennium Stage Celebrates Robert Burns
‘Washington, DC 2010 20′
courtesy of ‘giantminispacego
Want to get away from today’s semi-unseasonal weather? The Millennium Stage at The Kennedy Center is playing host to Tony Award nominee and stage-show veteran Euan Morton and the one-man show “Burns’ Night in America“.
The show commemorates the birthday (which is today!) of “Auld Land Syne” lyricist and 18th-century poet [...]
Bowen McCauley Dance
This Sunday, Bowen McCauley Dance will be performing three pieces at the Kennedy Center’s Millenium Stage, free at 6pm. Featuring not just the artistry and athleticism of the professional company, but the Kenmore junior company and Dance for Parkinson’s Disease (PD) as well.
Bowen McCauley is the only dance company in the area to provide free weekly classes for [...]
CityDance: Latitude
CityDance Ensemble has just returned to their DC homebase from tours in the Middle East and Chile, and are settling into the Kennedy Center’s Terrace Theatre for two performances this Thursday and Friday at 7:30pm. “Latitude” features contemporary works by Artistic Director Paul Gordon Emerson, Choreographer-in-Residence Christopher K. Morgan, and others from Brazil, Chile, and Israel.
This year [...]
We Love Arts: DC Hip Hop Theater Festival
‘Grand Analog @ The Reverb’
courtesy of ‘blurasis’
The DC Hip Hop Theater Festival (HHTF), beginning today and running until July 11, will host a plethora of events and performances that integrate hip hop and theater, and address the socio-political issues relevant to the hip-hop community.
The kick off performance, AM Radio Live Art & Performance, begins tonight at 7pm at [...]
We Love Arts: A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Blending both breathtaking physical control and hypnotic emotional projection, Synetic Theater is the bright star of the Washington arts scene. Seriously, if anyone ever yaps on and on to you about DC having nothing to offer in the way of brilliant theater, get them to the current production of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” and dare [...]
More »Wynton Marsalis jazzes up the Kennedy Center
‘Sketches of Gill Evans’
courtesy of ‘vitelone’
The affection was clearly mutual: hundreds of arts advocates stood on their feet, applauding wildly for a full ten minutes. Jazz virtuoso Wynton Marsalis, flanked by a five-man band, stood staring back at them, tears streaming down his face. He has just spent an hour weaving the tale of music, [...]
