Giving care can mean overcoming fear, as the ensemble demonstrates in stories from the COVID-19 pandemic, including a doctor who protected members of his team who were afraid of bringing the illness home to their families. … MORE
I had always wondered how different my life would have been if I had chosen to go to school somewhere other than Georgetown. It wasn’t that I regretted my decision to come to GU, … MORE
Wonnie and Derek at The Art of Care Roundtable at Eaton House. Photo by Chris Banks
It was our first read-through at the start of October 2024, … MORE
Here I Am in Georgetown University in Qatar, as part of the 2025 Black Literary Festival
On every occasion I perform and experience Here I Am as live theater, … MORE
Global Fellows Share Storytelling Practices with Palestinian Students in Italy
In June 2024, Global Fellow Fidaa Ataya collaborated with Lab Associate Director Emma Jaster to bring international storytellers to Italy, … MORE
Rabbi Rachel Gartner at the IYS Global Dialogues Workshop
As a rabbi, I’ve long suspected that if people could hear the stories I hear nearly every day from those in my care – … MORE
“The Art of Care tells the stories of caregivers, of nurses and doctors, of teachers, of policymakers, of the seven performers’ own raw stories of receiving and giving care.” … MORE
This multifaceted presentation, which incorporates music and movement, celebrates the role of drama as a catalyst for cure.
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War. Fear. Illness and death. These crises twine through the braided narratives in Mosaic Theater Company’s “The Art of Care.” But the emphasis in this world premiere is less on trauma than on empathetic human responses to it. … MORE
Washington, D.C. — — The Laboratory for Global Performance and Politics (The Lab) is thrilled to announce the newest cohort of their Global Fellows program. … MORE
Caitlin Nasema Cassidy (she/her) is an actor, director, and producer making experimental performance that is physical, collaborative, and poetic. Her practice is rooted in joy, embodied research, and (com)post-activism. … MORE
At a time characterized by polarization and distrust, the need for approaches that humanize others through narrative and empathy has never been greater. The Lab is dependent on outside funding in order to make our work possible.
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