By Oluseyi Akinyode This article was originally published in DCTrending here. The Rubell Museum is a must-see in DC’s Southwest waterfront neighborhood for those eager to dip their toes into contemporary…
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By Abby Stuckrath This article was originally published in Tagg Magazine here. Writing comes naturally to Layla Said, creator of Said Nothing. Media. She told Tagg that sharing her life through…
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By Whit Davis This article was originally published in DC Theater Arts here. Distillation is an experiential, interactive production presented by Solas Nua and Abbey Theatre at Eaton DC, brought to…
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By Haley Huchler This article was originally published in DC Theater Arts here. No one likes to think about their own death. Certainly no one likes to think about the death…
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By Isaac Welch This article was originally published in DC Theater Arts here. Rooftop Productions’ opening night of Doubt: A Parable by John Patrick Shanley showed a humble effort carried through…
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By Haley Huchler This article was originally published in DC Theater Arts here. Spring Awakening begins in darkness. Wendla Bergmann, played by Robin Kane, stands alone on stage, lamenting a lack…
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By Whit Davis This article was originally published in DC Theater Arts here. The story of a Black political prisoner who tries to reconcile with his family makes for a compelling…