Come out to sing with live piano accompaniment or just enjoy the music! Join the Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington, DC for “Sing Out: GMCW Open Mic Night.”
Broadway show tunes, jazz standards, pop arrangements, whatever you like to sing! Just bring sheet music for our accompanist, sign up with the host, and have a great time (a few boxes of sheet music will be available for anyone to use as well.)

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GMCW: Piano Bar Open Mic Night

Atlas Performing Arts Center

Marjorie Prime follows octogenarian Marjorie, battling dementia, as her daughter Tess and son-in-law Jon introduce cutting-edge technology to their household called a Prime.
The Prime, which resembles Marjorie’s deceased husband, Walter, becomes a repository of memories selectively shaped by Tess and Jon. As Marjorie’s health declines, Tess grapples with aging, mortality, and the complex relationship with her mother. This captivating drama explores human, and digital, interpersonal relationships and challenges our perceptions of memory, identity, and loss.

Prologue Theatre: Marjorie Prime

Our season closer kicks off with award-winning, young French-Canadian American cellist, Romain-Olivier Gray’s performance of Schumann’s Cello Concerto in A minor. We’ll then embark on a musical voyage through iconic rivers with Smetana’s The Moldau and Florence Price’s The Mississippi River. Smetana’s symphonic poem immerses us in the heart of Bohemia as it depicts the flowing waters of the Moldau River. We close the season by diving deeply into the mighty Mississippi with Florence Price’s soul-stirring composition that pays homage to the River’s long journey through the US from dawn in Native American lands to New Orleans, echoing Black American Spiritual Music, hints of Jazz, and Price’s own experience. Her poignant musical themes capture the spirit, history, and community that surround the Mississippi.

Capital City Symphony: Take Me to the River

History meets hip-hop in this groundbreaking theatrical experience that explores the often-untold stories of enslaved people in the United States who sought freedom in Mexico, rather than looking north. Brian Quijada and Nygel D. Robinson use live-looping to create a musical in real-time, telling a unique story of the Underground Railroad that led south, highlighting the power of Black and Brown unity.

Mosaic Theater: Mexodus

The Well is a musical memoir that explores addiction and the hope of forgiveness. Rex Daugherty shares the hilarious and the heartbreaking in this intimate story and song cycle of all original singer-songwriter material

Atlas Arts Lab: Rex Daugherty’s The Well

The world’s number one Elton John tribute band is coming to play All The Hits by Elton John.
The spectacular show includes Bennie and the Jets, Tiny Dancer, Rocket Man, Candle In The Wind, Don’t Let The Sun Go Down On Me, I’m Still Standing, Crocodile Rock, and Your Song. They will also be performing classic album tracks like Funeral For A Friend/Love Lies Bleeding from Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, the multi-platinum double LP released in 1973.

Tom’s Elton Tribute

Crucified is based on nonfictional circumstances that circled Horne’s childhood trauma and the recent transition of her mother, resulting in hatred and demise. She decided to use her pain to enlighten others, sharing her story and showing her triumph, her claim to victor and not a victim. It’s also her wish to be an example to anyone suffering from an addiction to escape. ​

Atlas Performing Arts Center

Apr 26 - May 19, 2024

Prologue Theatre: Marjorie Prime

May 5, 2024

Capital City Symphony: Take Me to the River

Mar 20 - Aug 21, 2024

GMCW: Piano Bar Open Mic Night

May 16 - Jun 9, 2024

Mosaic Theater: Mexodus

Jun 7, 2024

Atlas Arts Lab: Rex Daugherty’s The Well

Atlas Performing Arts Center

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