We so excited: Sulu DC's April Show is TOMORROW!

[Sulu DC]

Today is Friday. Tomorrow is Saturday, and Sunday comes afterwards. Not like you needed a lesson in the days of the week from our favorite autotuned teen, but not gonna lie: we so excited for tomorrow’s Sulu DC show.

 

Hosted by Brian Wang with sounds by The Pinstriped Rebel, tomorrow night’s show features Jennifer Cendaña Armas, The Fourth Stream, Alex Cena, Jose Padua and SNRG. Learn more about who’ll be gracing the Sulu DC stage on our blog: http://suludc.com/?p=519

 

Saturday, April 16, 2011

Artisphere, 1101 Wilson Blvd, Rosslyn, VA 22209
2 blocks from the Rosslyn Metro on the Blue/Orange Line

Doors open at 6:30 pm, show starts at 7:00 pm

 

$10 general admission / $8 student admission

Avoid the lines and buy your tickets here: http://bit.ly/suluapril11show

 

ALSO – Artisphere’s new Here CafeBar will be open during the show, and we’re told the regular menu will be served. We’ve got your brainfood, Here has your food food. Eat up!

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Apologies if you were rickrolled while reading our last e-mail (it WAS April Fools, after all!), but here’s the video from March’s “Herstory: The Lives of Fierce AAPI Women” show. Forreal. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmmEph4xMKQ

And if you wanted to learn more about Robin Park (who performed at the March show), you’re in luck. Here’s Simone Jacobson’s interview with her for The Lantern Review: http://suludc.com/?p=553

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Split This Rock invites proposals for panel and roundtable discussions, workshops, and themed group readings for their third national poetry festival, scheduled for March 22-25, 2012, in Washington, DC. Applications are due June 30. More information is available at SplitThisRock.org.

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Mark your calendars! Our May show is on Saturday, 5/21, 7pm at Artisphere. Celebrate AAPI Heritage Month with Sulu DC! Stay tuned for more information.

Thanks for all of your support. See you tomorrow night!

Love & light,
Sulu Star System

http://suludc.com | @SuluDC

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Sulu DC is an underground network and home for Asian American and/or Pacific Islander American (AAPI) artists in Washington, D.C. On the third Saturday of every month, we host a performance showcase of emerging and established AAPI artists in music, spoken word, theater, dance, film, and multidisciplinary performances.