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JADA BRADLEY (jadabradley.com) is a writer and a great supporter of creative expression. Her blog, In Other Words, can be found at inotherwordz.blogspot.com. Here she’ll explore arts on the cheap in D.C. It’s champagne culture on a soda budget.

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Lynn Nottage takes her 2009 Pulitzer Prize-winning play, 'Ruined', on the road

This past Monday night, The Kennedy Center and the Enough project presented a staged reading of Ruined, the play that earned the 2009 Pulitzer Prize...
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Kennedy Center Stages Reading of 2009 Pulitzer-Prize Winning Drama "Ruined"

Playwright Lynn Nottage won the 2009 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for her play, Ruined, in which the ravaged women of the Democratic Republic of...
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See Afro Bop Alliance at the SAAM on October 15

It wasn't too long ago that I posted about celebrating the second half of Hispanic Heritage Month...and time really flies because now the month is...
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Eclipsed at Woolly Mammoth: A Powerful Story of Women and War

Within every war there are an infinite number of battles for survival--especially for those who are not supposed to be a part of the fighting. The...
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Get Ready to Move with Dance DC Festival 2009, August 28-30

Rest up this weekend because next weekend Dance DC Festival 2009 will have you on your feet up and moving all weekend long with free workshops and...
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Sunset Serenade at the Nat'l Zoo this Thursday (7/23)

If the last time you saw animals was watching the Lion King DVD, maybe it is time you get out to where you might be able to see some real ones....
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See free screenings of films from Asia, Latin America and Africa until July 29

Now that you have seen (or avoided) certain summer blockbusters, it is time to turn your attention to movie fare that is a little more off the beaten...
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Artists in Dialogue: Antonio Ole and Aime Mpane at the National Museum of African Art

In my post about alternative ways to celebrate Cinco de Mayo, I mentioned the Artists in Dialogue: António Ole and Aimé Mpane exhibit at...
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Passport to Africa, May 20-24

The DC area continuously provides more and more ways for you to get a glimpse of the world and get stamps in your virtual passport--and this is a good...
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Artists in Dialogue: Antonio Ole and Aime Mpane at the National Museum of African Art

In my post about alternative ways to celebrate Cinco de Mayo, I mentioned the Artists in Dialogue: António Ole and Aimé Mpane exhibit at...
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