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Back to Yours Grows Up with “It’s Dangerous at Home”

Back to Yours "It's Dangerous at Home" Album Art

Recent Articles DMV-native indie-rock band Back to Yours is back with their first record since 2020, “It’s Dangerous at Home.” Back to Yours “It’s Dangerous at Home” Album Art Back to Yours is committed to making rock music accessible for all music fans, and their newest album achieves this through their alt rock sound. Being […]

Capital Fringe: Embracing the Outskirts

A black background with white text the says "Find the sweet? Find the sour? Fringe is on! July 12-23, and a logo for both Georgetown and the Eldavitch DCJCC beneath the slogan. On the right side is the painted image top half of an unpeeled lemon.

Capital Fringe gets ready to put on its 16th theatre festival in Georgetown.
Fringe theatre has always been about inserting the outliers into the performance world. What started in 1947 Edinburgh as these smaller theatre troupes putting on shows on the literal fringes of larger festivals has evolved into the platforming of smaller and less traditional shows. The concept has evolved and traveled the world in the almost eighty years since its inception. Fringe theatre, now, not only creates a space for artists on the fringe of the theatre industry, but also platforms the ideas and stories that lie on the fringes of society. D.C.’s very own Capital Fringe seeks to continue this tradition and update it for the modern era. The festival, running from July 12th through July 23rd over the course of the weekends, is full of shows from both experienced and novice theatre makers.

This year marks the 16th ever Capital Fringe. Since 2005, Capital Fringe, headed by Julianne Brienza, has sought out to give upcoming theatre-makers the chance to put on their shows. The festival embraces the idea that theatre has always been for the people, by the people. The festival has had to adapt to the shrinking availability of community theatre in the city, and is now being held in exclusively in Georgetown, with two theatre spaces right next to each other and a rented bar space a brisk seven minute walk away. 

Arts Fishing Club Love for a Lifetime in “heart will remain”

An elderly man and woman stand beside one another.

More to Watch Nasvhille-based folk rock band Arts Fishing Club release “heart will remain” music video from their recent album, Rothko Sky. Arts Fishing Club “Heart Will Remain” music video screenshot With a delicately plucked guitar accompanied by a soft and sweet vocal performance, “heart will remain,” celebrates love that lasts a lifetime. The music […]