ARTS & SOCIAL Diane Rehm and Kevin Chaffee at the Sulgrave Club, one of 26 diplomatic and private dinners held in honor of the Washington Ballet’s 2021 Gala. Photo by Tony Powell.
“Trois Rêves” — Elenaluisa Alvarez and Alison Bartels. Photo by Jeff Malet. Philanthropist Reginald Van Lee accepts the Lois England Philanthropic Award from Washington Ballet Artistic Director Julie Kent. Van Lee is a former Washington Ballet trustee and played a pivotal role in bringing Kent to TWB. Photo by Tony Powell.
On With the Dance! Bowen McCauley Celebrates Final Season at the Kennedy Center
The Washington Ballet Kicks Off 45th Season
BY J EFF MA L ET In its first performance in over a year, Arlington-based Bowen McCauley Dance Company was granted permission to perform in front of a live audience at the Kennedy Center’s Terrace Theater on May 26. It was an important step for the venue, as the performance was the Kennedy Center’s first event since its closure in 2020, though the invite-only gathering was restricted to just 25 percent of room capacity. The program was also simulcast live. Late last year, BMDC’s founding Artistic Director, Lucy Bowen McCauley announced that this — its 25th Anniversary Season– will be the company’s last. For more information about the Sept. 14 finale performance at the Kennedy Center, or the Dance for PD program, visit www.BMDC.org. See full story and more photos of this event at Georgetowner.com.
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