Spooktacular Halloween Event! This Saturday!

The Late Night Halloween Spooktacular!!! features dancers, poets, musicians and performance artists showcasing their talents with cutting edge performances.

For this Halloween edition, Emily Arden and Victor Wallace shed self imposed labels in "If I Was to Be (Me/Exposed)"; Danica Kalemdaroglu explores the woes of the Video Ho; J. Scales tantalizes us with her funky grooves; and Aysha Upchurch, Tiana Choen-Paul, Komplex, and Yao Glover lay it on the line with their spoken word stylings. Special guests include Furia Flamenca, Luv2Dants, and Sweet Tease Burlesque featuring Lady Who?, Madame Poe, Scona, Spiked Punch, and The Muse!

Don't forget the COSTUME CONTEST with prizes going to those who best capture the spirit of Expressions Series: Late Night!!!: Take Risks, Let Loose, and Have Fun! Dancing and mingling into the night!

$20 in advance , $25 at the door (includes light refreshments).
You can also send a check to Mason/Rhynes Productions at PO Box 5163, Capitol Heights, MD 20791. Can't make it? Make a donation! It is a fundraiser after all!
Doors open at 10:30pm. Show starts at 11pm. Performances include ADULT MATERIAL. Must be 18 or older to attend! Reply to staff@mason-rhynes.org or call 301-887-1078 to reserve tickets.

Joy of Motion Dupont Circle, 1643 Connecticut Avenue, NW 20009(Connecticut Street entrance) For directions call Joy of Motion Dupont Circle at 202-387-0911.

Don't miss out; reserve your tickets now! Seating is limited. Who knows what the artists will scare up for Halloween! It's the most fun you'll have supporting a non-profit!

Missed Life, Rhythm, Move Project at Kennedy Center?

Have no fear! You can still see our performances on Kennedy Center's webcast. Please click here to be taken to the site. You will find us in the archives under September 6 & 7 - Aysha Upchurch and Co.

Life, Rhythm, Move Project Performs at Kennedy Center's Millennium Stage Sept 6&7

Please join Life, Rhythm, Move Project as they present Am I On? Choreographed by Artistic Director, Aysha Upchurch as part of Performing Arts for Everyone and the Millennium Stage.

See you there!!!!

Thanks For Checking Us Out!

Life, Rhythm, Move Project (LRMP) performed this past Friday at Carter Barron Amphitheater as part of Mason/Rhynes Productions' Expression Series Showcase. Thank you to all those who came out to support us! The four minute excerpt we presented was part of a longer commissioned work that will be presented at Kennedy Center's Millennium Stage this September. Aysha Upchurch, founder and artistic director of LRMP was awarded one of this year's three Kennedy Center Local Dance Commissioning Projects. (Congratulations Aysha!!!!) We are all so excited to have this opportunity. And we can't wait to see you there!