The Process – Amber Lucia Chabus
In this episode of The Process, Amber Lucia Chabus leads a rehearsal for "When my cat dies, I don’t die too”, a dance piece about cat obsessions, anticipating grief, and choosing to love deeply.
this house is a body / this body is a house by Claire Alrich (recap!)
We had a great time experiencing Claire Alrich's latest work, this house is a body / this body is a house at Rhizome DC in Takoma Park, Maryland!
The Washington Chinese Culture Festival 2025 (recap!)
Photos from the 22nd Washington Chinese Cultural Festival in Washington, D.C.
Dead Inside by Riki Lindhome at Woolly Mammoth (recap!)
Photos from Riki Lindhome's "Dead Inside" at Woolly Mammoth.
Tackling a subject often swept under the rug next to the biohazard bin, Dead Inside offers an unfiltered glimpse into one woman’s journey through infertility – told with humor, vulnerability, and original songs you’ll hum all the way to your next OB-GYN appointment.
“Trying to conceive is a full-time job that pays in despair and stretchier pants,” says Lindhome. “But at least now it also comes with a soundtrack.” !
The Process – A.J. Collabs at Atlas Arts Lab
Color Me (Curly): Detangled Stories is a multidisciplinary performance that explores the complex cultural, emotional, and political landscape of Black hair. Rooted in storytelling, this original work amplifies various narratives through a fusion of movement, voice, and sound—creating an intimate and powerful reflection on Black identity.
The Process – RAWRA at Atlas Arts Lab
RAWRA, a queer multidisciplinary artist, explores the intersection of the raw and the weird. Borrowing from Dr. Schultz of the Internal Family Systems psychology, “Our parts can sometimes be disruptive or harmful, but once they are unburdened, they return to their essential goodness. When we learn to love all our parts, we can learn to love all people– and that will contribute to healing the world.”