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50 of our friends and supporters share favorite memories and intriguing insights on the occasion of our 50th anniversary.
Check back often! We will release new video interviews throughout the season.
Check back often! We will release new video interviews throughout the season.
Irfana Jetha Noorani
VIDEO 34: Published Aug 8, 2017
The deputy director of D.C.’s 11th Street Bridge Park discusses the Mars Urban Arts Initiative.
The deputy director of D.C.’s 11th Street Bridge Park discusses the Mars Urban Arts Initiative.
Anthony Williams
VIDEO 7: Published Nov 9, 2016
The former mayor considers the organization's role in the D.C. community.
The former mayor considers the organization's role in the D.C. community.
Chase Maggiano
VIDEO 6: Published Nov 9, 2016
The arts administrator recalls his
time as a Washington Performing
Arts intern.
The arts administrator recalls his
time as a Washington Performing
Arts intern.
Libra and Pharaoh Mayo
VIDEO 5: Published Nov 9, 2016
Libra Mayo shares the impact of the Capital Strings Camp on her son, budding cellist Pharaoh.
Libra Mayo shares the impact of the Capital Strings Camp on her son, budding cellist Pharaoh.
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
VIDEO 4: Published Nov 9, 2016
The noted arts patron reflects on Washington Performing Arts' history
and role in the DC community.
The noted arts patron reflects on Washington Performing Arts' history
and role in the DC community.
Helen Santoro
VIDEO 3: Published Nov 9, 2016
Patron and donor Helen Santoro recalls her first Washington Performing Arts performance.
Patron and donor Helen Santoro recalls her first Washington Performing Arts performance.
Hilary Hahn
VIDEO 2: Published Nov 9, 2016
The violinist reminisces about her history with Washington Performing Arts and our support of artists.
The violinist reminisces about her history with Washington Performing Arts and our support of artists.
Elisabeth Hayes
VIDEO 1: Published Nov 9, 2016
Elisabeth Hayes, daughter of WPAS founder Patrick Hayes, reflects on her father's legacy.
Elisabeth Hayes, daughter of WPAS founder Patrick Hayes, reflects on her father's legacy.