education and engagement
A bold initiative to bring Mosaic’s play development presentations to students, artists, and the DC community.
Education and Engagement programs are sponsored by Mosaic Partners Circle Believers Frank Guzzetta & Paul Manville and Advocates Bobbie & Thomas Gottschalk.
about the programs
intergenerational matinees
A cornerstone of our education and community engagement work, Mosaic’s Intergenerational Matinees will serve as a catalyst for connection in the 2023-2024 Season, inviting discussion around our main stage plays’ common themes: identity, examining shared history, and Washington, DC. After watching plays together, high school students and seniors will engage in post-show conversations with Mosaic’s artists and one another.
Capitol Hill Community Foundation is a supporter of the Intergenerational Matinee Program.
UPCOMING INTERGENERATIONAL MATINEES
April 4, 2024—11AM
April 11, 2024—11AM
May 23, 2024—11AM
May 30, 2024—11AM
Please fill out the form on our Bring A Group page, visit our Ticketing Website, or email sabrina@mosaictheater.org for more information.
reflection series
Mosaic expands the concept of its Reflection Series, started in 2022 in conjunction with The Till Trilogy, to year-round programming that provides inroads for deep engagement with the themes of our plays. Through cross-disciplinary, citywide partnerships, Mosaic will produce an innovative series of concerts, readings, panels, and symposiums that spark meaningful reflection and foster conversation about our work.
The Reflection Series is sponsored by the CrossCurrents Foundation and Mosaic Partners Circle Believers Leslie Scallet Lieberman & Maury Lieberman and Activists Margaret & John Hauge.
Capitol Hill Community Foundation is a supporter of the Reflection Series
PAST REFLECTION SERIES
The Till Trilogy
Monumental Travesties
Confederates
high school playwriting contest
Saturday, February 24, 2024
Mosaic uplifts and inspires aspiring young playwrights through the High School Playwriting Contest. Open to 9th-12th grade students in the Washington, DC metro area, including Virginia and Maryland, the contest offers hands-on mentorship to young theater-makers and culminates in a public reading of the winning submissions at a branch of the DC Public Library, led by a director and working actors.
The High School Playwriting Contest is sponsored by Mosaic Partners Circle Advocate Leonade Jones.