ISM, conceived and directed by Michelle Banks, is a collection of monologues by the BIPOC Deaf individuals dealing with audism, ableism, racism, and other related-" isms" in their lives.
Everything is magical in this A Midsummer Night’s Dream as IN Series celebrates summer in midst of winter. This live holiday event blends Shakespeare’s whimsical words with the unforgettable music of Henry Purcell in the style of a classic radio play.
As the world’s first holiday show highlighting the African American tradition of stepping, the Magical Musical Holiday Step Show is a feast for the eyes and ears.
Capital City Symphony is pleased to be presenting The String Queens alongside our orchestra in a concert of "Our Favorite Things," featuring works from their second album, which premiered in November 2020.
Point of Origin is a choreographic installment that explores the interlacing patterns between trauma and kinesthetic response.
Together the dancers of DHH + TLD, will be bringing more excitement, cutting edge choreography and heartfelt passion to the stage, for their performance, entitled “Coalesce”!
Discover a new composer from our Composers League. Discover a new instrument at the petting zoo. Whether you are a long time audience member or trying something new - Discover the Symphony
Max and Whitney are participating in a clinical drug trial attempting to treat their schizoid personality disorder - attempting to turn into functioning members of society - attempting to become ‘normal’.
Capital City Symphony continues its tradition of presenting outstanding young classical solo artists. We are thrilled to present Alexander Suh, 2020 winner of the Ylda Novik Memorial Concerto Competition on piano, performing Shostakovich Piano Concerto No.2.
The final concert of our Who Are We, D.C.? season, exploring composers as diverse as our city, features three female composers from the 1800s to today.