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"I will look for more performances with In Series. All of the singing, orchestra, and production elements were exceptional: a very high level of professionalism. Among the best I've seen and heard in DC."
Comment from an audience member at our production Combat & Redemption: An Opera Triptych (January 2008)
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SEASON 2008-2009
Get Tickets Online here or call our box office at 202 204-7760 or 7763
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Please Note:
Zarzuela 2009! has changed venue and dates. Ticket holders are invited to attend "Exploring Zarzuela" or "Spain in the Heart" Please see details on left column of the home page or call the box office at 202 204-7763
Zarzuela 2009!
Saturday, June 20 at 8pm
Sunday, June 21 at 3pm
Friday, June 26 at 8pm - OUT at In Series! for the GLBT community
Saturday, June 27 at 8pm
Sunday, June 28 at 3pm
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.
Spanish light opera — or zarzuela —is a unique mixture of soaring melodies, clicking castanets, dance, romance, and mostly comical goings-on.
Enjoy the celebrated La Gran Via [The Avenue, 1886]—a satirical portrait of Madrid in song, plus sizzling excerpts from other favorite zarzuelas. A witty English book weaves it all together with panache. Olé! Get Tickets...
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Mozart's Men
Sunday, September 21 at 6pm
Wednesday, September 24 at 7:30pm
Saturday, September 27 at 3pm - OUT at In Series! for the GLBT community
Sunday, September 28 at 7pm
Monday, September 29 at 7:30pm
At Source: 1835 14th St. NW - Washington DC 20009
U Street-Cardozo Metro (Green line), 13th St. exit.
Street parking is possible. Paid parking garages available.
www.sourcedc.org
An "opera-musical" that imagines what happens if the villains Don Giovanni and Count Almaviva are paroled from their indefinite stay in Hell and visit today’s world and its women. Charlotte Stoudt’s hilarious book threads highlights from Figaro, Giovanni and Cosí in most unexpected ways! Directed by Colin Hovde and Alice Mikolajewski, w/ Jennifer Deal, Terry Eberhardt. Will Heim, Bryan Jackson, Tara
McCredie, Laura Lewis, Randa Rouweyha, Aaron Silverman, Richard Tappen.
Get Tickets...
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Fall[en] Angels
Saturday, October 11 at 8pm
Sunday, October 12 at 3pm - OUT at In Series! for the GLBT community
Friday, October 17 at 8pm
Sunday, October 19 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.
A breathtaking dance, cabaret and art-song collaboration directed and choreographed by Septime Webre, David Palmer and Jared Nelson. Wagner’s Wesendonck Songs, Brahms Love Waltzes and cabaret from pre-World War II Germany, sung by Laura Lewis, Michelle Rice, Richard Tappen and Stanley Webber, w/ pianists Gerald Coleman, Carla Hübner. Fabulous Washington Ballet Studio Company young dancers from Australia, Canada, Japan, Philippines, South Africa and USA! Get Tickets...
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Puerto Rico, Mi amor
Friday, November 7 at 8pm
Sunday, November 9 at 3pm
Thrusday, November 13 at 7:30pm - OUT at In Series! for the GLBT community
Saturday, November 15 at 8pm
Sunday, November 16 at 7pm
at GALA Theatre at Tivoli Square: 3333 14th St. NW - Washington DC 20010
A sizzling cabaret of songs, poetry and tropical rhythms explores the mystery and the enchantment of Borinquen,* the "land of the proud man." Our own Anamer Castrello heads a stellar cast directed by Abel López and José Luis Cáceres.
*The ancient Taino name of Puerto Rico. Get Tickets... |
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Voices of the Spirit
Friday, November 14 at 8pm
Sunday, November 16 at 3pm
at GALA Theatre at Tivoli Square: 3333 14th St. NW - Washington DC 20010
Proudly co-presenting the magnificent Heritage Signature Chorale in a unique Veteran’s Day Tribute / Holiday Preview Evening of Negro Spirituals and other Sacred Music, under the inspired baton of founding Music Director Stanley J. Thurston. Get Tickets... |
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Orpheus in the Underworld
Saurday, January 17 at 8pm
Sunday, January 18 at 3pm
Saturday, January 24 at 8pm
Sunday, January 25 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.
Offenbach's satirical opera makes fun of the myth of Orpheus & Eurydice and of societal convention: When Pluto, the Lord of the Underworld, kidnaps Euridyce, Orpheus is delighted, as he no longer loves her! However, Public Opinion dictates he must go to her rescue... The gods of Olympus, bored with their exalted existence, intervene, and everybody goes to Hell! Super singers, fab dancers, chamber orchestra, a beautiful mini-opera-house... what fun!
Rick Davis and Joel Lazar, Directors; Susan Shields, Choreographer. New English adaptation by Kelley Rourke. Designed by Osbel Susman–Peña, Marianne Meadows, Donna Breslin. With Philip Bender, Serena Canino, Cathy Carlin, Grace Gori, Bryan Jackson, Scott Kenison, David Kozisek, Laura Lewis, Daniele Lorio, Sean Pflueger, Rick Novak, Randa Rouweyha, Marcos Rivera, Beth Rubens, Jennifer Suess and Richard Tappen. Get Tickets...
*OUT at In Series performance offering a special welcome to the GLBT
Community, and including a post-performance discussion led by Colleen Fay. |
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Berliner Kabarett
Saturday April 4 at 8pm
Sunday, April 5 at 3pm
Friday, April 10 at 8pm
Saturday, April 11 at 8pm
Sunday, April 19 at 3pm - OUT at In Series! for the GLBT community
Friday, April 24 at 8pm
Saturday, April 25 at 3pm
Sunday, April 26 at 7:30pm - added!
Saturday, May 2 at 8pm
Sunday, May 3 at 7:30pm - added!
At Source: 1835 14th St. NW - Washington DC 20009
U Street-Cardozo Metro (Green line), 13th St. exit.
Street parking is possible. Paid parking garages available
An edgy cabaret of songs and satire from Germany between the World Wars. Mack the Knife, The Pimp’s Song and many more by Weill, Hollaender, Brecht
and others are hymns to the seductive looks and outrageous behavior of a world living in thinly veiled danger. Directed by Chris Gallu and Alice Mikolajewski with chanteuse Sally Martin, and actor/singers Ashley Ivey, Emily Levey, Tara McCredie, Jim Scopeletis. Get Tickets... |
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From U Street to the Cotton Club
Friday, April 17 at 8pm
Saturday, April 18 at 8pm
Thursday, April 23 at 7:30pm
Saturday, April 25 at 8pm
Sunday, April 26** at 3pm - OUT at In Series! for the GLBT community
Thursday, April 30 at 7:30pm
Friday, May 1* at 7:30pm
Saturday, May 2 at 2pm - added!
Sunday, May 3* at 2:30pm
At Source: 1835 14th St. NW - Washington DC 20009
U Street-Cardozo Metro (Green line), 13th St. exit.
Street parking is possible. Paid parking garages available.
Stories of pain and triumph, revealed through immortal songs (and some dance and poetry) of the jazz age. "Take the A-Train" from DC’ thriving music scene on U St. to the roaring nightlife of the most famous of Harlem clubs—from True Reformers to the Cotton Club, the joint will most definitely be jumpin’! Storyline by Sybil R. Williams.
Cast: Detra Battle, Michelle Rogers, Pam Ward, Brian Q. Thorne and Stanley Webber. Directed by KenYatta Rogers and Stanley Thurston heading the Jazz trio from the piano, with Rudy Gonzalez on Sax and Nelson Alvarez on Drums.
Lighting: Marianne Meadows; Costumes: Donna Breslin
Set: Osbel Susman-Peña; Choreography: Angelisa Gillyard. Get Tickets...
*Pre-show intro & Post-show discussion with artists and audience led by
Alex Padro, KenYatta Rogers & Sybil R. Williams on 5/1 and 5/3.
Funded in part by The Humanities Council of Washington, D.C. Note show time please.
**Sun 4/26 @3pm: Out at In Series show offers special welcome to the GLBT
Community. Post-show discussion with artists and audience led by Alex Padro. |
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Spring Fling
Saturday, June 6 at 7pm
@ the Atlas Performing Arts Center's Sprenger Theater
1333 H St. NE, WDC 20002
A Sparkling Benefit Show of In Series 2009 highlights with 2010 previews served up in style while you wine and dine at our cabaret tables in the heart of DC's Atlas Performing Arts Center.
Menu includes:
U Street's jazz age hits
Fallen Angels' Wagnerian splendor
Orpheus in the Underworld's decadent delights
and other Bohemian Cabaret surprises!
Emceed by the one and only Scott Sedar, and featuring D.C.'s finest In Series performers: Michelle Rice, Brian Quenton Thorne, Randa Rouweyha, Pam Ward, Richard Tappen, Tara Mcredie, Stanley Webber, and more!
Tickets:
$70 supporter, $100 sponsor
Made possible in part by a gift from the Sprenger Lang Foundation
Information and Reservations 202 204-7763
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