3 "must-see" events happening this weekend

Hi all,Below, the details of 3 must-see events happening this weekend.(1) The Other River, a play co-written by the phenomenal and giftedPatrick Crowley, who also directed and developed my show, 'Capers.(2) Free Jujube Brown, a one-man show versed in the rhythms, cultures,politics and movement of hip hop by the super-talented Psalmayene 24.and(3) Refugee All Stars, a band of musicians who are tremendous. Theirwork is humbling, artists who have fled war, to create art about war --with joy, passion, and dance that you can definitely groove to.All of these events are in Washington, DC...Read below, and be well,Anu------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------THE OTHER RIVER: RIPPLES & VIBES FROM D.C.'S SOUTHSIDEBY KAREN ZACARIAS & PATRICK CROWLEY. DIRECTED BY JENNIFER NELSONFRI JUNE 23 @ 8pm & SAT JUNE 24 @ 3pm & 8pm.TIX $10, $7 FOR PATRONS 17-25AT THE ARC (Town Hall Education Arts & Recreation Campus)1901 Mississippi Ave, SERecommended for ages 14 & up. Emerging after almost three years ofworkshops, interviews, archival research and story-gathering, much ofit conducted by longtime residents of Southside D.C., THE OTHER RIVERbrings to vibrant life the stories, history and people of theneighborhoods on both sides of the Anacostia - "the other river."http://www.woollymammoth.net/outside/communityplaybuilding.htmlFREE JUJUBE BROWN BY PSALMAYENE 24FRI & SAT JUNE 23 & 24 @ 8pm. SUN JUNE 25, 2pm.ATLAS PERFORMING ARTS CENTER, 1333 H Street NE$15-25 ticketsA deft one-man play infused with hip hop rhythm, poetry and motion,
officer. A highly skilled performer, watch him in fluid motion, youwon\'t regret it! For group rates, contact Weusi Baraka at202-529-5763. For regular tickets, contact the Atlas Box Office at202-399-7993. www.atlasarts.org.REFUGEE ALL STARS CONCERT & FILM SCREENINGSUNDAY JUNE 25, 6pm, KENNEDY CENTERFREEA concert by a wickedly talented band, the Refugee All Stars, a groupof six Sierra Leonean musicians who fled the country\'s civil war, andcame together as a band while living as refugees in the Republic ofGuinea. Plus, a screening of the award-winning documentary about theirband. A rare opportunity to catch live music and real stories byartists who have truly created beautiful, inspiring (and highlydanceable!) art based on their own emotional truth, and personalexperience of the brutality of war. Visit www.refugeeallstars.org--~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Arts and Social Change by Anu" group.To post to this group, send email to anuyadav@googlegroups.comTo unsubscribe from this group, send email to anuyadav-unsubscribe@googlegroups.comFor more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/anuyadav-~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---",0]
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telling the story of a young writer who accidently kills a policeofficer. A highly skilled performer, watch him in fluid motion, youwon't regret it! For group rates, contact Weusi Baraka at202-529-5763. For regular tickets, contact the Atlas Box Office at202-399-7993. www.atlasarts.org.REFUGEE ALL STARS CONCERT & FILM SCREENINGSUNDAY JUNE 25, 6pm, KENNEDY CENTERFREEA concert by a wickedly talented band, the Refugee All Stars, a groupof six Sierra Leonean musicians who fled the country's civil war, andcame together as a band while living as refugees in the Republic ofGuinea. Plus, a screening of the award-winning documentary about theirband. A rare opportunity to catch live music and real stories byartists who have truly created beautiful, inspiring (and highlydanceable!) art based on their own emotional truth, and personalexperience of the brutality of war. Visit www.refugeeallstars.org