“You know, this isn’t theatre like it used to be.” -Katherine Dunham

Here’s a DN story published in today’s edition of the Laurel Leader newspaper: World War II African-American vets excelled despite racism By Gwendolyn Glenn Posted 3/11/10 When George Jackson was growing up in Silver Spring in the late 1920s, even though his father worked three jobs to make ends meet for Jackson and his eight [...]

We’re in the news! Check out the front page of the Kennedy Center’s volunteer newsletter: Get ready to participate in a fun National Volunteer Week co-production hosted by the Friends Outreach Committee, Double Nickels and Friends, Creating Reminiscent Theater Through Staging Conversations, on April 22 in the Terrace Gallery. The event will be the staging [...]

Quote for the day: “Remember, Ginger Rogers did everything Fred Astaire did, but backwards AND in high heels!” – Faith Wittlesey