Ashayla Byrd X Robert Garland, Alexandra Hutchinson, Derek Brockington

In this special Artist Talk, Ashayla Byrd sits down with The Dance Theatre of Harlem's Artistic Director, Robert Garland and principal dancers Alexandra Hutchinson and Derek Brockington! They chat about documenting dance, dancing at the National Theatre and their upcoming show, the Washington Performing Arts presentation of the Firebird!

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Artist Talks

September 20, 2026

Ashayla Byrd X Grace David

In this special Artist Talk, Ashayla Byrd sits down with DC-based Performance & Textile Artist, Miss Grace David! Miss Grace David is a Black, queer, and non-binary femme performance and textile artist based in the DC area.

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September 13, 2026

Love Letters of WWII by Mélange Dance Theatre at the Library of Congress by Blythe

“Only love can console this poor world. Only love can set us free,” intones the narrator of “Love Letters of WWII” at the Library of Congress by New Orleans’ Mélange Dance Theatre. Played by Emily Thibodeaux, our narrator will be with us for the entire performance, patiently sitting upstage left against the wall, a box of old letters at her side..

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September 9, 2026

The Process – Patricia Meneses

This episode of The Process follows Patricia Meneses as she creates work for the Latinx Movement Festival! World Politics begins with a simple and overwhelming question: what do we do with a world that insists on repeating itself?

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September 9, 2026

Juliana Pironti X Deanna Woodman

The wonderful Juliana Pironti hosts this special Artist Talk with Deanna Woodman! Deanna is a dancer, Choreographer, Producer, Creator and more!

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Artist Talks

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September 1, 2026

Angel Ramirez’s Vamos a bailar? at Atlas by Luisa Lynch

A dancer in the spotlight, suspending, pushing, moving with control that cuts through space with intention as cloudy as grief yet as clear as glimmering water. An amorphous group of bodies becoming liquid, fluidly melting into each other like beads of sweat dripping down your back when dancing to your favorite song under club lights..

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