In Your Shoes
In Your Shoes is a collaborative project of the Laboratory for Global Performance, Georgetown University’s Democracy & Governance program, Patrick Henry College, and undergraduate students from Patrick Henry College and Georgetown University. Its mission is to bring students of diverse backgrounds into dialogue with one another to promote mutual understanding, empathy and respect. Moving beyond the political divide, … MORE
In Your Shoes is a collaborative project of the Laboratory for Global Performance, Georgetown University’s Democracy & Governance program, Patrick Henry College, and undergraduate students from Patrick Henry College and Georgetown University. Its mission is to bring students of diverse backgrounds into dialogue with one another to promote mutual understanding, empathy and respect. Moving beyond the political divide, … MORE
CrossCurrents
The next
CrossCurrents
festival
will take place
March – May, 2021
CrossCurrents is a city-wide biennial performing arts festival that highlights innovative artists from around the world who are harnessing the power of performance to humanize global politics. The CrossCurrents festival features a wide range of work at different stages of development and engages conversations around critical topics with policymakers, … MORE
The next
CrossCurrents
festival
will take place
March – May, 2021
CrossCurrents is a city-wide biennial performing arts festival that highlights innovative artists from around the world who are harnessing the power of performance to humanize global politics. The CrossCurrents festival features a wide range of work at different stages of development and engages conversations around critical topics with policymakers, … MORE
The Lab TrailBlazers
The Lab TrailBlazers are creative, politically-engaged Georgetown students and alumni that contribute to The Lab’s programs through artistic and intellectual work, skill-sharing, and volunteerism. Through their pacesetting efforts, the Lab TrailBlazers find new approaches to today’s challenges by connecting their diverse interests and areas of study to the intersection of performance and politics. … MORE
The Lab TrailBlazers are creative, politically-engaged Georgetown students and alumni that contribute to The Lab’s programs through artistic and intellectual work, skill-sharing, and volunteerism. Through their pacesetting efforts, the Lab TrailBlazers find new approaches to today’s challenges by connecting their diverse interests and areas of study to the intersection of performance and politics. … MORE
The 272
The Lab has commissioned acclaimed African-American playwright Tearrance Arvelle Chisholm to write The 272, a play that explores the legacy of Georgetown University’s history around the sale of 272 slaves in 1838 in order to keep the college in operation.
The play centers on Jordan, a young, gifted freshman entering GU from Maringouin, … MORE
The Lab has commissioned acclaimed African-American playwright Tearrance Arvelle Chisholm to write The 272, a play that explores the legacy of Georgetown University’s history around the sale of 272 slaves in 1838 in order to keep the college in operation.
The play centers on Jordan, a young, gifted freshman entering GU from Maringouin, … MORE
Remember This: The Lesson of Jan Karski
Due to popular demand, we’re thrilled to open a special preview event for Remember This: The Lesson of Jan Karski to the public! Please join us for this special opportunity to view the sold-out show. Reserve your tickets here
The opening night of the School of Foreign Service’s Centennial Celebration on November 15th will feature the Lab’s performance of Remember This: The Lesson of Jan Karski. … MORE
Due to popular demand, we’re thrilled to open a special preview event for Remember This: The Lesson of Jan Karski to the public! Please join us for this special opportunity to view the sold-out show. Reserve your tickets here
The opening night of the School of Foreign Service’s Centennial Celebration on November 15th will feature the Lab’s performance of Remember This: The Lesson of Jan Karski. … MORE
