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D.C. poets to light up local stage
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There will be a free poetry reading on Thursday, June 29 at 6 p.m. at the Arts Club of Washington in honor of National Pride Month.
A group of five talented poets, who were inaugurated as the Arts Club’s first group of poets-in-residence, will perform their work as a capstone event to their residency.
Since January, the group has met privately to create a supportive community for one another and work together on issues of craft.
Each writer also offered a free, public poetry workshop. This event is free and advance registration is encouraged on the club’s website.
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All-Male production of The Mikado is a camp comedic delight – review
We’ve been to check out a couple of Sasha Regan’s all-male productions of Gilbert and Sullivan before – we caught The Pirates of Penzance back in 2020 and HMS Pinafore last year. It’s always a delight to return to Wilton’s Music Hall in London – this cosy venue has a wonderful acoustic and makes for an enjoyably intimate experience. It’s a fairly simple production – the music is largely provided by a piano (musical director Anto Buckley is on the keys) although some of the actors add additional instrumentation from the stage, to comic effect.
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