Art of Care Open Sessions

What would our campus look like if we placed care for one another at its center?

Join a diverse community of Georgetown students, faculty, and staff and DC community members to engage in intergenerational dialogue centered on care. Through facilitated activities based on theater techniques, the group will build trust and connection through deep listening and the sharing of one another’s exact words. Come experience The Lab’s signature methodology, In Your Shoes™, which will be the foundation for The Lab’s Art of Care Residency in Gonda Theatre from April 12-18.

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The Lab at Mitambo International Festival Part 2

The Lab at Mitambo International Festival

A five-day convergence of creativity, dialogue, and performance in the heart of Harare, Zimbabwe. September 22-26.

Hosted by two Global Fellows, The Mitambo International Theatre Festival is now in its 6th year.

A five-day convergence of creativity, dialogue, and performance in the heart of Harare, Zimbabwe. September 22-26.

Hosted by two Global Fellows, The Mitambo International Theatre Festival is now in its 6th year. This year, The Lab brings artists from our international network to present and share work at the festival, including workshops and performances by Global Fellows, Creative Core member Nikkole Salter, and Lab team member Mélisande Short Colomb.

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The Lab at Mitambo International Festival

Here I Am at the Mitambo International Festival

This marks ten years since descendants and Georgetown University began a public process of acknowledgement and reconciliation.

This special reimagined presentation, created specifically for the Mitambo International Theatre Festival, marks ten years since descendants and Georgetown University began a public process of acknowledgement and reconciliation. Incorporating new personal reflections from the past decade, this presentation of Here I Am revisits the original work with fresh perspective while affirming its enduring resonance across continents and generations.

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The Lab humanizes global politics through performance. We cultivate a distinctive global community of collaborators that includes students, emerging and established artists, educators, policy leaders, and activists. Our work harnesses narrative, memory, and acts of witnessing with the aim of sparking transformation and change.