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"I will look for more performances with In Series. All of the singing, orchestra, and production elements were exceptional: a very high level of professionalism. Among the best I've seen and heard in DC."
Comment from an audience member at our production Combat & Redemption: An Opera Triptych (January 2008)
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SEASON 2009-2010
Get Tickets Online here or call our box office at 202 204-7760 or 7763
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WAM! (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart)
Sat 1/23 at 8pm
Sun 1/24 at 3pm - OUT at In Series! for the GLBT community
Sat 1/30 at 8pm
Sun 1/31 at 3pm
at Atlasat the Atlas Performing Arts Center -Lang Theater:
1333 H. St. NE - Washinton DC 20002
Free Shuttle. Street Parking Only.
The amazing young stars of the Washington Ballet's Studio Co. and our star opera singers join to explore the miracle of Mozart's childhood and the glorious explosion of his music, from A Little Night Music to Figaro and more! Directed by Septime Webre, David Palmer and Carla Hübner. Get Tickets... |
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Casino Paradise - Postponed
Due to the loss of expected DC Government funding for our Pocket Opera Project, we must unfortunately postpone the production of Bill Bolcum's Casino Paradise, scheduled for April 7 - 24 at Source, until next season.
Stay tuned for an exciting special event or two, also in April at Source.
Wed 4/7 at 7:30pm
Sun 4/11 at 3pm
Sat 4/17 at 8pm
Sun 4/18 at 7pm - OUT at In Series! for the GLBT community
Fri 4/23 at 8pm
Sat 4/24 at 8pm
At Source: 1835 14th St. NW - Washington DC 20009
U Street-Cardozo Metro (Green line), 13th St. exit.
Street parking is possible. Paid parking garages available.
Directions
www.sourcedc.org
Award-winning composer William Bolcom and playwright Arnold Weinstein's sardonic cabaret-opera about an iconic tycoon, his dysfunctional family, and his glittering Casino, is a smashing assembly of jazzy rhythms, bluesy tunes and ironic lyrics. The gambling starts with the curtain raiser, Samuel Barber's hilarious A Hand of Bridge. Get Tickets... |
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Searching for Gabriela - Extended
Fri 4/16 at 8pm
Saturday April 17 Time TBD
Sun 4/18 at 3pm
Thr 4/22 at 7:30 - OUT at In Series! for the GLBT community
Friday April 23 Time TBD
Sat 4/24 at 3pm
at Source
Chilean poet Gabriela Mistral was the first Latin-American to win the Nobel Prize, and yet her magnificent work is not well known. Director Abel Lopez leads a spellbinding bilingual journey through her poetry on stage, clothed in passionate words, movement and music. Get Tickets... |
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Swingtime
Sat 5/29 at 8pm
Sun 5/30 at 5pm
Fri 6/4 at 8pm - OUT at In Series! for the GLBT community
Sat 6/5 at 8pm
Sun 6/6 at 3pm
Thr 6/10 at 7:30pm
at Atlasat the Atlas Performing Arts Center —Sprenger Theater:
1333 H. St. NE - Washinton DC 20002
Free Shuttle. Street & valet parking at the Atlas.
It was wartime, it was peacetime, it was swingtime! Director Tom Mallan and conductor/pianist Fred Hughes lead singers, dancers and band players to relive the best of the swing era in dance & song! Get Tickets... |
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2009
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Cosi fan tutte Goes Hollywood
Sat 9/12 at 8pm
Sun 9/13 at 3pm
Fri 9/18 at 8pm
Sun 9/20 at 7pm - OUT at In Series! for the GLBT community
Wed 9/23 at 7:30pm
Sat 9/26 at 8pm
Sun 9/27 at 2pm - Added show!
At Source: 1835 14th St. NW - Washington DC 20009
U Street-Cardozo Metro (Green line), 13th St. exit.
Street parking is possible. Paid parking garages available.
Directions
www.sourcedc.org
Mozart & DaPonte's most perfect opera—an irreverent comedy about women's infidelity—gets the star treatment. in Nick Olcott's hilarious English adaptation. Olcott and conductor Victoria Gau lead a superb cast: Philip Bender, Terry Eberhardt, Mary Gresock, Bryan Jackson, Tara McCredie, Randa Rouweyha. Chamber ensemble. Get Tickets...
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From U Street to the Cotton Club
Thr 9/17 at 7:30pm
Sat 9/19 at 8pm
Sun 9/20 at 3pm
Fri 9/25 at 8pm - OUT at In Series! for the GLBT community
Sat 9/26 at 3pm
At Source: 1835 14th St. NW - Washington DC 20009
U Street-Cardozo Metro (Green line), 13th St. exit.
Street parking is possible. Paid parking garages available.
Directions
www.sourcedc.org
Our "knockout show...slinks elegantly" back to Source! Vocalists Detra Battle, Brian Q. Thorne, Pam Ward and Stanley Webber's jazz age standards frame actress Michelle Rogers' journey from countryside to DC, to Harlem, and back home to U Street. KenYatta Rogers, Stanley Thurston, directors. Sybil Williams, playwright. Get Tickets...
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Zarzuela on the Avenue
Sat 10/31 at 8pm
Sun 11/1 at 3pm
Fri 11/6 at 8pm - OUT at In Series! for the GLBT community
Sat 11/7 at 7pm
Sun 11/8 at 3pm
at GALA Theatre at Tivoli Square: 3333 14th St. NW - Washington DC 20010
Parking at Giant garage on Park Rd - Columbia Heights Metro (Green line)
Featuring two gems of the Spanish lyric stage: the perennial favorite
La Gran Vía by Chueca & Valverde (1886) and El dúo de La Africana, a
hilarious spoof on grand opera by Fernández Caballero (1893). Zarzuela on the Avenue combines both into a tale of urban character and romance, with DC's Columbia Heights neighborhood as the real life backdrop for a charming show that poses questions of gentrification and cultural identity. English supertitles for the Spanish songs.
Directors: Rick Davis and José Cáceres. Original English Dialogue: Bari Biern. Singers: Adriana Balzán, Serena Canino, Chris Herman, Sandra Niño, Belén Oyola-Rebaza, Mariana Pino, Randa Rouweyha. Aref Dajani, David Kozisek, Jose Sacín, Scott Sedar, Richard Tappen, John Turner. Dancers: Alisa Bernstein, Heidi Kershaw. Choreography: Lourdes Elías, Jaime Coronado. Designers: Donna Breslin, Marianne Meadows, Osbel Susman-Peña. Get Tickets... |
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