Daniella Ignacio
Contributing Editor at American Theatre
Writer and Reviewer at Freelance
she/her | 🇵🇭 | writer | theatre artist | musician | editorial fellow @washingtonian | 📝: @AmericanTheatre, @dctheaterarts, @3viewstheater
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2 weeks ago |
americantheatre.org | Daniella Ignacio
On Jan. 7, 60 students at California’s Altadena Arts and Eliot Arts magnet schools began rehearsals for their production of Shrek, Jr. That same night, while the young artists were soundly asleep, the Eaton fires began to ravage their region of Los Angeles. In the ensuing week, as the Pacific Palisades fire simultaneously raged in West L.A., the Easton fire destroyed much of their school, including their theatre, which lost its roof.
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1 month ago |
dctheaterarts.org | Daniella Ignacio
Uprooted: On my dance backgroundI gave up on hardcore classical ballet midway through elementary school because I didn’t want to leave my house on Saturday mornings anymore. When I got to middle school, I would get up at 6 a.m. on Saturdays to get to 7 a.m. synchronized skating practice. (It might have been even earlier.) Little mover Daniella…had her priorities in order. Something about the pressure, gliding, and fluid motions of skating made me feel freer.
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1 month ago |
51st.news | Martin Austermuhle |Daniella Ignacio |Eric Falquero
It was only a few years ago that Republicans accused Democrats of wanting to defund the police. But on Tuesday afternoon, House Republicans seemed to do just that in D.C. – and much more.
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1 month ago |
51st.news | Martin Austermuhle |Daniella Ignacio |Christina Sturdivant Sani |Colleen Grablick |Eric Falquero
As car-free pedestrians and transit riders, my wife and I don’t typically venture beyond everything the Metro touches when it comes to day trips. Occasionally the Amtrak to Baltimore. (Turn to Christina for that inspo!) But a trip the DC Bird Alliance advertised last month piqued our interest and pushed us out of our comfort zone.
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1 month ago |
51st.news | Daniella Ignacio |Eric Falquero |Christina Sturdivant Sani |Colleen Grablick |Martin Austermuhle
What was already expected to be a challenging budget season in D.C. was further scrambled late last month with two simple words: mild recession. In a quarterly revenue estimate released on February 28, that’s how the city’s independent chief financial officer, Glen Lee, described the likely outcome later this year of President Trump’s slash-and-burn approach to the federal workforce, with D.C. expected to suffer a disproportionate burden because of its high concentration of federal workers.
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