May 7th, 8th & 9th @ DC’s Warehouse Theater

presented by City Artistic Partnerships

Enjoy 3 Pairings of our all-female festival participant’s


Friday, May 7th, 8pm – “Songs from the Heart” & Kismet

Saturday, May 8th, 8pm – “Songs from the Heart” & Capital Blend

Sunday, May 9th, 3pm – “An A’ Capella Afternoon”; featuring both Kismet & Capital Blend

***A festival bonus on Sunday, May 9th @ 7pm – Free to all! – a free play reading series of local playwright Sara Ilyse Jacobson’s 10-minute plays including: Have Your Cake, Conjugal Visit, Renege & others.

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Singing Our Hearts Out is a cabaret production presented by Washington, DC-based performers Karen Lange and Courtney Tisch, in partnership with Pinky Swear Productions. After a sold out one-night performance at the Bethesda Theater this past February, this entirely female cast is back to sing songs ranging from musical theater to jazz to today’s pop music as well as present original solo performance work. The women in the cast have been principle performers at American Century Theater, Factory 449 Productions, Hexagon, Imagination Stage, Olney Theater Center, Pinky Swear Productions, Shakespeare Theater Company, Studio Theater, Taffety Punk, and Washington Improv Theater.

Capital Blend is a Washington DC based all-female a’ cappella group formed in the spring of 2008 and consists of women from a wide variety of professions. Capital Blend performs in and around the DC Metro area at venues ranging from the Washington Nationals Stadium to retirement communities and corporate events. The group’s repertoire includes popular music, oldies but goodies, international hits, and original compositions.

Kismet is a 12-woman a’ cappella group formed when fate– or, well, kismet– brought a group of like-minded singers to the same cafe in early 2003. They have been singing together ever since and have recently performed at SingStrong (an annual a cappella festival in Reston, VA) and the National Building Museum’s Volunteer Appreciation Event as well as at awards banquets, weddings, and coffee shops in and around Washington, DC.

Notes

Due to ongoing renovations, the address/entrance to the theater for this production is 643 New York Ave., NW – at the north end of the small parking lot between Lux nightclub and the DC Eagle – a few steps from the intersection of 7th Street & New York Ave., NW.

The theater is two (2) blocks from Metro’s Mt. Vernon Square station on the yellow/green lines or three (3) blocks from the Gallery place/Chinatown station on Metro’s red line. We encourage you to take public transportation to our event, if possible.

All seats are general admission and due to the temporary theater entrance there will be no late seating for this production.
We encourage our audience to arrive with enough time to grab a drink, pick your seats and enjoy some music before the show. Children are permitted at this show with adult supervision, however, you should know their may be adult themes expressed and adult language used in these shows.

Unfortunately, due to renovations, this show is not handicap accessible. We apologize and ask for your understanding.

ALL TICKETS ARE $15.00 each (general admission)

All performances will take place at Warehouse Theater

All Tickets are $15

Please bring cash to the performance or purchase online here.

If, when making your performance date selection, the date you are hoping to attend does not appear, that performance is “sold-out”. That does mean all seats have been sold or reserved for that performance, however, first-come/first-served standing room tickets will be sold at the theater beginning one hour before showtime. Standing room tickets are $10 each and may only be purchased at the door for cash. We do not have the ability to process credit cards on-site.

For questions about your reservation, please email us at tickets@cityartisticpartnerships.org. Thank you!