Feelin’ Groovy: 1960’s Cabaret Lounge Friday, March 19, 2010 at 8PM; Saturday, March 20, 2010 at 8PM; Sunday, March 21, 2010 at 3PM Join the Congressional Chorus in re-living the era that gave us the eclectic mix of Motown and the Beatles, Broadway hits from Camelot to Hair, plaintive protest songs from Dylan and Baez, and the crooning of Sinatra.
WAM! Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Sunday, March 14, 2010 at 3:00 PM & Thursday, March 18, 2010 at 8:00 PM The amazing young stars of the Washington Ballet's Studio Co. and our star opera singers join to explore the miracle of Mozart's childhood and the glorious explosion of his music, from A Little Night Music to Figaro and more! Directed by Septime Webre, David Palmer and Carla Hübner.
Georgetown Voice Story on H Street October 26, 2009 the Georgetown Voice revisits H Street three years after an initial story ran about development along the Corridor.
Welcome to The Atlas Performing Arts Center, the only community-based performing arts center in Washington, DC - fondly referred to by some as "the people's Kennedy Center." Located in a historic movie theatre complex on H Street in Near Northeast D.C, this 60,000 square foot complex includes four theatres, three dance studios, offices, dressing rooms, lobbies, cafe, production and rehearsal space. The Atlas is home to a diverse group of outstanding resident arts organizations including theatre and dance companies, symphony orchestras, choral groups and arts education programs. Come visit our gleaming new center, where the arts thrive and all are welcome!
The Atlas Performing Arts Center and Emerging Pictures partner to bring the OPERA AND BALLET IN CINEMA series to Washington, DC! Exceptional European opera presented in HD!
MOVIES ARE BACK AT THE ATLAS!! CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT MORE.
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A “New America” Center Stage at INTERSECTIONS
at the Atlas! On February 19, 2010, “INTERSECTIONS: A New America Arts Festival”, will debut at the Atlas. This multi-disciplinary, multi-ethnic and multi-generational line-up of more than thirty artists and cultural institutions will celebrate the dynamic junctures shaping today’s America. Read More