The Atlas Performing Arts Center is a nonprofit performing arts venue in a historic theater located in the heart of Washington DC’s historic H Street NE neighborhood. The Atlas is a 1930’s Art Deco movie theater that was fully restored as the Atlas Performing Arts Center in 2006. The Atlas has four performance venues. The Lang Theatre is a 258 fixed-seat theater space. The Sprenger Theatre is a large flex-seat theater space that holds 180 seated, 280 standing. Lab II is a small, flex-seat black box theatre space that holds 79 seated, 100 standing. Lab I is also a small, black box theater space that holds 60 seated and 90 standing. In addition, The Great Hall: Kogod Lobby + Cafritz Promenade can hold 300 standing. ...

Built in 1922, Lincoln Theatre DC is a neoclassical theater in historic U Street Northwest. The venue features state-of-the-art sound and lighting systems with raked and balcony seating for up to 1,250 guests. The Lincoln hosts a wide-range of musical, theatrical, and political events.The theater is owned by the city and operated by I.M.P., the independent promoter and owner of The Atlantis and 9:30 Club. ...

Located in the Shaw District of Washington, DC, The Howard Theatre is a fully equipped venue with state-of-the-art production, audio visual and lighting systems. Established in 1910, the historic theater offers two-tiered horseshoe-shaped seating centered on a 30-foot stage, making even the largest event seem intimate.The Center Stage room can accommodate up to 250 seated or 500 standing. ...

Opened in 1924, the Warner Theatre DC, a Live Nation venue, is an Art Deco theater in the Penn Quarter arts district east of downtown Washington, DC. The sophisticated space features a main lobby with a decadent balcony, an elegant theatre and the 1924 Lounge. The venue is a destination for national and international recording artists, and the finest in theatrical, dance, and TV presentations. ...