Alexandra Roosenburg will be opening a school in Capitol Hill starting in the summer of 2018: Capitol Learning Academy. Look for more information about her new school this weekend. We recently chatted with her and asked her our five questions. Her answers have been lightly edited for clarity. Welcome to Capitol Hill, Alex! 1. What […]
According to The Georgetowner, Scena Theatre is going back to their roots with their new staging of “The Beckett Trio,” three short plays by Irish playwright Samuel Beckett, running through April 8, 2018 at the Atlas Performing Arts Center, Lab Theatre I. The write-up in the Georgetowner, featuring an interview of Artistic Director Robert McNamara, […]
The 9:30 Club crowd got fired up as lights dimmed for the sold-out show featuring Kat Cunning, Noah Kahan, and LP on March 5. As Kat Cunning took the stage, her dramatic presence – courtesy of her Broadway background– enthralled the audience. The singer’s powerful, sultry voice captured the pop and soul roots embedded […]
With changes in the property rental market it is important that tenants know their rights, learn how to protect their homes, and access new opportunities. On Thursday, March 29 at 6:30 p.m., staff from Housing Counseling Services will hold workshops at the Southeast Public Library to discuss tenant rights and responsibilities, the Tenant Opportunity to […]
It’s almost the weekend and you’re bound to have a Safeway-shaped hole. Here to help you out is Barred in DC, our newest contributor, who’ll be sharing news from Hill East. Enjoy! -Maria Helena Carey The Safeway closed Saturday, March 10, after over a half-century at 14th & Kentucky SE. A new ground-level Safeway in […]