All posts tagged "atlas performing arts center"
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DC Theater Review: Fabulation, or The Re-Education of Undine
Felicia Curry leads a crack comic cast in Mosaic Theatre's cutting fable Fabulation
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DC Theater Review: Mosaic Theater’s ‘Twisted Melodies’
Kelvin Roston, Jr. brings the late Donny Hathaway to life in a powerful exploration of what drove the singer to his death
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DC Theater Review: ‘Sooner/Later’ at Mosaic
The cast and production all have their moments, but not always in sync in Mosaic's Sooner/Later
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Theater Reviews: ‘Native Son’ at Atlas and ‘columbinus’ at 1st Stage
Tense new productions of Native Son and columbinus explore toxic male rage, with varying degrees of success
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Atlas Intersections offers two weeks of mind-blowing, culturally rich performances
We offer some of the best LGBTQ picks from the two-week festival
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Spotlight: Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington’s ‘Working: A Musical’
GMCW is emphasizing the themes in the varied show by adding LGBTQ voices
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Theater Review: “Oh, God” at Atlas
Anat Gov's "Oh, God" ultimately wastes a promising premise by sticking solely to the Old Testament
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Theater Review: “Marie and Rosetta” at Mosaic Theater
Heavenly harmonies and one White-hot performance mark the high notes of Mosaic's Marie and Rosetta.
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Mona Mansour’s “The Vagrant Trilogy” explores how our choices impact the rest of our lives
"Vagrant Trilogy" runs to July 1 at Mosaic Theater
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Stage review: Paper Dolls at Mosaic Theater
Drag pageantry and performance take a backseat to affecting drama in Mosaic’s Paper Dolls.
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Guiding the Arts: Douglas Yeuell is making the Atlas Performing Arts Center a cultural destination
Douglas Yeuell on the Atlas Intersections Festival, his time at Joy of Motion, and what the arts have brought to his own life
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Metro Weekly magazine: 2018-02-22 edition (PDF)
Mw Final 022218 Doug Yeuell (Atlas) (v24-41) Small 150 by MetroWeekly on Scribd
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John de Lancie goes for the win in Vicuña
John de Lancie goes for the brutal win in Vicuña.
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Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington presents It Takes Two
The GMCW season kicks off with a cabaret focused on duets.
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Review: Miche Braden shines in Mosaic’s “The Devil’s Music”
Miche Braden brings blues singer Bessie Smith to magnificent, powerful life in Mosaic's The Devil's Music.
