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SEASON 2007-2008
Get Tickets Online here or call our box office at 202 315-1325
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Moon / Dance
Friday, October 12 at 8pm
Saturday,October 13 at 8pm - OUT at In Series! for the GLBT community
At The Atlas Performing Arts Center
1333 H. St. NE - Washington DC 20002
Free shuttle from Union Station Metro. Street & valet parking at the Atlas.
www.atlasarts.org
Explore the magic of the moon with staged art song (Mozart, Schumann, Berlioz, Debussy) - a splash of pop (Cole Porter, Van Morrison) - and a generous helping of dance! Director Nick Olcott leads choreographers Jared Nelson and Washington Ballet Artistic Director Septime Webre; pianists Francis Conlon and Carla Hübner; singers Ingrid Cowan, Ole Hass, William Heim, Laura Lewis and Millicent Scarlett; and Washington Ballet Studio Company dancers: Giselle Alvarez, Liza Balough, Aurora Dickie, Mako Nagasaki, Norton Fantinel, Corey Landolt and Tyler Savoieont.
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Come party under the moon!
A "Meet the Artists" wine and cheese reception - featuring the Directors, Choreographers and Performers - follows the Saturday night show!
Made possible by Ameriprise Financial Services Inc.
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Noël & Cole
Friday, November 9 at 8pm
Saturday, November 10 at 8pm
Thursday, November 15 at 7:30pm - OUT at In Series! for the GLBT community
Saturday, November 17 at 3pm
Sunday, November 18 at 3pm
at GALA Theatre -Tivoli: 3333 14th St. NW - Washington DC 20010
Music director/pianist John Burrows and director Virginia Freeman lead Laura Lewis, Jennifer Rodgers-Beach, Laura Wehrmeyer, Terry Eberhardt and Richard Tappen in song after unforgettable song as we travel from London to New York with them!
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The engagement of John Burrows made possible in part by the DC Arts Presenters project, a partnership between the DC Commission on the Arts and Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation, funded by the Foundation in partnership with the NEA’s Regional Touring Program.
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Of Love and War
Sunday, November 11 at 3pm
Friday, November 16 at 8pm
Saturday, November 17 at 8pm - OUT at In Series! for the GLBT community
at GALA Theatre -Tivoli: 3333 14th St. NW - Washington DC 20010
Director Abel López and choreographer Jaime Coronado explore the searing poetry of García Lorca and Whitman, cradled in the opera music Whitman loved and in Spanish music and dance. Actors Joseph Perna, Lorena Sabogal, Scott Sedar; musicians Ricardo Diaz, Carla Hübner and opera singer Michelle Rice; dancer Renée Gokey. Get Tickets...
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Read Article by director
Allison Stockman
Here
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Combat & Redemption: An Opera Triptych
Saturday, January 19 at 8pm
Sunday, January 20 at 3pm - OUT at In Series! for the GLBT community
Saturday, January 26 at 3pm
Sunday, January 27 at 3pm
at the ATLAS Performing Arts Center: 1333 H. St. NE - Washington DC 20002
Free shuttle from Union Station Metro. Street & valet parking at the Atlas.
The Combat (1624) by Claudio Monteverdi
A Christian Crusader mortally wounds his masked enemy and discovers
the Muslim maiden he loves behind the mask.
The Impresario (1786) by Mozart
Two divas battle for an opera gig.
Savitri (1908) by Gustav Holst
Savitri confronts Death when he comes for her husband Satyavan.
Based on an episode of the sacred Hindu text Mahabharata
Three short masterpieces delve into the human heart's capacity for love redemption and confrontation. Prepare yourself to be moved to tears and cry with laughter!.
Allison Arkell Stockman, director and Joel Lazar, conductor
Singers Peter Burroughs, Kate Vetter Cain, Serena Canino, Bryan Jackson, Michelle Rice, Randa Rouweyha, Ethan Watermeier, Bailey Whiteman.
Dancers Laura Schandelmeier and Stephen Clapp asMonteverdi's doomed lovers. Get Tickets...
January 27th is Mozart's Birthday #252 Come celebrate with us after the show!
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GI Jive!
Friday, January 25 at 8pm
Saturday, January 26 at 8pm - OUT at In Series! for the GLBT community
at the ATLAS Performing Arts Center: 1333 H. St. NE - Washinton DC 20002
Free shuttle from Union Station Metro. Street & valet parking at the Atlas.
The SingCo Rhythm Orchestra, conductor/lead singer Doug Bowles, and vocal soloists bring back the swinging 1940s in a loving tribute to the American soldiers overseas in WWII. Unforgettable music in that unique big band sound frames timeless stories based on letters from the troops. Get Tickets...
The engagement of the SingCo Rhythm Orchestra is made possible in part by the DC Arts Presenters project, a partnership between the DC Commission on the Arts, Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation and the NEA's Regional Touring Program.
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Mujeres
Friday, March 7 at 8pm
Sunday, March 9 at 3pm - OUT at In Series! for the GLBT community
at National Museum of Women in the Arts: 1250 New York Ave NW -WDC
Folk, pop and new wave songs from Latin America in the stellar renditions of Cantaré and Friends (Cecilia Esquivel, Patricia Vergara, Sandra Niño, Marietta Ulacia), interspersed with searing poetry by Juana de Ibarbourou, Nobel Prize-winner Gabriela Mistral, and Alfonsina Storni in the voices of Jennifer Deal & Lorena Sabogal. In English and Spanish. Get Tickets...
On Sunday 9, after the show, there will be a free screening of the documentary about Nobel Prize winner Gabriela Mistral's legacy called Rediscovering Gabriela by prize-winning video artist Cecilia Domeyko. In English with Spanish Surtitles.
(Running time is 10 minutes) To learn more about the documentary click here.
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Viva Zarzuela!
Friday, March 28 at 8pm
Saturday, March 29 at 8pm
Sunday, March 30 at 6pm
Friday, April 4 at 8pm - OUT at In Series! for the GLBT community
Saturday, April 5 at 3pm
Sunday, April 6 at 3pm
at The Mexican Cultural Institute: 2829 16 th St. NW - Washington DC
Rick Davis and Carlos Rodríguez direct a blockbuster Spanish light opera combo, with Cuban favorite Cecilia Valdés (1932) and the Spanish crowd-pleaser La revoltosa [The Troublemaker-1897]. Cecilia's story of doomed inter-racial romance is framed by luscious melodies and tropical dance-rhythms, while The Troublemaker's sparkling humor is pure fun. Extra bonus: A serenade of Mexican songs!
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Come join us for In Series' April in Paris: An exquisite gala evening at the elegant Carnegie Institution for the performance and dessert and wines buffet. The performance includes French cabaret, mélodie, and arias from French operas such as Bizet's Carmen, Gounod's Faust, Delibes' Lakmé, Saint-Saëns' Samson et Dalila, and Massenet's Manon.
After the music, mingling with other guests and the artists while taking pleasure in your choice of three delectable desserts and fabulous French wines. Ooh la la!
Concert begins at approximately 7:30 pm and will run for 45 minutes.
The reception will conclude at 9 pm.
Tickets: $75 ($55 of your ticket price is tax deductible.
For more information or to make your reservataion, call 202 315-1323
To purchase tickets on line visit InstantSeats
Click here to download a copy of the Press Release
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Please Note: Due to delays in the Source Theater’s renovation, the In Series’ From U Street to the Cotton Club has been rescheduled for April 2009.
From U Street to the Cotton Club
Saturday, May 17 at 8pm
Sunday, May 18 at 3pm
Thursday, May 22 at 7:30pm - OUT at In Series! for the GLBT community
Friday, May 23 at 8pm
Saturday, May 24 at 3pm
Friday, May 30 at 8pm
Saturday, May 31 a 8pm
at Source Theater: 1835 14th ST. NW - Washington DC 20009
A cabaret of songs from the 1930s lets you "Take the A-Train" from U Street's thriving jazz scene in DC to the clubs in Harlem where Ethel Waters and Billie Holiday sang with Duke Ellington, Cab Calloway, and other greats! Get Tickets... |
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U Street Dinners
Thursday, May 22 at 7pm
Sunday, June 22 at 6pm
at El Paraiso Restaurant: 1916 14th Street NW, between U & T Streets, next to parking lot.
Enjoy vintage songs from St. Louis Blues to Porgy and Bess, while you‘re wined and dined in the pleasant family atmosphere of El Paraiso! Preview our “Cotton Club” performers, Rayanne Gonzales, Aaron Reeder, Stanley Webber, with Stanley Thurston at the keyboard.
Only $42 for dinner, wine and entertainment. Free for From U Street to the Cotton Club ticket holders. Must reserve ahead, as space is very limited. (202) 315-1325
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Fin de Fiesta!
Saturday, June 14 at 8pm
Sunday, June 15 at 3pm - OUT at In Series! for the GLBT community
at the ATLAS Performing Arts Center: 1333 H. St. NE - Washinton DC 20002
Free shuttle from Union Station Metro. Street & valet parking at the Atlas.
Virtuoso pianist Rodríguez gives the crowning touch to our season with an amazing program: Ravel's solo suite Gaspard de la Nuit, his Alborada del Gracioso with choreography by Lourdes Elias, Cuban classics, a foray into "piano-jondo" -crossover flamenco, and more! Get Tickets...
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