Hispanic Heritage Month Starts Early for the Hispanic Heritage Foundation
The Hispanic Heritage Foundation hosted its annual awards ceremony honoring Latine artists, creators, and entrepreneurs on Sept. 7.
Turning Pointe: Gian Carlo Perez Leaves the Washington Ballet for Houston
Gian Carlo Perez can’t go to Cathedral Heights Starbucks or the grocery store without being recognized by fans. At least that’s what the Cuban ballet dancer tells City Paper on a stroll through Bishop’s Garden. As genuine as Perez seems, I don’t believe him—at first. In the ballet world, Perez is well known. Septime Webre,…
LOL With Washington Improv Theater This July
Washington Improv Theater has packed tons of wit into its July programming. The District’s one-stop shop for long-form improv, WIT has been on a mission to unleash the creative power of improv in D.C. for 25 years. And, for the second consecutive year, WIT has signed on to continue calling Studio Theatre home. Under the…
IN Series’ Chuck and Eva Defies Artificial Hierarchies of High and Low Art
The performers recreating Songs from the Other Side are “marvelous,” but Chuck and Eva doesn’t quite know how to define itself.
Balancing Hope With Departures at the Washington Ballet
A quarter of the company is leaving, but the Washington Ballet remains optimistic as they start to rebuild for the 2023-2024 season.