Atlas Performing Arts Center

Atlas Performing Arts Center The Atlas Performing Arts Center is a non-profit performing arts venue and the cultural anchor of the H Street, Northeast community in Washington, DC.
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The Atlas fosters and presents performances of all kinds in an historic venue. The Atlas is home to adventurous artists, audiences and ideas. The Atlas’ vision is to create a dynamic hub where artists, audiences, seniors, young people, neighbors and arts enthusiasts are actively engaging in and having meaningful conversations about art and ideas. It is the Atlas’ belief that the arts have the capa

city to connect people and create understanding and respect among them and build a stronger community for all.

Join us in welcoming Lynne DeRoché to the Atlas Board of Directors!
08/14/2026

Join us in welcoming Lynne DeRoché to the Atlas Board of Directors!

Applications for the 2027 Atlas INTERSECTIONS Festival close today at 5pm!The Atlas INTERSECTIONS Festival is an impactf...
08/14/2026

Applications for the 2027 Atlas INTERSECTIONS Festival close today at 5pm!

The Atlas INTERSECTIONS Festival is an impactful showcase of artists who use their crafts to inspire, inform, educate, and entertain. The festival theme is: Where the art world and the real world intersect.

Works are selected based upon artistic excellence, artistic merit, relevance to festival themes, innovation, collaboration, audience engagement, potential ticket sales, and marketing and administrative capacity.

Apply through the link in our bio and at atlasarts.org/intersections27/ before it's too late!

08/13/2026
08/13/2026

Take a look at some of our upcoming shows! We have something for everyone!

What show are you most excited to see?

🔗Get tickets at the link in our bio!

The secret is out! The Atlas Performing Arts Center is proud to announce Constellation Theatre Company, the esteemed the...
08/13/2026

The secret is out! The Atlas Performing Arts Center is proud to announce Constellation Theatre Company, the esteemed theatre company dedicated to telling powerful stories in intimate spaces, will join the 2026-2027 season as a Resident Arts Partner on September 1, 2026. With missions that are aligned, this partnership affirms our combined commitment to advancing artistic excellence, equity, inclusion, and community engagement.

Read more in the press release at the link in our bio!

Save the dates for 's season at Atlas:

The Old Man and The Old Moon
November 19 – December 13
Atlas Performing Arts Center, Sprenger Theatre

Failure: A Love Story
May 14 - June 13
Atlas Performing Arts Center, Lab Theatre II

Tickets available soon at atlasarts.org!

Atlas presents Music with Mr. Rob and Friends!Join us for a joyful interactive concert with Mr. Rob & Friends! Kids will...
08/12/2026

Atlas presents Music with Mr. Rob and Friends!

Join us for a joyful interactive concert with Mr. Rob & Friends! Kids will unlock their inner musician through playing, singing, and dancing along to classic children’s tunes, as well as original songs designed to get them moving and grooving. From the opening soundcheck to the last goodbye, this show is sure to get your kids up and moving while learning more about music along the way!

Get tickets at https://www.atlasarts.org/events/mr-rob-and-friends/

08/12/2026
Solas Nua presents "Show in a Bag: Works in Progress" on August 23. Now entering its second year, Show In A Bag offers a...
08/11/2026

Solas Nua presents "Show in a Bag: Works in Progress" on August 23.

Now entering its second year, Show In A Bag offers an opportunity for DC area performing artists to create a solo show with dramaturgy from Solas Nua and Dublin’s Fishamble: The New Play Company. This program reimagines the financial theatre producing model, putting artists in control of their own work, while focusing on the essential art of storytelling. Over six months, the Show in a Bag program offers performers support to develop a solo script that they can perform anywhere. This year’s edition has three artists who will be presenting a work-in-progress reading of their solo shows.

DANI STOLLER
Stuffed or Tomorrow I Will Be Perfect is a story of food, finances, and fornication. An exploration of one woman’s journey to heal her addictive behaviors and find a way to feel whole by letting herself feel empty.

LILLI HOKOMA
This work‑in‑progress solo reverie drifts through the luminous and shadowed landscapes of Lilli’s hair—where pride and shame coil together like strands of memory. Drawing on the first time she fell in love with Twelfth Night as a new-to-underarm-hair-3rd-grader, to her revamp from pandemic gender journey experience playing Viola, the vignettes explore gender as performance. As Lilli wanders from Olivia’s sultry poise to Viola’s stumbling courage, she traces the wild, “hairy” pathways in between: the places where identity is thrust upon us and the moments we choose to forge our own path in the dazzling experience of becoming.

MILO LONGENECKER
Dance Yrself Clean, 1518 is a play with dance exploring the anomalous choreomania of 1518 and its relationship to communal ecstatic movement today. WIll the ghosts of medieval Strasbourg’s dancing plague remain firmly lodged in the past? Or collide with our living bodies in the present, revealing an intrinsic embodied wisdom with the potential to set all convened spirits free?

Tickets at https://www.atlasarts.org/events/solas-nua/

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1333 H Street NE
Washington D.C., DC
20002

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