Here's your blurb: The space champions artists who don't get stage time elsewhere, mixing gallery work with theater pieces in a scrappy, generous way. Go if you want to see what's actually being made by DC's creative people, not what's been pre-screened for safety.
art gallery · 2438 18th St NW
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