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September 21
EVENTS WEEK OF
SEPTEMBER 21-27

DATE
EVENT
HOURS
LOCATION
CONTACT
PRICE
DETAILS
This Week* ACE

Theatre
Tue/Wed:7:30PM Thu/Fri:8PM Sat:2PM & 8PM; Sun:2PM & 7PM Signature Theatre
4200 Campbell Ave., Arlington, VA 22206
(703)
820-9771
$49, $57, $66, $69, $74, $77 (prices vary by date)
$30/Rush tickets (1-hr. before show)
Set in 1950s heartland America, Ace is the epic story of 10-year-old Danny Lucas' attempt to find his place in the present, and unlock his future. When Danny receives a toy plane as an unexpected gift, he's launched on an adventure of discovery to reconstruct the pieces of his shattered past. Thru a series of mysterious revelations, Danny's transported back in time - flying into the gathering storm over Europe during aerial dogfights of WWI and soaring with the daring Tiger squadrons of WWII in the skies above Southeast Asia. A tale of triumph, transcendence, humor, and heart as seen through the prism of a child's eyes, Ace magically explores the heroic lives and unforeseen legacies of the men and women of our greatest generations. *Dates: Aug. 26-Sep. 28.
This Week* CONECTA 08 Art Exhibit

Art
Hispanic Heritage Month
Call for info The Stamp Gallery, The Stamp, University of Maryland, College Park, MD (301)
314-8492
Email Jackie Milad
FREE An exhibition and artist collaborative project featuring emerging U.S. and Mexican Artists. *Dates: Weekdays (Mon-Fri) Sept. 15-Oct. 24.
This Week* Crossing Delancey

Theatre
Fri/Sat: 8PM; Sun:2PM Greenbelt Arts Center
123 Centerway
Greenbelt, MD
(301)
441-8770
$15/General $12/Seniors & students A delightful romantic comedy about family, friendship and fun that takes place on New York City's lower East side. Meet Izzy, a young bookish woman with ideals and her Bubbie (grandmother) whose old world traditions collide with Izzy's contemporary ones. Who will win this struggle of the wills? And what of Sam, the pickle man? And Hannah, the matchmaker? And Tyler, the author whom Izzy reveres? Come see the bubbles brew in the pickle barrel! *Dates: Sep.19-Oct.11.
This Week* David Boothman, In the Music, From the Spirit, Through the Eyes 10AM-5PM Daily Montpelier Arts Center, Main Gallery
9652 Muirkirk Rd., Laurel, MD
(301)
953-1993; TTY (301)
490-2329
FREE Paintings and Drawings by visionary artist and bandleader of the Caribbean Art Jazz Ensemble. *Dates: Sep.5 - Oct.31; Gallery talk: Sep.12, 6:30-9PM, followed by reception, 7:30-9PM.
This Week* Green Light, A Call for Art, a juried exhibition

Art
10AM-10PM The Kennedy Center, Hall of States, 2700 F Street NW, Washington, DC (800)
444-1324
FREE A juried exhibition of award-winning works by 15 emerging artists with disabilities, ages 16-25. The exhibition celebrates National Disability Employment Awareness Month. *Dates: Sep. 1-Nov. 2, various hours.
This Week* In The Beginning

Theatre
Fri/Sat: 8PM
Sun: 3PM
Bowie Playhouse
Whitemarsh Park
6314 Crain Highway
Bowie, MD
(410)
757-5700
$18/General; $15/Seniors (56+) & full-time students 2nd Star Productions hits us with their One act comedies. *Dates: Sept. 5-27.
This Week* Verdi's La Traviata

Opera
Various hours The Kennedy Center, Opera House
2700 F Street NW, Washington, DC
(800)
444-1324
$45-$600 Washington National Opera opens its 2008-2009 season with Verdi's La Traviata. Ravishing melodies, sumptuous costumes, and gorgeous choruses abound in Verdi's romantic opera about the sacrifice of true love. *Dates: Sep. 13- Oct. 5, various hours.
This Week* Wishful Drinking

Theatre
various hours* Lincoln Theatre
1215 U Street, NW
Washington, DC
(202)
488-3300
$59-$64 Carrie Fisher is the life of the party in this uproarious and sobering look at her Hollywood hangover. The daughter of Eddie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds, Carrie Fisher became a cultural icon when she starred as Princess Leia in the first Star Wars trilogy at 19 years old. Forever changed, Carrie's life did not stay picture perfect. *Dates: Sept. 5-28, various hours.
21* Eiko and Koma

Dance
7PM* Dance Place
3225 8th Street, NE
Washington, DC
(202)
269-1600
$22/General; $17/Seniors, students, artists, members, teachers (pre K-12); $8/Child (2-17) Distinguished artists Eiko and Koma are joined on stage with painters Charian and Peace. *Dates: Sept. 20-21, various hours.
21 Fiesta Musical

Hispanic Heritage Month
11AM-5PM National Zoo, 3001 Connecticut Ave. NW, Washington, DC (202)
633-4800
FREE Admission With animal demonstrations, Hispanic and Latino music, costumed dancers, traditional crafts, and Latin American foods, the event offers something for everyone. Zoo scientists will be on hand throughout the event to discuss field research being conducted in Latin American countries. Crafts available for sale will include handmade jewelry, sweaters, clay sculptures, bags, finger puppets, and drums.
21 Hispanic Festival

Hispanic Heritage Month
12-6PM Lane Manor Park, 7601 West Park Dr., Adelphi, MD (301)
445-4500 or (301) 445-4508
Información en Español: (301) 445-4509
Call for info Bring the family and celebrate the rich cultural heritage of Prince George?s County?s Hispanic communities. Enjoy ethnic foods and music, carnival games, children?s rides, crafts, and more. All ages welcome.
21 Jeffrey Osbourne

Concert
7:30PM Birchmere
3701 Mt. Vernon Ave.
Alexandria, VA 22305
(703)
549-7500
$69.50
21 Nature Walk 1:30-3:30PM Tucker Road Community Center, 1771 Tucker Rd., Fort Washington, MD (301)
248-4404
TTY: (301) 203-6030
$1/person Take a walk along the center's nature trail and enjoy the changing of the woods from summer to autumn. Enjoy light refreshments once you return to the center. Ages 8 & up.
21* Tyler Perry's the Marriage Counselor

Musical Theatre
3PM & 8PM* Warner Theatre
13th & E Streets, NW
Washington, DC 20004
(202)
783-4000
$58.50 (at 3PM), $60 (at 8PM)* A marriage is one of the greatest institutions in the world. It transcends happiness, laughter and the gift of love. Our culture today is designed to create futile circumstances that are sometimes hard to overcome in marriage. The # 1 urban playwright in the country introduces his newest stage production, Tyler Perry's "The Marriage Counselor" to profile relationships that put the quest to the test and tells the story of how in the end "love conquers all" (or makes you smarter.) *Dates: Sept. 16-21, various hours, prices.
22 Alanis Morissette

Concert
8PM DAR Constitution Hall
1776 D Street, NW, Washington, DC
(202)
628-1776
$51.50, $45.50
23 Rachael Yamagata

Concert
7:30PM Birchmere
3701 Mt. Vernon Ave.
Alexandria, VA 22305
(703)
549-7500
$20
24 Avant

Concert
7:30PM Birchmere
3701 Mt. Vernon Ave.
Alexandria, VA 22305
(703)
549-7500
$29.50
24 Ben Folds

Concert
8PM DAR Constitution Hall
1776 D Street, NW, Washington, DC
(202)
628-1776
$39, $24 With Missy Higgins
24* Colorstruck

Theatre
7:30PM The Historical Atlas Theater
1333 H street N.E., Washington D.C. 20002
William Hammons (510)
978-6092
FREE A One Man Show starring Donald E. Lacy, Jr. The "question of color" is still one of the most uncomfortable and unresolved issues facing America today. *Dates: Sept. 24-25.
24 Menopause The Musical

Musical Theatre
7:30 Warner Theatre
13th & E Streets, NW
Washington, DC 20004
(202)
783-4000
$50, $45 Since March 2001, the hilarious show Menopause The Musical® has entertained and inspired women from coast-to-coast and internationally. The work of writer Jeanie Linders, this production includes 25 re-lyricized tunes from the '60s and '70s and culminates with a salute to women who are experiencing The Change.
25* Author Pavilion - A Three Day Book Festival Noon-7PM Washington, DC Convention Center
Exhibit Hall A - Booth #908
801 Mount Vernon Pl NW, Washington, DC 20001
n/a FREE
Visitors must obtain a "FREE" badge in the registration area.
The Author Pavilion hosts the nation's premier African American literary and scholarly talent. Authors come from all over the country to sign and promote their books to an informed crowd of elected officials, activists, students and representatives. Dynamic, personal interaction between authors and attendees is a hallmark of the exhibit hall. *Dates: Sept. 25-27.
25 B.J. Thomas

Concert
7:30PM Birchmere
3701 Mt. Vernon Ave.
Alexandria, VA 22305
(703)
549-7500
$39.50 with Pete Huttlinger
25* Colorstruck

Theatre
7:30PM The Historical Atlas Theater
1333 H street N.E., Washington D.C. 20002
William Hammons (510)
978-6092
FREE A One Man Show starring Donald E. Lacy, Jr. The "question of color" is still one of the most uncomfortable and unresolved issues facing America today. *Dates: Sept. 24-25.
25* Kathy Griffin

Comedy
8PM DAR Constitution Hall
1776 D Street, NW, Washington, DC
(202)
628-1776
$55.50, $48.50 Funny woman coming our way. Dont' miss it. *Dates: Sept. 25-26, 28.
25* Linda Eder Sings Judy Garland Marvin Hamlisch

Concert
8PM The Kennedy Center, Concert Hall, 2700 F Street NW, Washington, DC (800)
444-1324
$20-$85 Broadway veteran Linda Eder sings the legendary songs of Judy Garland in a program led by Principal Pops Conductor Marvin Hamlisch. *Dates: Sept. 25-27.
26 Arts and Cultural Night

Hispanic Heritage Month
Reception: 6-7:30PM Teatro GALA, 3333 14th Street, Washington, DC n/a FREE Theatrical presentation of "The Aging of the Plum"
26* Author Pavilion - A Three Day Book Festival Noon-7PM Washington, DC Convention Center
Exhibit Hall A - Booth #908
801 Mount Vernon Pl NW, Washington, DC 20001
n/a FREE
Visitors must obtain a "FREE" badge in the registration area.
The Author Pavilion hosts the nation's premier African American literary and scholarly talent. Authors come from all over the country to sign and promote their books to an informed crowd of elected officials, activists, students and representatives. Dynamic, personal interaction between authors and attendees is a hallmark of the exhibit hall. *Dates: Sept. 25-27.
26 Hiroshima

Concert
7:30PM Birchmere
3701 Mt. Vernon Ave.
Alexandria, VA 22305
(703)
549-7500
$39.50
26* Kathy Griffin

Comedy
8PM DAR Constitution Hall
1776 D Street, NW, Washington, DC
(202)
628-1776
$55.50, $48.50 Funny woman coming our way. Dont' miss it. *Dates: Sept. 25-26, 28.
26* Linda Eder Sings Judy Garland Marvin Hamlisch

Concert
8PM The Kennedy Center, Concert Hall, 2700 F Street NW, Washington, DC (800)
444-1324
$20-$85 Broadway veteran Linda Eder sings the legendary songs of Judy Garland in a program led by Principal Pops Conductor Marvin Hamlisch. *Dates: Sept. 25-27.
27* Author Pavilion - A Three Day Book Festival Noon-7PM Washington, DC Convention Center
Exhibit Hall A - Booth #908
801 Mount Vernon Pl NW, Washington, DC 20001
n/a FREE
Visitors must obtain a "FREE" badge in the registration area.
The Author Pavilion hosts the nation's premier African American literary and scholarly talent. Authors come from all over the country to sign and promote their books to an informed crowd of elected officials, activists, students and representatives. Dynamic, personal interaction between authors and attendees is a hallmark of the exhibit hall. *Dates: Sept. 25-27.
27 Dance DC Festival at Dance Place

Dance
8PM Dance Place
3225 8th Street, NE
Washington, DC
(202)
269-1600
FREE by ticket only. 4 tickets per person max. A free, family friendly performance featuring folk and traditional dance.
27 It's a Festival of Feathers 11AM-1PM Poplar Hill on His Lordship's Kindness
Peacock Tea Room
7606 Woodyard Rd., Clinton, MD 20735
Reservations: (301)
856-0358
$20/person Come to tea at the main hall of this lovely historic house museum which will be decorated with the colors and brilliance of the recently harvested peacock feathers which will be up for sale by the bunch. Variety of teas, pastries, fruits, and a tour of the historic house included.
27 Jackopierce

Concert
7:30PM Birchmere
3701 Mt. Vernon Ave.
Alexandria, VA 22305
(703)
549-7500
$27.50 CD release show
27* Linda Eder Sings Judy Garland Marvin Hamlisch

Concert
8PM The Kennedy Center, Concert Hall, 2700 F Street NW, Washington, DC (800)
444-1324
$20-$85 Broadway veteran Linda Eder sings the legendary songs of Judy Garland in a program led by Principal Pops Conductor Marvin Hamlisch. *Dates: Sept. 25-27.
27 Martina McBride

Concert
TBD Nissan Pavilion
7800 Cellar Door Drive
Bristow, VA 20136
(703)
754-6400
TBD With Jack Ingram, Jason Michael Carroll
27 Moein Kamran & Hooman

Concert
8:30PM DAR Constitution Hall
1776 D Street, NW, Washington, DC
(202)
628-1776
$90, $80, $70, $65, $55, $50, $45, $35

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