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Atlas Arts On Air is an 8-week long series of virtual performances and live radio interviews with artists and SiriusXM Radio Host Laura Coates. What is it like to be an artist in the era of Covid-19? How are local artists addressing the issues of our times like discrimination, sexism, and loneliness? We’ll dive into conversations with artists this March-May 2021 to find out. We hope you’ll stay tuned, subscribe, and share, but also feel, heal, and enjoy the upcoming free virtual performances and conversations available on Youtube and all our social channels. All performances are free to stream, click the artist page below to view the concert on our website or on our Youtube Channel. Radio interview transcripts are available upon request to info@atlasarts.org.
Capital City Symphony: 25-26 Season Subscription
October 5 - March 22
In uncommon times, we find uncommon strength. Enjoy a subscription to 2 or 3 Capital City Symphony concerts in the 2025-26 Season - and save!
Solas Nua: Lie Low
November 6 – 23
Lie Low - a critically acclaimed, award-winning show makes its North American premiere with Solas Nua.
Artists United in Motion: AUIM Fall 2025 Showcase
November 7 – 9
AU in Motion is American University's largest student-run dance club with over 150 members! Since September, we have been working hard on 33 unique dances in hip hop, jazz, contemporary, tap, and more. We cannot wait to show you what we have been working on all semester!
Mosaic Theater Company: A Case For The Existence of God
November 13 – December 14
Inside a small office in southern Idaho, two men struggle to understand the confounding terms of a mortgage loan while connecting over the joy and pain of fatherhood. The pair form an unlikely friendship through their “specific kind of sadness,” using humor to find hope in the face of heartbreak.
KVSTabla: The KVS Experience
November 14 8:00 pm
Sid, also known as KVS Tabla, is a classically trained Tabla player based out of Manhattan, New York City who blends Indian Tabla with house/hiphop/electronic.
Atlas Presents: Broadway Masterclass
November 15 1:00 pm
Go behind the curtain at the Atlas! Broadway stars Christine Dwyer (Wicked, Waitress) and Matt DeAngelis (Hair, American Idiot) lead a master class with Theatre Lab students—coaching on stage presence, song selection, and performance. Then, enjoy a special mini-concert as Christine and Matt light up the stage with Broadway favorites. A rare chance to learn and be inspired in one unforgettable evening!
Prometheus Ukrainian Male Chorus: For Ukraine!
November 15 6:30 pm
Join us for a moving and memorable evening of music, history, and culture as one of the world’s oldest Ukrainian male choirs takes the stage.
Capital City Symphony: Zoom!
November 16
Fast, fun, and full of heroes! Join us for a lively family adventure where music tells stories of bravery and quick thinking.
Faith & Culture Unite Us
November 22 3:30 pm
St. Tamar Georgian Orthodox Church in Washington, D.C. is proud to announce a special cultural performance in the nation’s capital, dedicated to sharing and celebrating the rich heritage of Georgia.
Atlas Presents: Navidad Flamenca
November 30 5:00 pm
Come celebrate the Holidays with us! Create a new tradition celebrating the holidays the Spanish way. This festive program will take you on a journey of some of the most festive holiday traditions as celebrated in Spain and Puerto Rico.
Atlas Presents: Bohemian Caverns Jazz Orchestra
December 1 8:00 pm
Celebrate the holidays with performances of cool classics by Shorty Rogers, Thad Jones, Duke Ellington/Billy Strayhorn, Stan Kenton, and a handful of arrangements by BCJO Ghosts of Christmas Past.
Storefront Sounds: Lala Tamar featuring Yacouba Sissoko
December 4 7:30 pm
Lala Tamar & Friends, featuring Yacouba Sissoko, promises to be an unforgettable evening of music—borderless, luminous, and deeply human.
Atlas Presents A Hoot for the Holidays!
December 5 8:00 pm
Join award-winning drag performer, and beloved DC fixture, Tara Hoot for festive fun! She's here to help you ring in the holiday season with songs, sing-a-longs, and stories to warm your hearts! What more could you want? Tara can't wait to welcome you and lift your spirits! Let's have a HOOT together!
Solas Nua: Audrey or Sorrow
December 7 2:30 pm
A story of badly-behaved ghosts. And a dangerous sea. In an old house somewhere in Ireland, a young mother watches over her sleeping baby. But, in Marina Carr’s dark and dangerously funny new play, Audrey or Sorrow, nothing is as it seems.
The Muslims are Coming! A Night of Standup Comedy
December 12 7:30 pm
The Muslims are Coming! is a standup show that features Muslim-American comedians (and their non-Muz friends) who battle our national division one fart joke at a time.
Atlas Presents Family Fun Day
December 13 10:00 am
Family Fun Day with Mr. Rob! Free interactive performances led by Mr. Rob, crafting stations, and other exciting surprises.
Adagio Dance Studio: Snowfall
December 14
Adagio Dance Studio presents Snowfall — a captivating winter showcase where dance and the season of snow beautifully intertwine. This performance welcomes the wonder of winter, celebrating its quiet beauty, graceful motion, and natural splendor.
The Dance Institute of Washington: The Spirit of Kwanzaa
December 19 – 21
As The Dance Institute of Washington proudly celebrates the 30th anniversary of The Spirit of Kwanzaa, we honor a legacy rooted in cultural excellence, artistic development, and powerful storytelling.
Constellation Theatre Company Subscription
January 23-June 7, 2026
Join us for a season of Laughter, Seduction, and Reinvention! Purchase a subscription to Season 19 and receive discounted tickets to both of our Season 19 productions.
Constellation Theatre Company: Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors
January 23, 2026 – February 15, 2026
Bram Stoker’s iconic vampire tale takes on an outrageous new life in "Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors" — a madcap, laugh-out-loud comedy full of camp, lusty encounters, and hilarious spectacle.
Jenna Murphy & Amy K Bormet: Sex Monster
February 14, 2026 8:00 pm
Sex Monster is a cabaret that distills the history of monsters through a contemporary (and sexy) female lens.
Glade Dance Collective: NACHMO DC 2026
February 15, 2026 6:00 pm
The NACHMO DC Sampler Showcase presents a selection of world premieres by local choreographers who have created a new work during the NACHMO January Challenge.
Fairouz Foty aka Classical Screamer, Malikat Al Dabke and Quartertonez Music
February 20, 2026 8:00 pm
Sowt al Ard blends opera, Arabic instrumentation, Levantine dabke, projections, and sensory immersion into a ritual of remembrance, asking what stories the earth holds.
DEVIATED THEATRE: siGHt
February 20, 2026 8:00 pm
Spirits whisper warnings, a haunted family, and a world between life and death collide in a dance opera of aerial silks, foreboding whispers, and kinesthetic precision.
Capital City Symphony: Hope!
February 21, 2026 7:00 pm
A symphonic adventure centered around human connection, the power of community to overcome, and, through music, the healing and hope that is possible.
Flame & Forte: The Faces of Satine
February 21, 2026 7:30 pm
What lies beneath the glitter. The allure is only the beginning.
MOORE Contemporary Theatrics: Beneath The Sun
February 21, 2026 8:00 pm
A visceral dance reimagining of A Raisin in the Sun, exploring Black dreams, survival, and identity through contemporary movement and theatrical storytelling.
Osama Mahmoud Ashour: My Name is Not Bin Laden
February 22, 2026 5:00 pm
One man. One name. Too many assumptions. A sharply funny solo show about identity, discomfort, and surviving post-9/11 America — with jokes.
Soulmatic: Time Machine
February 22, 2026 5:30 pm
Time Machine is a family performance honoring Black American freestyle dance, rhythm, and legacy through storytelling, movement, and the shared journey across generations.
Ari Agha: Key of T
February 22, 2026 6:00 pm
An interactive music/theater performance sharing transgender singer Ari’s voice transformation with testosterone. Join us to hear yourself anew and be part of the choir!
Carly Harvey: The Chrysalis – Blues at the Crossroads
February 22, 2026 6:00 pm
A vibrant fusion of blues, gospel, jazz, rock, funk, and my Native Scat—intersecting with fancy dancing, flamenco, and tap to celebrate culture, rhythm, and transformation.
Shawn Shafner: Sheldon Feldman…
February 27, 2026 7:00 pm
"Sheldon Feldman Sings the Songs They Told Me Not to Sing” is an interactive musical theater cabaret from a tone-deaf septuagenarian urging audiences to take center stage in their lives, and never look back.
galax movement duo & friends: duality
February 27, 2026 7:30 pm
galax movement duo invites you to an evening of dance and film featuring other members of the DMV dance community! For one night only, experience the different relationships of humanity through movement and art.
Capitol Movement Inc: Reflections
February 27, 2026 8:00 pm
Reflections revisits 20 years of powerful performances while exploring today’s pressing social issues through movement, memory, and the enduring resilience of our communities.
Cartier Williams Dance Theatre: Rhythm Refix
February 27, 2026 8:00 pm
Rhythm Refix blends intricate footwork, contemporary music, and cinematic storytelling. It reimagines tap as a vibrant art form, celebrating Black cultural heritage with innovative choreography.
Qi Yu Quartet: Guzheng Meets Jazz
February 28, 2026 7:30 pm
Blends traditional Chinese melodies with jazz harmonies and improvisation, creating a fresh fusion that honors tradition while exploring new musical paths.
Lemonboy in Concert
February 28, 2026 8:00 pm
A vulnerable, autobiographical song cycle reflecting on self-discovery, grief, and compassion, blending personal reflections with the voices of chosen family in an intimate, collaborative performance.
Darby, Fujimoto, and Umami Playground Dance Inc.: Urban Steps
February 28, 2026 8:00 pm
Chandini Darby, Kyoko Fujimoto and Umami Playground Dance Inc.- Three choreographers will present a dynamic triple bill exploring how cities and cultures shape identity, inspired by DC, NYC, and Tokyo.
Kate Mullis & Melissa Wilson: Recess
March 1, 2026 5:00 pm
Recess follows 5 elementary school students throughout the school year as they dip their toes into life's big questions, navigating family, friends, and politics.
Miss Kitty: Life’s Other Plans
March 1, 2026 5:30 pm
A cabaret of story and song (at about an hour long) about one person's journey into the second act within a newly discovered queer body.
Elements Dance Company: Until The Streetlights Come On
March 1, 2026 6:00 pm
A vibrant dance journey honoring the freedom of childhood joy—remembering when it was safe, boundless, and shared, and calling for its return in today’s world.
Project Fusion & GoodBeats: Open World
March 1, 2026 6:00 pm
Project Fusion Saxophone Quartet performs new chamber music by living composers and music from video game adventures, in collaboration with the Good Beats Ensemble.
Jaemi Theatre:Baal
March 6, 2026 7:30 pm
In a toxic city where birth is banned, a nonbinary doctor fights for life. A dystopian drama of slime, protest, and impossible choices.
A.J. Collabs: Color Me (Curly) – Detangled Stories
March 6, 2026 8:00 pm
A multidisciplinary performance using movement, voice, and sound to explore Black hair’s cultural, emotional, celebrating identity, challenging bias, and honoring history, resilience, and self-love.
Anushka Raje & Co-Choreographers: We Are Somebody’s Ancestors
March 6, 2026 8:00 pm
Children of immigrants lead “We Are Somebody’s Ancestors,” a dance showcase exploring inheritance and the ways we harness our own stories. Choreography by Lauren DeVera, Ishanathan Guteng, Tim Huynh, Tulani Janae, and Anushka Raje.
RAWRA: JOANIE’S WORLD
March 7, 2026 7:30 pm
A bathroom. A bassline. A beast. Frida’s secret shame festers behind closed doors until Joanie, their inner drag-monster, screams for attention.
Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington, DC: Bawdy
March 7, 2026 8:00 pm
Our annual cabaret, this year titled "Bawdy," featuring stories and songs sung by soloists from GMCW.
Percussion Discussion: Keeping Time
March 7, 2026 8:00 pm
"Keeping Time" is a captivating tap dance exploration of the intricate relationship between rhythm, music, and the journey of life.
Antoine Lee: Clocked In
March 8, 2026 5:00 pm
Clocked in is a stylized comedy show with live music that offers a hilarious and quirky satire of office and work culture in modern America.
Bardin, Makhouf, Hodsoll: Seeing Maya
March 8, 2026 5:30 pm
In this comedy-drama, Danny, 26, American, and his Tel Aviv neighbor, Maya, 52, start an affair during the Gulf War. How serious can it get?
Dana Nearing: High Heels…Higher Notes!
March 8, 2026 6:00 pm
High Heels…Higher Notes! – Channeling the Queen in Me to Bring You Songs of the Most Iconic Female Vocalists of All Time!
Furia Flamenca Dance Company: Amalgamas (Encuentros)
March 8, 2026 6:00 pm
Experience Flamenco's vibrant fusion of cultures, celebrated through music, song, and dance in a dynamic, multifaceted performance honoring its rich evolution.
Aerial Ignition: ETHEReality
March 13, 2026 8:00 pm
Through breathtaking aerial artistry, ETHEReality presents inspiring stories about the courage it takes to be different enough to transcend a world that demands sameness.
Textures Dance Theatre: TEXTURES
March 14, 2026 8:00 pm
Original contemporary works weaving identity, resilience, and community textured movement from intimate solos to ensemble surges, performed by more than 10 dancers.
Tonia Ford Vines: the Church Bizness Meeting
March 15, 2026 6:00 pm
The Church Bizness Meeting is a hilarious gospel comedy about a community church facing closure due to ineffective leadership and a rapidly changing Washington, DC.
Capital City Symphony: Shout!
March 22, 2026 5:00 pm
Young Stars Series - Raise your voice. Celebrate your power.
Mosaic Theater Company: Young John Lewis
March 26, 2026 – April 26, 2026
It’s time to make some Good Trouble! This new hip-hop and soul musical honors the legendary “Conscience of Congress”: the late Congressman John Lewis.
Constellation Theatre Company: Or,
May 15, 2026 – June 7, 2026
Liz Duffy Adams’ play entitled "Or," is a fast-paced, witty comedy that blends history, feminism, and espionage in 1660’s England.
Mosaic Theater Company: Precarious
June 4 – 28, 2026
A fresh new comedy about starting out, starting over, and the enduring love of family. Recently retired Violet is ready to chart a new path forward, but her daughter Tilly and a summer heatwave seemingly stand in her way. A world premiere, Precarious offers insightful reflections on climate change and generational divides while imagining a brighter future.
A Marine Walks Up to the Pearly Gates
November 8 8:00 pm
From the American Revolution to Afghanistan, casualties of war arrive at the Pearly Gates, each one a ghostly witness to the 250-year history of the U.S. Marine Corps. Will these brave but troubled souls find their way into Heaven, or are they doomed to haunt the perimeter forever?
The American Pops Orchestra: The Three Broadway Tenors
November 6 7:00 pm
Get ready to be swept off your feet as The Three Broadway Tenors—Justin Guarini, Cheyenne Jackson, and James Monroe Iglehart—take the stage together for the very first time. These three Broadway, TV, and Film sensations bring their larger-than-life voices to a night filled with unforgettable music at the beautiful Lang Theater at Atlas Performing Arts Center.
Daniel Barksdale’s The Family Reunion
November 1 7:00 pm
Daniel Barksdale Productions, LLC proudly presents Daniel Barksdale's The Family Reunion (The Stage Play).
Mosaic Theater Company: Code Red Workshop Presentation
October 25 – 26
CODE RED illuminates day-to-day life in an environment perpetually alert—the American public school system. Five women in rural upstate New York navigate teaching, parenthood, and friendship while trying to grapple with their greatest fear. When unfathomable situations make for breakroom banter, the question becomes—how do normal people do their jobs when nothing is normal anymore?
Trap Orchestra Live
October 25
Trap Orchestra Live! is a one-of-a-kind musical experience that fuses the raw energy of trap music with the elegance of live orchestra instruments supported by a band. This event takes you on a journey through trap music’s biggest hits.
Atlas Presents Rachel Potter: Live in Concert
October 13 7:30 pm
Broadway and Nashville star Rachel Potter takes the stage with songs from her brand-new album Stages—already streamed over 100,000 times and celebrated with two sold-out release shows—plus fan-favorite hits. Known for her crystalline vocals and acclaimed roles in Wicked, The Addams Family, and Evita, Rachel brings her powerhouse talent to an unforgettable evening of music. A night of Broadway brilliance and Nashville soul—perfect for all ages!
DC Palestinian Film and Arts Festival: TERROR COUNTER
October 9 6:30 pm
The 2025 DC Palestinian Film & Arts Festival is excited to kick off (and welcomes back) the festival’s opening night with DC based Palestinian performance artist Fargo Nissim Tbakhi. Fargo’s book is a debut collection of poems which acts against the many languages—interpersonal, legal, literary, rhetorical—constricting the lives and meanings of Palestinians.
Capital City Symphony: Persist!
October 5 5:00 pm
This season opener celebrates the power of perseverance and the joy that comes from pushing forward.
ExPats Theatre: Cold Country
September 27, 2025 – October 19, 2025
"Strangers are not good in difficult times," commands the pastor, his words echoing through the isolated Swiss mountain village. But Hanna's world is already crumbling. Two years after her brother's mysterious death, and under the pastor's unsettling gaze, her voice is stifled by the community's rigid silence. When hikers from the city arrive, they become unwitting catalysts, prompting Hanna to confront the unspoken truths that bind her. As secrets unravel, Hanna's suppressed rage erupts, revealing the devastating price of enforced silence.
Atlas Presents Cafe Flamenco
POSTPONED
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at Café Flamenco. This popular, cabaret-style event features traditional flamenco dance and live music featuring Furia Flamenca Dance Company.
H Street Festival
September 20 12:00 pm
Celebrate the 20th anniversary of the H Street Festival at the Atlas! Grab a drink at our bar, chill under the marquee, and enjoy live performances in our lobby from Tara Hoot, Capital City Symphony, Capital Piano Conservatory, Furia Flamenca, and DJ Nexus. The Cultural Hub of the Corridor is the perfect place to celebrate!
The International Nerdlesque Festival
September 12 – 13
From lightsabers to lingerie, The International Nerdlesque Festival (TINF) returns in 2025 for its most immersive and ambitious year yet—bringing its signature blend of fandom, glitter, and body-positive performance to the nation’s capital.
2025 KANGDANIEL TOUR ACT: NEW EPISODE
September 5
Washington, DC! KANGDANIEL is bringing his 2025 KANGDANIEL TOUR <ACT : NEW EPISODE> to the U.S.
Songs of the Goat- Antigone
September 4 – 14
In the war-torn city of Thebes, Antigone is resolved to defy her uncle King Kreon's edict. Her brothers have killed each other in battle, and Kreon, labeling one a traitor, forbids his burial. As Thebes' citizens cower, ignoring prophecies and divine will, Antigone's act of defiance meets headlong with the stubbornness and poor judgement of a fragile King. In a city desperate for peace, who pays the price for pride and obstinance?
World Preview Performance of Something Crazy
September 4 – 7
New York, 2020. As the city locks down in the chaos of the COVID-19 outbreak, a nearly bankrupt restaurant becomes an unexpected refuge for four New Yorkers—a fierce immigrant mother, a blinded chef, a misunderstood daughter, and a weary cop—along with one unfinished story of love and forgiveness.
Mosaic Theater Company: Dodi & Diana
September 4 – October 5
Dodi and Diana By Kareem Fahmy | Directed by Reginald L. Douglas September 4 - September 28, 2025 While commemorating the 25th anniversary of Princess Diana’s and Dodi Fayed’s tragic deaths, Egyptian actress Samira and her white financier husband, Jason, are forced to reckon with their own complicated relationship and how their fate may already be written in the stars. A taut and thrilling new play by award-winning playwright Kareem Fahmy, whose work has been called “intrinsically compelling” (New York Times) and “enlightening and very entertaining” (OutWord Magazine).
The Theatre Lab: The Spongebob Musical
August 7 – 9
DHH Dance Collaborative: Introspection
August 2 – 3
The dancers of DHH Dance Collaborative celebrate their 10th Season with all new works presented in their full length, stage production, Introspection!
Atlas Presents City at Peace SYEP 2025
July 31 – August 1
Inspired by the real stories of this summer’s SYEP cast, Let’s Go Live follows Leanna and Carter, two young people navigating love, grief, and purpose in a world full of shifting ground. As family pressures and uncertain choices test their strength and loyalty, the play explores how we hold on and who we hold on to when everything feels like it’s falling apart.
PRIVATE EVENT
July 26 7:00 pm
The Atlas Performing Arts Center is holding a private event! interested in booking your own event? Fill out this form to get started!
Come on in for a lively night of sketch comedy full of laughs, unhinged performances, and chaotic fun!!
The VIVA School: Summer Intensive Showing
July 25 6:30 pm
The VIVA School Summer Intensive Showing is an extraordinary celebration that represents four weeks of intensive training, exploration and artistic growth. This special showing is a window into the profound creative process that unfolds when passionate students work alongside VIVA's distinguished faculty and acclaimed guest artists from across the country. From innovative movement explorations to ensemble collaborations, together we experience the beautiful and courageous work alive at VIVA.
VOCA: A Strange Loop
July 23, 2025 – August 10, 2025
Meet Usher: a Black, Deaf queer writer writing a musical about a black, Deaf queer writer. This blisteringly funny masterwork exposes the heart and soul of a young artist grappling with desires, identity, and instincts he both loves and loathes. All performances will be in spoken English, American Sign Language (ASL), and captions.
The Eternal Art Collective: ECHO
July 19 8:00 pm
ECHO is a collection of rare and unique movement experiences that attempts to embody the reverberations of the actions and experiences we encounter throughout life.
The Theatre Lab: Hadestown
July 10 – 12
Welcome to Hadestown, where a song can change your fate and the line between love and loss is dangerously thin. Performed by extraordinary teens from The Theatre Lab School of the Dramatic Arts, Hadestown is more than a musical — it's an experience that explores timeless themes of hope, sacrifice, and resistance against all odds.
Solas Nua: Enda Walsh Festival
June 20 – 21
Readings, workshops, film screenings, and discussions with Enda Walsh and other special guests exploring significant works from across the career of this groundbreaking, Tony Award-winning Irish artist.
The DIW Experience 2025
June 7 – 8
We extend a warm invitation to families, esteemed patrons, and valued supporters to attend our spring concert, The DIW Experience, showcasing the talents of our pre-professional dancers.
Atlas Presents City at Peace: A Quiet Weight
June 6 – 7
A Quiet Weight follows ambitious, smart and talented young people torn between safety and self-expression. Their dreams are loud, but the voices in their heads feel louder—each one adding to the weight they quietly carry. They have everything—resources, talent, opportunity—but with so much at stake, even dreaming feels dangerous.
GMCW: WorldPride International Choral Festival
June 3 7:30 pm
World Pride International Choral Festival performance presented by the Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington, DC, featuring DC Labor Chorus and Seasons of Love singing songs of Pride and joy.
Decolonized Beatz Indigenous World Pride 2025
June 1 5:00 pm
Decolonized Beatz Indigenous World Pride 2025 (DBIWP) will take center stage at the Atlas Performing Arts Center as part of Washington, D.C.’s hosting of World Pride. This landmark event will amplify the voices of Indigenous and multiply-marginalized 2SLGBTQIA+ communities, celebrating their beauty, creativity, and defiance in the face of colonialism.
"Diary of War" is a powerful benefit reading highlighting the harrowing and inspiring experiences of Ukrainians affected by the full-scale Russian invasion. Join us for this moving performance and hear DC’s most acclaimed actors use their voices to share true stories of Ukraine's resilience.
WorldPride 2025 is coming to Washington from May 17 – June 8, 2025, bringing an estimated 3 million people to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Pride in D.C. The WorldPride 2025 Film Festival will showcase films from around the world, as well as highlighting our amazing homegrown D.C. region filmmakers. Join us for this cinematic spin around the globe, May 27 - 29.
The J.O. Wilson Cardinal Drama Players proudly return for their 4th annual spring production with a whimsical staging of Beauty and the Beast Jr.!
Warrior’s Journey/Ami Brabson: Phenomenal Women “A Cabaret”
May 17 7:00 pm
PHENOMENAL WOMEN reminds each of us to be mentors and guides to listen to others and share our wisdom to speak our truths because we just might inspire some one else to speak theirs.
Private Event
May 15 – 16
The Atlas Performing Arts Center is holding a private event! interested in booking your own event? Fill out this form to get started!
On May 14, TNR’s editor, Michael Tomasky, and staff writers Matt Ford, Timothy Noah, Tori Otten, and Greg Sargent will host the next in our series America in Crisis.
"We are thrilled to witness the artistic prowess of selected emerging and established Washington, DC, choreographers as they explore a myriad of themes and movement styles, addressing issues that resonate deeply with our society," remarks Vladimir Angelov, founder and executive director.
PRIVATE EVENT
May 7 7:00 pm
The Atlas Performing Arts Center is holding a private event! interested in booking your own event? Fill out this form to get started!