GALA play gives patrons the 'Blues'
"Eyewitness Blues," a tale of a tired jazz star and his feisty muse directed by Chay Yew, actually plays a lot like a jazz jam session: packed with passion and energy, but often lacking focus and direction.
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"Eyewitness Blues," a tale of a tired jazz star and his feisty muse directed by Chay Yew, actually plays a lot like a jazz jam session: packed with passion and energy, but often lacking focus and direction.
"The minute you find a barbershop, that's when you feel at home," states a character in "Cuttin' Up," now playing at the Arena Stage. Few homes are as lively as the barbershop home that writer-director Charles Randolph-Wright creates in "Cuttin' Up." An eclectic sampling of visitors frequent Randolph-Wright's fictional barbershop, sharing wit and wisdom, telling stories of history past and turning out some riotous banter.
Most people would imagine their sanctuary as a beach house on a private island or a secluded log cabin in lush forest. Washington choreographer Ed Tyler's idea of a sanctuary is a bleak room with chain-link fences, eerie fluorescent lighting and white, padded walls.
According to artist Claudia Vess, Styrofoam is a reflection of our culture; of the items we consume and the products we buy. This is why she makes such extensive use of the medium in her artwork currently featured in the exhibit "CC Vess: Paintings, Prints & Wall Sculpture" at the Landow Gallery in Bethesda.
"Words Drawn in Water" audio walk Janet Cardiff Hirshhorn Musuem Wednesdays to Sundays, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Through Oct. 30 A-