Embracing Arlington Arts Talks
Our podcast features arts organizations, performing and visual artists, reviewers and many others to talk about upcoming productions and openings to help listeners gain a deeper insight into the world of arts and culture.
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- 13
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- Sep 2, 2026
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- Jul 5, 2026
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Ursula Seckel & Jeff Spugnardi (opens the original)
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Two talented artists lend their talents to LOOK, AVAST and Arts Place Pop-Up on Langston with a sense of creativity that can't be missed. Listen to their interview to be exposed to their brilliance in the DMV region! Go to the AVAST and Arlingon Artists Alliance website to lean of their latest projects.
Brian Quijada Creates Another Gem of Latino Artistry! (opens the original)
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Learn about Brian Quijada's newest script at Mosaic Theater in Washington, DC. You will be spellbound hearing from two remarkable actors Natacia Diaz and Gloria Benavides. Their story of resiliency and insights into the contradictions of the Latino experience in the United States is fascinating; all told through the lens of the WIzard of Oz.
Harold Clurman's Life Comes to Life on Stage (opens the original)
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Listen to a fascinating interview with Ronald Rand a man whose portrayal of Harold Clurman will leave audiences mesmorized!
Time Warp dancing now! Listen to Brad, Janet and Rocky! (opens the original)
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Listen to a highly entertaining interview with the actors from Monumental Theatre's latest production!
Pittsburgh New Works Festival (opens the original)
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Catch an entertaining intevew with, board members, Michael "Buzz" Buzzelli and James Critchfield, from the Pittsburgh New Works Festival. Their love for theater is contageous!
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