District Fray Magazine // April 2020

CULTURE

FADE TO BLACK: CORONAVIRUS CLOSURES FORCE LOCAL THEATERS TO RETHINK THEIR FUTURES WORDS BY NICOLE HERTVIK 38 | APRIL 2020

Debra Booth’s set for 2019’s Richard the Third. Photo by Scott Suchman.

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PLAY // Green Drag

PLAY // Inside Jobs

LIFE // Neighborhood Newness

pages 58, 62, 64-65

LIFE // Stand with Small Businesses

LIFE // D.C. Continues Green Streak with Help from Local Orgs

LIFE // Plants: The Powerful Connector

CULTURE // Curiosity Fueled the Brain

CULTURE // Fade to Black

MUSIC // Forward & Backward at the Same Time

MUSIC // How the Team Behind Some of D.C.'s Most Beloved Venues is Getting Through Covid-19

DRINK // Refreshed and Relaxed

EAT // A Champion in Chaos

EAT // Restaurant Relief

EAT // Urban Gardens Feeding Families and Growing Communities in D.C.

RADAR // Stir-Crazy

pages 13-14, 16

LIFE // Cannabis Culture is Changing in D.C.

EAT // Arcadia Adapts to the New Normal

Music // Soulful Musician Cheakaity Brown Just Keeps On Plugging

RADAR // Up-And-Comers

RADAR // Homespun

MUSIC // Embracing All Forms of Artistry

RADAR // District Denizens

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