Hey Galvanize Community,
The Welders invites you to our next show and our first live performance event! We have two performances this week and one next week (see details below) and we have a discount code for you!
Galvanize members can use code: CROSSROADS10 (case sensitive) for $10 off any ticket level.
Here's what you need to know. Crossroads, Detours, & Exits latest media, community engagement,
and ticket information. | | | Crossroads, Detours, & Exits premieres tomorrow, Wednesday, May 4, at 8pm!
Here's what you need to know. | | Tomorrow night, Crossroads, Detours, and Exits will be our first in-person show since 2019! Thank you to everyone who has helped us get to this moment. Crossroads, Detours, and Exits is a candidly personal interrogation from JR "Nexus" Russ of his identities, particularly being Black, Filipino American, and Queer, particularly sharing those moments when life took a turn. A DC community staple, Busboys and Poets is the perfect space to join Nexus in this exploration of self, community, and home.
Current showtimes, dates and locations are: Need (more) tickets? | | | The House opens 1 hour before showtime! Arrive early for enough time to order dinner from Busboys and Poets' robust menu!
Show Duration The show will last no longer than 60 minutes with no intermission.
Bring your mask! Please enter the enclosed space with your masks on and remove them only while eating and drinking.
Take care of yourselves. During this event, there will be mention of the following: Family conflict, mental illness, suicide, murder, and racial harm. Please take care of yourself. If you step out of the event we will gladly guide you back in when you are ready to return.
See you at the show! | | Some Light Reading Before the Show | | Save the date: 4pm on May 17 | | | We are excited to tease the first of multiple virtual community engagement events presented in conjunction with Crossroads, Detours, and Exits. And the first will be with the city's Council Office of Racial Equity at 4pm on Tuesday, May 17. More details to come soon. | |  | | The Welders past and present! The Founding cohort: Renee Calarco, Bob Bartlett, Allyson Currin, Jojo Ruff, Caleen Sinnette Jennings, and Gwydion Suilebhan; Welders 2.0: Stephen Spotswood, Hannah Hessel Ratner, Rachel Hynes, Alexandra Petri, Deb Sivigny, Annalisa Dias, Brett Abelman; Welders 3.0: Teshonne Nicole Powell, Jared Shamberger, Cat Frost, JR Russ, Sisi Reid, and Farah Lawal Harris. | | | A friendly reminder, especially if you haven't seen it yet, that the application to be the next cohort of The Welders is open. The Application Deadline is Monday, August 15, 2022, at 11:59pm. | | | Remember! When you purchase from our online store, you are supporting the next generation of Welders playwrights as well as our current production. Proceeds from general Welders' merchandise go directly to The Welders 4.0! Explore our online store on TeeSpring! | | | |
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