20.ĬrossCurrents Dance Company presents favorites from its repertory, including "Grey Zone," about short-circuited communications between a man and a woman, and "Reunion," a look at mother-daughter dynamics, in Rockville. NW (Metro: Foggy Bottom-GWU, with free shuttles). The program also includes encores of "Telemetry" and "Golconda." Tickets cost $40.īOWEN MCCAULEY DANCESaturday at 7:30 and Sunday at 2 at the Kennedy Center Terrace Theater, 2700 F St. "Amygdala," accompanied by the band Tone, traces the development of the human mind, and "Requite Me Not" is a classical solo danced to music by Schumann.
Bowen McCauley Dance unveils two new works at the Kennedy Center. Ten Years Times TwoTwo local dance troupes are celebrating their 10th anniversaries with performances Saturday and Sunday. Tickets cost $27 to $40, with student and senior discounts.įOLGER CONSORTFriday and Saturday at 8 at Washington National Cathedral, Wisconsin and Massachusetts avenues NW. The early music ensemble will perform Renaissance motets and instrumental music by Monteverdi and Palestrina with Barbara Hollinshead, Rosa Lamoreaux, Francois Loup, Drew Minter, Webb Wiggins and other guest artists. Monteverdi Meets PalestrinaThe Folger Consort hosts its annual concerts at the Washington National Cathedral Friday and Saturday. KING" Sunday at 7:30 in the Kennedy Center Concert Hall, 2700 F St. WJLA-TV anchors Leon Harris and Kathleen Matthews are emcees. The chorus will be joined by the Suitland High School Chamber Choir and local church choirs. Martin Luther King Jr., featuring Bernstein's "Chichester Psalms" and gospel favorites, Sunday at the Kennedy Center.
20.Ī Tribute in Song The Choral Arts Society of Washington sings its 18th annual Choral Tribute to Dr. Call for reservations remaining tickets will be distributed at the theater Sunday at 11 a.m. Singers, folk dancers and storytellers will perform at the traditional Latin American holiday party for children, and a Nativity scene will star a burro and other live animals. 30.Ī Royal TrioGALA Hispanic Theatre stages its free "Three Kings Festival" ("La Fiesta de Los Tres Reyes Magos") Sunday at the GALA Theatre-Tivoli. "COLOR ME DARK"Saturday at 11 at the Parilla Performing Arts Center, Montgomery College, 51 Mannakee St., Rockville. Tickets cost $7, $6 for seniors, students and children. McKissack's portrait of two Tennessee sisters, adapted for the stage by the Kennedy Center Imagination Celebration, is intended for children ages 9 and older and their families.
The Long RoadThe historic movement of African Americans from rural South to urban North is recounted in "Color Me Dark: A Story of the Great Migration North" Saturday at Montgomery College in Rockville.
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