ANNOUNCEMENT: Jan. 25th's performance has been canceled because of snow. Tickets will be refunded or exchanged.
Allstrike is a high-energy, purpose-driven band with a clear mission: to oppose the Trump Administration’s corruption—loudly, directly, and without apology. Since debuting at the National Institutes of Health this past July, Allstrike has quickly become a fixture at politically charged events and rallies, returning to the NIH for three additional performances. Highlights include playing to a crowd of 800+ at a No Kings Day Rally alongside Chris Van Hollen and Angela Alsobrooks, performing at the permanent encampment outside Union Station in Washington, DC, and headlining the closing-night wrap party for multiple days of resistance at the Capitol. Blending music and message, Allstrike brings urgency, conviction, and energy to every stage they take.
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A truly original musical that honors brothers and sisters, as well as parents and children, set against the background of a changing America between 1950 and 1990, John & Jen is a gem of a show, brimming with intelligence, wit and beautiful melodies. This is the story of Jen and her relationships with the two Johns of her life: her younger brother, who was killed in Vietnam, and his namesake, the son who is trying to find his way in a confusing world. Jen and her younger brother, John, are growing up in the ever-changing world of mid-century America. As the country becomes divided over the war in Vietnam, so does the family, and battle lines are drawn between the once-close siblings. When John is killed in Vietnam, Jen is left to reconcile her memory of their fractured relationship along with her son and brother's namesake.With a cast of only two people, John & Jen is a tour-de-force for two actors, taking them from childhood, through adolescence, and beyond. A chamber musical, beautifully scored for piano, cello and percussion, John & Jen is a musical about connections, commitments and the healing of the human heart
We hosted a festive cookie exchange after a Tuna Christmas matinee where each participant brought 2–3 dozen of one type of homemade cookie to share. We sampled a few together, then swapped so everyone went home with an assortment of treats. Guests brought containers for their cookies and enjoyed a warm, cheerful gathering.
Audrey Herman’s 100th Birthday Bash was a joyful and highly successful evening that truly put the fun in fundraising. The Spotlighters community gathered for a night filled with laughter, friendship, and celebration, highlighted by headliner Linda Belt, Comedienne Extraordinaire. With more than 20 years of experience, Linda Belt delighted the audience with her warmly relatable humor and kept the room laughing all night.Guests enjoyed food, fun, and great company while sharing favorite memories of Audrey in her birthday card and adding candles to her cake in honor of her remarkable milestone. The candle-for-donations tradition was a hit, inspiring generous giving and heartfelt tributes. The evening celebrated Audrey’s legacy while bringing the community together for a memorable and successful fundraiser.
During our production of Floating Down to Camelot patrons were treated to a pop up art gallery. One of our amazing pARtnerships arranged by our artistic director Wendy Walker.
