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SUMMARY:CHAW CLOSED - Thanksgiving Holiday
DESCRIPTION:CHAW will be closed from Wednesday November 22nd through Saturday November 25th. We will reopen on Monday November 27th. **NOTE: There WILL be Friday Open Drawing class from 6:30-9:30 on 11/24. Call before 9:00pm on 11/21 to register and pay.
URL:https://chaw.org/event/chaw-closed-thanksgiving-holiday-2/
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SUMMARY:Workshop: Unleash your Creative Spirit
DESCRIPTION:Photo credit: Sharon Burton \n\nVisiting Artist Program with Creative Life Advisor Sharon Burton. \nIn partnership with Capitol Hill Arts Workshop and \nCHAW teaching artist Carolina Mayorga \nUnleash your Creative Spirit: Honoring Veterans and Caregivers during National Family Caregivers Month\nSaturday\, November 11\, 2-4pm\nLocation: \nCapitol Hill Arts Workshop (Art Studio) \n545 7th Street\, SE. Washington DC\, 20003 \n202-547-6839 \nYou are invited to create a fun collage piece to honor yourself\, veterans and caregivers. Take this opportunity to explore one of the most enjoyable and relevant techniques while celebrating creativity\, self-expression and a sense of community. Light refreshments will be served.\nFee: $15 ( Must pay in advance) Call 202-547-6839 to register over the phone and pay by credit card.
URL:https://chaw.org/event/workshop-unleash-your-creative-spirit/
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SUMMARY:CHAW CLOSED - Veterans Day (observed)
DESCRIPTION:CHAW will be closed for all classes\, events and lessons on Friday\, November 10th in observance of Veterans Day. We’ll reopen on Saturday\, November 11th. \n  \n*Note: We Happy Few’s performance of “Kill the Ripper” will continue as scheduled at 7:00pm
URL:https://chaw.org/event/chaw-closed-veterans-day-observed/
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SUMMARY:Light Switch Dance Theatre presents "A Light Mix"
DESCRIPTION:A Light Mix\nSaturday\, November 4th\, 7:00 PM\nA series presented by Light Switch Dance Theatre at CHAW provides a safe and engaging space for artists to present new/revised work. Artists are encouraged to present works in progress or a piece from the past in the revision process. \nCHAW Dance Studio \n$10 Ticket \nVisit the website for ticket purchasing: \nhttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/a-light-mix-tickets-747855825907?aff=oddtdtcreator
URL:https://chaw.org/event/light-switch-dance-theatre-presents-a-light-mix-2/
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SUMMARY:"Color Explosion" - CHAL Gallery Show
DESCRIPTION:(“Nathans Coney Island”\,  photo by Rindy O’Brien) \n\nColor Explosion\nOctober 31st through December 2nd\nCHAW Art Gallery\n\nOpening Reception: Saturday November 4th\, 5:30pm-7:00pm\n\nThe Capitol Hill Art League members have been asked to challenge their usual palette choices and dive into color.\nOr perhaps to go beyond their already bold choices. Come see the results of this juried art show\, themed\n “Color Explosion”\, at the opening reception in the CHAW Gallery on Saturday\, November 4th from 5:30-7:00 pm. Juror\, Jason Bruns (jjbruns.com) will present awards and talk about the art. The show may be enjoyed in the Gallery from October 31 to December 2. 
URL:https://chaw.org/event/color-explosion-chal-gallery-show/
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SUMMARY:We Happy Few presents "Kill the Ripper"
DESCRIPTION:We Happy Few presents\nKill the Ripper\nby Fairlith Harvey\n\nOctober 25th through November 18th \nTickets are $25 : https://www.wehappyfewdc.com/killtheripper \n\nA Feminist Victorian revenge play. Finally. \n  \nIt’s Victorian England and Jack the Ripper is on the loose. The police have very few leads as to the identity of this serial killer with a penchant for prostitutes. So what are three savvy ladies-of-the-night to do? Step one: Learn to fight. Step two: Take down Jack the Ripper themselves! This is revisionist history at it’s best: told through a feminist lens and with plenty of action. This sexy\, silly\, and touching play will leave you feeling empowered and ready to take on the world! \n  \nABOUT THE ARTISTS\nKill The Ripper was written by Fairlith Harvey. It is directed by Megan Behm (CYMBELINE; Virginia Shakespeare Festival) and stars Gabby Wolfe (LA LLORONA\, LOVERS’ VOWS)\, Paige O’Malley (DESDEMONA\, TREASURE ISLAND)\, Bri Houtman (IPHIGENIA)\, and Bob Pike (IPHIGENIA\, FRANKENSTEIN). Produced by Kerry McGee. Stage management by Mackenzie Wentela. Intimacy direction and fight choreography by Casey Kaleba. Lights by Jason Aufdem-Brinke\, sound design and composition by Ethan Balis\, technical direction by Martin Bernier\, set by Megan Holden\, costuming by Madi Wentela\, props by Rose Talbot\, dramaturgy by Alex Berrios\, dialect coaching by Jenna Berk\, graphic design by Stefany Pesta. \n  \nABOUT WE HAPPY FEW\nFounded in 2012\, We Happy Few’s mission is to rediscover and reimagine classic stories that challenge\, illuminate\, and charm audiences. We Happy Few has established itself as one of Washington D.C.’s best small theatre companies (City Paper\, 2021; the DCist\, 2015) by nurturing a creative environment that thrives on ensemble collaborations with some of the nation’s most promising emerging theatre artists. WHF’s flagship production of a six actor\, 90-minute HAMLET premiered at the 2012 Capital Fringe Festival to great acclaim\, exploring the idea that the entire play unfolded in the title character’s mind. WHF’s 2017 production of HENRY V was hailed as “a fascinating\, resonant\, and important new take on a known work” (Broadway World). We Happy Few earned its first Helen Hayes Recommendation with 2018’s PERICLES\, and its first two Helen Hayes nominations for 2019’s LOVERS’ VOWS. DC Metro Theater Arts declared We Happy Few’s work “a new approach to Shakespeare you will not want to miss.” \n  \nFURTHER INFORMATION\nKill The Ripper is presented at: \nCapitol Hill Arts Workshop (545 7th St SE\, DC) on Thursdays\, Fridays and Saturdays from October 26th to November 18th\, with additional showings on Wednesday\, October 25th and Tuesday\, October 31st. All performances begin at 7:00PM. \nAudiences must provide proof of vaccination and take a temperature check upon entering the venue. All audience members must remain masked throughout the performance. \nTickets are $25 : https://www.wehappyfewdc.com/killtheripper \n  \nFollow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/WeHappyFewProductions\, Twitter: \n@WeHappyFewDC and Instagram: @WeHappyFewDC for behind-the-scenes information about this show.
URL:https://chaw.org/event/we-happy-few-presents-kill-the-ripper/
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SUMMARY:CHAW CLOSED - Indigenous Peoples' Day
DESCRIPTION:CHAW will be closed for all classes\, events and lessons on Monday\, October 9th in observance of Indigenous Peoples’ Day. We’ll reopen on Tuesday\, October 10th. \n*Note: Taffety Punk’s performance of “La Salpêtrière” will continue as scheduled at 7:30pm
URL:https://chaw.org/event/chaw-closed-indigenous-peoples-day/
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SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibit: Sassafrass\, Cypress & Indigo
DESCRIPTION:Sassafrass\, Cypress & Indigo\nGallery Exhibit\, curated by Anisa Olufemi \nOn Display October 7th through October 27th\, 2023 \nOpening Reception — Saturday\, October 7\, 2023\, 5:30pm-7:30pm\n\nCapitol Hill Arts Workshop is pleased to announce the opening of Sassafrass\, Cypress & Indigo\, featuring artists Quinci Baker\, Jermaine “jET” Carter\, Ayana Zaire Cotton\, and Kimberly King. The group exhibition\, inspired by author Ntozake Shange’s 1982 novel of the same name\, is curated by Anisa Olufemi. \nSassafrass\, Cypress & Indigo is an ode to little Black girls; the golden child\, the tomboy\, and the black sheep. It is an acknowledgement of the gifts endowed by Southern matriarchs; rootworkers\, herbalists\, spiritualists\, seers\, cast iron whisperers. It is an unraveling of Black girlhood’s curiosities and inordinate joys. \n A significant contribution to Black Feminist fiction\, Ntozake Shange’s text follows the fledgling lives of Sassafrass\, Cypress and Indigo\, three sisters born and raised in Charleston\, South Carolina. Each of them moves through the world with artistic talents and a creative spirit akin to their mother\, a locally renowned weaver. Beyond linear narrative\, Shange renders s journeys toward fulfillment by conjuring up letters from home\, journaled poems\, spell-like musings\, and family-kept recipes. \nWith a kindred tapestry-like approach\, this exhibition will consist of drawings\, sculptures\, prints\, and paintings by artists who steward a myriad of craft traditions while breathing new life into Black American visual aesthetics and material culture. Through abstraction\, figuration\, and lore viewers are drawn into a Black feminist terrain in which little Black girls emerge not only as main characters\, but as complex protagonists—carriers of craft\, ancestral knowledge\, and perhaps most importantly\, divine protection. \nSassafrass\, Cypress and Indigo offers a wide-eyed worldview. Rather than a societal status predetermined by age and physical attributes\, girlhood is extrapolated as a mode of being with lifelong utility. It is a lucky charm kept safe within our innermost selves. A liminal space that might be slipped into easily via a memory\, a feeling\, a crossing of the stars. \nABOUT THE ARTISTS\nAnisa Olufemi is a curator\, writer\, and cultural worker currently living and working in Washington\, D.C. Their work is driven by hybridized cultural productions within the ancestral and contemporary African Diaspora\, chiefly in The South and the Caribbean — pulling at the common threads between mother lands and chocolate cities in an effort to interrogate\, amend\, and reimagine Black life pre and post emancipation. Olufemi’s curatorial practice is underpinned by critical fabulation that ponders such mother lands\, and the possibilities of what they theorize as The Black Pastoral. To date they have mounted exhibitions in galleries\, museums\, and DIY spaces located in Washington\, DC; and Chicago. In 2020\, Olufemi earned their BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. \n  \nQuinci Baker is a mixed-media artist from Prince George’s County\, Maryland whose works combine various craft and repurposed materials in an exploration of collective memory\, loss\, and imagination. Baker’s practice is heavily influenced by the languages that develop through the shared experiences of marginalized people and the mnemonics that elucidate a cultural identity. Baker earned her MFA in Painting and Printmaking from the Yale School of Art in 2022 and her BFA from The Cooper Union School of Art in 2017. She lives and works in Prince George’s County\, MD. \n\nJermaine “jET” Carter is an interdisciplinary artist and Southeast Washington\, D.C. native currently residing in Alexandria\, VA. Central to Jet’s practice is the worldbuilding and rendering of “Jetco\,” an imagined\, alternate universe inhabited by caricatures\, metaphors\, and allegories. He uses nonlinear storytelling and narrative collage to map out his world\, an amalgamation of the everyday absurdities and horrors within Black American life. Jet creates surreal drawings\, toys\, and animations to illustrate scenes that take place within Jetco\, dramatizing the precarious nature of the social and political space Black Americans occupy. He holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the Cooper Union. \nAyana Zaire Cotton (she/they) is an anti-disciplinary artist and cultural worker from Prince George’s County\, Maryland. They are currently based in Dawn\, Virginia — tucked in between the ancestral lands of the Mattaponi and Youghtanund — answering the call to steward land that has been in their family for four generations. Braiding code\, performance\, and abstraction Ayana speculates and worldbuilds alongside science and technology. Sankofa is a word and symbol of the Akan Twi and Fante languages of Ghana which translates to\, “go back and get”. Centering a sankofa sensibility\, they build databases as vessels holding seed data and experiment with shuffling algorithms to spin non-linear narratives. Ayana calls this methodology “Cykofa Narration”\, generating new worlds using the digital and social detritus of our existing world — resulting in a storytelling aesthetic that embodies circular time and troubles human authorship. \n\nKimberly King\, born Chicago\, is a Washington DC-based artist and educator\, holds a Bachelor of Arts in African American Studies and a Bachelor of Fine Art in Studio Art from Howard University. Her work has been featured in group exhibitions at various centers and galleries across the country\, including the Montpelier Cultural Art Center in Laurel\, Maryland\, the Torpedo Factory in Alexandria\, Virginia\, the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts in Pittsburgh\, Pennsylvania\, the Strathmore Mansion in Bethesda\, Maryland\, and the Washington Printmakers Gallery in Washington\, DC. Her Healing Spaces Mural is part of the permanent collection at the Children’s Hospital Adolescent Center in DC.
URL:https://chaw.org/event/gallery-exhibit-sassafrass-cypress-indigo/
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SUMMARY:Taffety Punk presents "La Salpêtrière"
DESCRIPTION:A World Premiere play by Kelsey Mesa\nLa Salpêtrière\nA 19th century hospital\, La Salpêtrière\, became famous as a center for the treatment of hysteria. Women were sometimes “treated” in degrading demonstrations that were open to the public.  In Kelsey Mesa’s stunning new play\, we follow new patient Yvette from her mysterious arrival in the hospital\, through the many degrading practices by its doctor\, to her ultimate fight to reclaim her life. La Salpêtrière is a story as uplifting as it is heartbreaking. It mines humor from the absurd realities of the past to deliver a magnificent tale of inspiration for all. \n\nShow runs\nWed through Sat\nfrom Sep 28 — Oct 14 \nwith\nHalf Price Previews on Sep 28 and 29 \nplus\none matinee on Oct 7 \nand\na special “industry night” show on Oct 9 \nTickets available at www.taffetypunk.com \n\nStarring \nFabiolla da Silva\, Yihong Chen\, Kimberly Gilbert and Danny Puente Cackley \nDirected by Danielle Drakes \n 
URL:https://chaw.org/event/taffety-punk-presents-la-salpetriere/
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SUMMARY:Capitol Hill Art Walk
DESCRIPTION:The Capitol Hill Art League is one of the sponsors of the inaugural “Capitol Hill Art Walk” that will be held on the weekend of September 9-10. Artists will be in residence both days from noon- 5:00 PM \nOver forty artists\, most of whom live on the Hill\, will be opening their yards and porches to display a wide range of art for sale.\nThis art stroll around the Hill will offer paintings\, posters\, prints\, cards\, pottery\, clothes\, ceramics\, sculptures and fiber arts. \nMany of the locations are close to one another so several artists may be easily visited. \nScan the QR code in the image below to find out locations.
URL:https://chaw.org/event/capitol-hill-art-walk/
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SUMMARY:Gallery Exhibit - "When the Roots Break the Concrete" - Zofie King
DESCRIPTION:When the Roots Break the Concrete\nGallery Exhibit by Zofie King\n  \nSeptember 5th-30th\, 2023\nReception: Saturday 9/9\, 5:00pm-7:00pm \nCHAW Art Gallery \n545 7th St SE \nWashington DC 20003 \n\n\n\n\n\nWhen The Roots Break The Concrete – Artist Statement \n“My pieces depict psychological cabinets of curiosity\, inspired by all that is Gothic. Flattened architectural elements\, drawn in acrylic pen and painted with gouache and watercolor\, are loosely based on partial sections and elevations of historical structures. They feature “windows” made of photographs and digital collages. The collages are exposed as cyanotypes\, overlaying parts with solvent transfers. \nThe compartmentalized architectural elements are an organizational tool\, allowing the mind to wander through and to discover what is within. It can feel a bit ominous\, similar to the sensation of going through a haunted house or taking in horror fiction. These surrealistic vignettes are an invitation to project and experience emotions\, especially anxieties. \nMost of the pieces in this show are directly inspired by the District\, especially Capitol Hill\, my former home. Walking around the Hill\, I notice ancient trees with roots so large\, they are literally bursting the sidewalks around them. It seems to me that\, having witnessed so much history and change\, they are trying to stand their ground by expanding beyond their assigned place. It makes me think of the idea of rootedness in contrast to being stuck in place\, and how there can be opposite ways of looking at a situation.”
URL:https://chaw.org/event/gallery-exhibit-when-the-roots-break-the-concrete-zofie-king/
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SUMMARY:Red Rat Theater presents "The Pitchfork Disney"
DESCRIPTION:Red Rat Theater presents\nThe Pitchfork Disney\nby Philip Ridley \nDirected by: Jack Rento \nAugust 10th-August 19th\, 2023 \n\n“It’s a ghost train\, Mr. Chocolate. People love it. Sitting there in the dark. Having the living daylights scared out of them.”\nExperience Red Rat Theater’s inaugural production of Philip Ridley’s fractured fairytale\, The Pitchfork Disney. \nSet over the course of one evening\, The Pitchfork Disney follows agoraphobic twins Presley and Haley Stray as they reckon with the beauty and danger of the outside world\, unraveling their notion of safety forever. \n30 years after its Helen Hayes award-winning U.S. premiere at Woolly Mammoth\, our immersive production takes Pitchfork’s “in-yer-face” legacy literally: you’ll be in the Strays’ apartment as they confront their deepest desires and darkest fears.\nThe Pitchfork Disney is as provocative\, relevant\, and haunting in 2023 as it was in the ’90s. With the Doomsday Clock set at 90 seconds to midnight and a society capitalizing off its “us vs. them” mentality\, The Pitchfork Disney challenges modern audiences to hold a mirror to their own fears – and explore the power of facing them head-on. \nCAST (in order of appearance): Jack Rento\, Em Whitworth\, Stephen Kime & James Finley \nCREATIVE TEAM: Jack Rento (Director); Caroline Joy Johnson (Associate Director/Stage Manager); Alexis Sheeks (Lighting Designer); Andrew Goehring (Sound Designer); Sierra Young (Intimacy Direction/Fight Direction); Nick Gay (Videographer/Graphic Design) \nAge recommendation: The Pitchfork Disney is appropriate for audiences ages 18+. \nContent & Themes: The Pitchfork Disney contains mature content and themes\, including: – Discussions of homophobia\, physical and emotional abuse\, murder – Drug use – A simulated sexual assault (a finger placed in a mouth) \nBuy tickets now to experience the horror (and comedy) for yourself: \nhttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-pitchfork-disney-capitol-hill-arts-workshop-tickets-634349665927 \n\nNote: CHAW is unfortunately accessible only via stairs. Built before the Americans with Disabilities Act became law in 1990\, our studios\, theater\, and gallery are not accessible by either an elevator or ramp. If you have questions\, please feel free to give us a call at 202.547.6839\, or email a staff member.
URL:https://chaw.org/event/red-rat-theater-presents-the-pitchfork-disney/
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SUMMARY:"Dislocation" - CHAL Gallery Show
DESCRIPTION:(image by Karen Zens) \n “DISLOCATION”\n\n\nCapitol Hill Art League \nMembers Only Juried Art Exhibit \nJuly 25\, 2023– August 25\, 2023\nCHAW Gallery \n\nArtists were asked to interpret this theme in all its various possibilities. Does it conjure a feeling? An experience? Or can we take it literally in the schematic of a photograph or other work of art? \nIn this show\, Capitol Hill Art League artists have created art that speaks to the various interpretations of the concept of “dislocation”. \nJuror Wayson Jones will present awards and discuss the art at the opening reception on Saturday\, July 29\, from 5:30-7:00 pm at the Capitol Hill Arts Workshop gallery located at 545 7th Street\, S.E.\,  DC\, 20003 \nWayson Jones https://waysonjones.com/home.html is a self-taught\, Washington\, DC abstract artist. He is interested in the ideas of the object as a mediator between the person and the environment and is motivated to think beyond arbitrary formal categories. He works in pastels and acrylics to create works that are visually evocative. \n  \nAfter the July 29 reception\, the show may also be seen and art may be purchased online at the following link: \nhttps://www.caphillartleague.org/dislocation2023 \n\nThe Capitol Hill Art League (CHAL) is a program of the Capitol Hill Arts Workshop\, located in the historic Capitol Hill neighborhood in Washington\, DC. 100 Artists/members from the DC- metro area exhibit and sell original artwork at CHAW and various venues in the DC region. CHAL/CHAW hosts lectures on art related topics\, offers workshops\, and strives to support this vibrant community of artists. \nWebsite: https://www.caphillartleague.org/
URL:https://chaw.org/event/dislocation-chal-gallery-show/
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SUMMARY:A Conversation with Tía Mari
DESCRIPTION:Image Courtesy: Amparo Castro Mayorga \nJuly 22nd\, 5:00pm-7:00pm \nCHAW Art Gallery \nJoin us for an exciting conversation with artist Marina Mayorga as part of teaching artist Carolina Mayorga’s Tía Mari Project. The artists will share insights about their works\, collaborations and their family and artistic bond for more than 40 years. Tía Mari will be leading the first session of the 3-week workshop Canvas Preparation and More. For more info and to register visit: https://reg.chaw.org/class/2114 \n  \n 
URL:https://chaw.org/event/a-conversation-with-tia-mari/
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SUMMARY:DC Summer Dance Showcase
DESCRIPTION:Human Landscape Dance presents\nDC Summer Dance Showcase\nFriday July 7 and Saturday July 8 @ 7:00pm\nCHAW Black Box Theater\nDC Summer Dance Showcase features contemporary dances by artists from the DC area and elsewhere along the East Coast\, including New York\, Pittsburgh\, and Allentown. This diverse program will offer large group and solo work\, premieres and old favorites. In “Anemone\,” by Capitol-Hill resident Malcolm Shute\, a group of nine dancers cluster together\, arms and torsos waving in currents. In “Seen and Herd\,” by UpRooted Dance\, seven movers tumble along the floor like paper bags in the wind. “Flatlands\,” by Nicole McClam is a quirky 1-minute duet that reflects waking and rushing through the apartment to catch the school bus. Our program includes the following artists/companies: Covenant Babatunde\, Sarah Carlson | Dance Link\, Claytor Company\, DANA Movement Ensemble\, Davina Etwaroo\, Sara Lavan\, Nicole McClam\, SylviDances\, Totema Dance\, Deanna Woodman\, UpRooted Dance. \nTickets are sliding scale $30-$20. Seating is limited\, so please purchase early. \nLink for tickets!
URL:https://chaw.org/event/dc-summer-dance-showcase/
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SUMMARY:CHAW CLOSED - Independence Day 2023
DESCRIPTION:CHAW will be closed for all classes\, events and lessons on Tuesday\, July 4th in observance of Independence Day. We’ll reopen on Wednesday\, July 5th.
URL:https://chaw.org/event/chaw-closed-independence-day-2023/
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SUMMARY:CHAWbaret 17: Best Frenemies @ Crazy Aunt Helen's
DESCRIPTION:** Note: This event is not at CHAW. This event is at Crazy Aunt Helen’s\, 713 8th St SE ** \n  \nYour last chance to see “CHAWbaret 17: Best Frenemies” is coming up on July 1 at 7pm\, around the corner from CHAW at Crazy Aunt Helen’s on 8th Street SE.  Come and spend a super-fun evening with Maureen Kerrigan\, Tracy Kellum Simpson\, Lonny Smith\, Heather Perram Frank\, Susan Dye\, Tom Michalisko\, Kerri Wilson\, and Dean Reichard.  You’ll hear songs and stories about best friends\, worst enemies\, and everything in between.  Directed by Dean Reichard.  Musical direction by Barbara Schelstrate. \nSeating at 6pm\, Show at 7pm \nThere is a $25 consumption minimum. Thank you for your patronage! \n  \nTickets can be purchased at: \nhttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/chawbaret-17-best-frenemies-tickets-630873458497?_eboga=undefined \n 
URL:https://chaw.org/event/chawbaret-17-best-frenemies-crazy-aunt-helens/
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SUMMARY:The Theatre Lab presents "God of Carnage"
DESCRIPTION:The Theatre Lab is excited to announce its first professional production\, God of Carnage by Yasmina Reza. The show will feature four graduates of The Theatre Lab’s Honors Acting Conservatory–Caroline Adams\, Chuck O’Toole\, Mary Rodrigues\, and Aron Spellane–appearing as members of the professional acting community and no longer as students. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhat starts as a civilized discussion quickly devolves into chaos and hostility after two sets of parents meet to discuss an incident involving their children. God of Carnage has been praised for its sharp wit\, dark humor\, and biting social commentary. It won numerous awards\, including the Tony Award for Best Play in 2009. The play’s exploration of human behavior\, societal expectations\, and the disintegration of civility has made it a thought-provoking and popular work in contemporary theater. \n\nGet tickets \nPerformances:\nThursday\, June 22 at 7:30 PM\nFriday\, June 23 at 7:30 PM\nSaturday\, June 24 at 7:30 PM \n\nLocation: Capitol Hill Arts Workshop (545 7th Street SE\, Washington\, DC 20003) \n\nNote: CHAW is unfortunately accessible only via stairs. Built before the Americans with Disabilities Act became law in 1990\, our studios\, theater\, and gallery are not accessible by either an elevator or ramp. If you have questions\, please feel free to give us a call at 202.547.6839\, or email a staff member.
URL:https://chaw.org/event/the-theatre-lab-presents-god-of-carnage/
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SUMMARY:CHAW Film Photo Residency 2023 - Tadael H. Asfaha
DESCRIPTION:God Hates Us: Death of Chocolate City\nJune 19th through July 21st\, 2023 \nCHAW Art Gallery \nOpening Reception on June 19th from 7:00pm-9:00pm. \n“God Hates Us: The Death of Chocolate City” is a thought-provoking exploration of the decline of Blackness in DC. The series delves into the city’s societal issues and the deterioration of its urban landscape\, capturing the profound consequences of external forces on this once vibrant African-American community. Through striking imagery\, it highlights the loss of cultural vitality\, social disintegration\, and the challenges faced by marginalized residents. Abandoned structures\, neglected infrastructure\, and the struggles stemming from systemic racism and socioeconomic disparities are vividly portrayed. By juxtaposing images of the city’s past glory with its current state of decline\, the series aims to evoke powerful emotions and implore viewers to confront the neglected issues plaguing the unique cultural fabric of Washington\, D.C.\, known as the “Chocolate City” \nAbout the Artist: \nEritrean born\, swam to DC — Tadael’s love for art and photography has allowed him to steadily document the erosion of Blackness and culture in his hometown. Through his lens as a DC native\, he sheds light on the challenges faced by his community\, allowing their stories to be heard and their experiences to be seen. Shedding light on the challenges faced by his community\, Tadael provides a platform for visual testimonials — capturing the essence of resilience within black culture\, igniting dialogues\, and celebrating the beauty of chocolate city. \n  \nNote: CHAW is unfortunately accessible only via stairs. Built before the Americans with Disabilities Act became law in 1990\, our studios\, theater\, and gallery are not accessible by either an elevator or ramp. If you have questions\, please feel free to give us a call at 202.547.6839\, or email a staff member.
URL:https://chaw.org/event/chaw-film-photo-residency-2023-tadael-h-asfaha/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230619T080000
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SUMMARY:CHAW CLOSED - Juneteenth
DESCRIPTION:CHAW will be closed for all classes and lessons on Monday\, June 19th in observance of Juneteenth. We’ll reopen on Tuesday\, June 20th. \n  \n*Note: There will be an opening reception for the CHAW Film Photo Residency the evening of 6/19 – 7:00pm-9:00pm.
URL:https://chaw.org/event/chaw-closed-juneteenth/
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SUMMARY:Gina Clapp Memorial Adult Student Art Show 2023
DESCRIPTION:(“The Last Green Painting” by Gina Clapp)\n\nGina Clapp Memorial Adult Student Art Show\n\nSaturday\, June 10\, 2023\n5:00pm – 7:00pm\nCapitol Hill Arts Workshop\, Gallery\n545 7th St. SE\nWashington\, DC 20003\nFounded in the early 1990’s\, the annual adult student art show was the brainchild of Gina Clapp\, beloved visual arts instructor at the Capitol Hill Arts Workshop for decades. Her artistry\, dedication\, encouragement and humor were an inspiration to all who knew her. Gina believed everyone had the capacity to be an artist. Showing people how and why was her life’s work and that is a gift that never stops giving at CHAW. This show embodies CHAW’s mission of building community through the arts\, inviting students at every level to believe in themselves and to share their work and passion with others. \nThis is her legacy. \n“Most people think the ability to paint and draw is a gift reserved for a few. Not true. Any adult can learn to express himself or herself articulately in paintings. The question is\, would you rather do than be done for? I would rather dance the tango\, however badly\, than watch it live\, no matter how well the pros dance. Interest is a real gift\, so try!” \n– Gina Clapp
URL:https://chaw.org/event/gina-clapp-memorial-adult-student-art-show-2023/
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SUMMARY:A Writing Hour - The Residents Collective
DESCRIPTION:A Writing Hour\nSaturday June 3rd\, 10am-1130am : Free!\nGallery\, Capitol Hill Arts Workshop \nPlease join us for A Writing Hour\, a guided writing workshop\, designed in conjunction with Witching Hour\, an exhibition of work from The Residents Collective and curated by Anisa Olufemi. This workshop will give participants a chance to experience and discuss the current gallery exhibit and then use work in that exhibit as a jumping off point for fiction\, poetry or prose. Facilitated by artist and writer Morgan Butler. \nReserve your spot now! – https://www.eventbrite.com/e/a-writing-hour-a-guided-writing-workshop-tickets-643958897397
URL:https://chaw.org/event/a-writing-hour-the-residents-collective/
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SUMMARY:*FULL* - Clay and Cabernet - June
DESCRIPTION:*FULL* Clay and Cabernet\nwith ceramics teacher Rebecca Bock\nFriday June 2nd\, 6:30-8:30pm\, $30/pp \nCall CHAW Main Office (202.547.6839) to register. *Must pay in advance/at time of registration* \n–This event is FULL. Please follow us on Instagram to hear about future events and workshops!\nCome sip on cab and play in some clay for this evening among friends. This will be facilitated exploratory creative time with guidance provided by our talented teaching artist\, Rebecca Bock. Must 21+ years old. Please note that pieces will not be fired and therefore cannot be taken home. Everything created will be recycled for future use.
URL:https://chaw.org/event/clay-and-cabernet-june/
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230529T210000
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SUMMARY:Memorial Day 2023 - CHAW is CLOSED
DESCRIPTION:CHAW will be closed for all classes\, lessons and events* from Saturday May 27th through Monday\, May 29th in observance of Memorial Day Weekend. We’ll reopen on Tuesday\, May 30th. \n  \n*Note: We Happy Few’s performance of Iphigenia will continue as planned at 7:30pm on Saturday 5/27. \n 
URL:https://chaw.org/event/memorial-day-2023-chaw-is-closed/
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SUMMARY:We Happy Few presents "Iphigenia"
DESCRIPTION:We Happy Few presents\nIphigenia\n7:30pm — May 24 – June 17\nat the Capitol Hill Arts Workshop \nClick here for Tickets! \n\nA myth is never just one story. \nThe Greek Army cannot sail to Troy without wind\, and Artemis won’t let the winds blow without the sacrifice of King Agamemnon’s daughter. As family ties square up against patriotic duty\, the fate of the most famous war in history rests on the shoulders of Iphigenia. As the classic myth unfolds\, the chorus attempts to unearth the real story of Iphigenia\, and they will replay the events of that day as many times as needed to do it. Drawing from both Euripides and Racine\, this new adaptation is a meditation on storytelling that blends classic tragedy with madcap irreverence. \n  \nHelen Hayes Recommended We Happy Few (PERICLES\, 2018; LOVERS’ VOWS\, 2019; DESDEMONA\, 2022)\, following the success of LA LLORONA (2022)\, debuts another new show this spring. IPHIGENIA examines the ill-fortuned daughter of Agamemnon\, notable not only for the depths of her tragedy\, but for the multitude of conflicting stories concerning her fate. The ‘original’ story of a father placed in an impossible situation by his arrogance\, and his daughter’s obligation to pay the ultimate price for it\, is called into question by reinterpretations\, shocking revelations\, and deus ex machina that abound in the literary record of this legend\, making it ripe for the sort of exploration and reimagining at which We Happy Few has long excelled. \n\n\n\n\nABOUT THE ARTISTS \nIphigenia was written by Kerry McGee (LOVERS’ VOWS\, DESDEMONA). It is directed by Jennifer Hopkins (PERICLES) and Emilia Pazniokas (DESDEMONA) and stars Debora Crabbe (LOVEDAY BROOKE)\, Bri Houtman (Love Like Tuesday; Faction of Fools)\, Carolyn Kashner (American Spies and Other Homegrown Fairy Tales; The Hub Theatre)\, Mary Myers (45 Plays for 45 Presidents; NextStop Theatre Company)\, Robert Pike (FRANKENSTEIN)\, Matt Sparacino (The Rainmaker; 1st Stage Theatre)\, and Joshua Williams (Romeo & Juliet; Quill Theatre). Produced by Kerry McGee. Production manager Rachel Dixon. Stage management by Mackenzie Wentela. Lights by Jason Aufdem-Brinke\, assistant lighting design by Camille Kashaka\, sound design by Robert Pike\, set by Jon Reynolds\, costuming by Maria Bissex\, dramaturgy by Keith Hock\, graphic design by Kerry McGee. \n\n\n\n\n\nSpecial Events\nMay 26\nOpening Night Reception\nJoin the cast after the show for cupcakes\, cocktails\, and a post-show cabaret of mythological proportions from Jenna Murphy. \nJune 3\nTalkback: Women of War\nJoin dramaturg Keith Hock for a post-show discussion that ranges from Iphigenia to Clytemnestra\, from Helen to Cassandra. The women of Ancient Greece and Troy helped shape the outcome of the war just as much as the men did. And frankly\, their stories are even more interesting and provocative\, though told far less often. Ghost Helen?! Clytemnestra’s bloody revenge?! Iphigenia’s other play (that’s right\, there’s two!)?! \nJune 9\nDrinks Night at Iphigenia\nJoin award-winning DC bartender Chantal Tseng for a preshow cocktail that showcases Greek spirits. Then stick around after the show as Chantel and sommelier Vanessa Cominsky pour a selection of Greek wines and discuss all things bacchanal. \nJune 12\nIndustry Night\nA special Monday night performance with special ticket prices and beer prices.
URL:https://chaw.org/event/we-happy-few-presents-iphigenia/
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SUMMARY:Light Switch Dance Theater presents "Shorts"
DESCRIPTION:Light Switch Dance Theater presents\n“Shorts”\n– Short Works by Local DMV Choreographers\nSaturday May 13th\, 7:00pm \nBlack Box Theater \nAn evening dedicated to local DMV artists and the work of LSDT Artistic Director Darryl Pilate. \nTickets: Click here for Tickets! \n*Mixer immediately following performance* \n  \nCapitol Hill Arts Workshop \n545 7th St SE\, Washington DC 20003 \n  \nNote: CHAW is unfortunately accessible only via stairs. Built before the Americans with Disabilities Act became law in 1990\, our studios\, theater\, and gallery are not accessible by either an elevator or ramp. If you have questions\, please feel free to give us a call at 202.547.6839\, or email a staff member.
URL:https://chaw.org/event/light-switch-dance-theater-presents-shorts/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230506T123000
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SUMMARY:CHAW Photo Walk - May 6th
DESCRIPTION:Join fellow film enthusiasts on a photo walk from CHAW to Garfield Park at 12:30PM on Saturday\, May 6th. Bring your camera\, a roll of film\, and a friend if you’d like! We will meet in CHAW’s yard and start the walk at 12:45PM.\n\nRSVP to photography@chaw.org if you plan to attend.
URL:https://chaw.org/event/chaw-photo-walk-may-6th/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230505T183000
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SUMMARY:"Witching Hour" - Opening Reception
DESCRIPTION:The Residents Collective (TRC) presents\nWitching Hour – Opening Reception\nFriday May 5th\, 6:30-8:30pm\nCHAW Art Gallery\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Residents Collective (TRC) is pleased to announce the opening of Witching Hour\, featuring artists MK Bailey\, Mills Brown\, Kate Fleming\, Billy Friebele\, Khadija Jahmila\, Zia Palmer\, Pam Rogers\, Tom Woodruff\, and Lenora Yerkes. The group exhibition marks TRC’s second annual presentation\, in alignment with their continued partnership with Capitol Hill Arts Workshop (CHAW). \nThe breadth of artworks exhibited are selected by Anisa Olufemi\, curator\, cultural worker\, and Fellowship Manager at Hamiltonian Artists. About the show\, Olufemi states\, “Witching Hour is an expansive\, spellbinding storybook for all ages. Its contents spill over with otherworldly illustrations and abstractions\, weaving together photo\, video\, painting\, collage\, sculpture and drawing. In this exhibition\, veils are lifted—things that lie beneath the surface of murky waters are brought to light\, shadow selves and silhouettes serve as main characters while forgotten ghost towns offer portals into the past.” \n“There is a dark side\, both visual and thematic\, present within many of the artworks. However with closer observation\, viewers will discover unexpected plot twists—scenes of climax and aftermath saturated in color and light. With an air of eeriness situated somewhere between the surreal and familiar\, Witching Hour is an exhibition that haunts\, and enchants.” \n\nExhibit is on view May 5\, 2023 – June 2\, 2023
URL:https://chaw.org/event/witching-hour-opening-reception/
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SUMMARY:Taffety Punk presents "This Inherent Echo"
DESCRIPTION:This Inherent Echo\nMay 4th-6th\, 2023\nTickets available at: www.taffetypunk.com \nThis Inherent Echo is a collaborative dance work that considers our experiences and connections to people or places\, and how these threads create ripples that affect us knowingly or unknowingly\, presently and beyond.\nThe production is directed and choreographed by Erin Mitchell Nelson\, with live\, original music by Amy Domingues\, and Amy Farina\, in collaboration with artist Rania Hassan\, and dancers Paulina Guerrero\, Katie Harris Banks\, Safi Harriott\, Katie Murphy\, and Chloe Richier. May 4-6\, 8:00pm\, at the Capitol Hill Arts Workshop.\nWith special guest performances:\nCorina Iona Dalzell (5/4)\nKatie Sopoci Drake & Malcolm Shute (5/5)\nChloe Richier & Raeanna Grey (5/6)
URL:https://chaw.org/event/taffety-punk-presents-this-inherent-echo/
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SUMMARY:CHAWbaret 17: Best Frenemies
DESCRIPTION:CHAWbaret 17: Best Frenemies\nFriday\, April 21\, 2023 & Saturday\, April 22\, 2023 — 8:00 PM\nLOCATION\n\nDance Studio (2nd Floor)\, Capitol Hill Arts Workshop \n545 7th St SE\, Washington\, DC 20003 \n\n\nThis year’s theme is BEST FRENEMIES: focusing on songs that celebrate friends\, friendship\, not-so-friendly-ship\, and everything in between. You’ll laugh\, cry\, and hear some fabulous music for a great cause. \nTickets available online at: https://capitolhillartsworkshop-bloom.kindful.com/e/chawbaret-17-best-frenemies-1 \nor call the CHAW Main Office – 202.547.6839 \n  \nNote: CHAW is unfortunately accessible only via stairs. Built before the Americans with Disabilities Act became law in 1990\, our studios\, theater\, and gallery are not accessible by either an elevator or ramp. If you have questions\, please feel free to give us a call at 202.547.6839\, or email a staff member.
URL:https://chaw.org/event/chawbaret-17-best-frenemies/
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