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Sarah Marloff

Washington, D.C., United States

Arts Editor at Washington City Paper

Arts Editor @wcp // alum @austinchronicle // leave a message or at me @sarahmarloff.bsky.social

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  • The Trans Quilt Arrives on the National Mall May 17 as Trump’s Erasure Campaign Continues

    3 weeks ago | washingtoncitypaper.com | Sarah Marloff

    What does freedom mean to you? Thanks for being a member of City Paper! That’s the question at the heart of a new art installation landing on the National Mall for Trans Pride on May 17. Led by the ACLU, the Freedom To Be Monument is the brainchild of Gillian Branstetter, a transgender advocate and communication strategist for the ACLU’s LGBTQ Project.

  • Domestic Violence Advocates Warn of Potential Increase in Incidents and Call for Budget Support

    1 month ago | washingtoncitypaper.com | Sarah Marloff

    Thanks for being a member of City Paper! Domestic violence service providers across the city are bracing for a perfect storm. As the Trump administration continues to lay off federal workers and the city government prepares to eke by on a congressionally imposed budget that’s $1 billion short of its 2025 funding needs, advocates believe two issues are likely to collide: an increase in domestic violence and a shortage of funds needed to support local survivors.

  • Art as an Act of Resistance: Welcome to the 2025 Spring Arts Guide

    2 months ago | washingtoncitypaper.com | Sarah Marloff

    Thanks for being a member of City Paper! Championing the city’s art scene, its makers, and its movers and its shakers is a large part of my job as arts editor. The long hours, the revisions, and the juggling act required of a small staff with big dreams are all worth it every time someone tells me one of our profiles introduced them to a new artist or a friend visits an exhibit or play opening that we suggested.

  • Capital Fringe Festival Says Farewell

    Jan 28, 2025 | washingtoncitypaper.com | Sarah Marloff

    Thanks for being a member of City Paper! After 20 years, Capital Fringe is folding its annual Fringe Festival; the nonprofit that put on the fest will instead help local artists with an annual cash award. The announcement came early Tuesday morning, Jan. 28. Capital Fringe began in 2005 and sought to celebrate cultural diversity, remove barriers to art, advance unknown artists, and enhance D.C.’s theater scene.

  • Playing With the Gender Binary

    Oct 30, 2024 | washingtoncitypaper.com | Sarah Marloff

    Thanks for being a member of City Paper! Nolan Montgomery is a tall, leggy blond. When they enter the stage through a prop door, into a rehearsal room full of people, all eyes gravitate to watch them.

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Sarah Marloff
Sarah Marloff @SarahMarloff
17 Apr 25

Did you know that local DC arts coverage is dwindling? Did you know that @wcp posts at least one art piece every day? If you appreciate our theater reviews and insight, local music coverage, book spotlights, film reviews, and more plz consider donating. Every dollar counts.

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Our spring fundraising campaign starts now! We need to raise $18,250 by April 20, and every dollar (even just $1!) fuels our work. Can we count on you? Donate here: https://t.co/K5PVkyPcfl https://t.co/jRSqomrphD

Sarah Marloff
Sarah Marloff @SarahMarloff
21 Mar 25

Heading into fahrenheit 451 like...

Washington City Paper
Washington City Paper @wcp

D.C. libraries face about $1M in cuts after Trump’s order to eliminate the Institute of Museum and Library Services. He called the IMLS—which funds local archives, ASL interpretation, and literacy outreach for teens—“unnecessary.” https://t.co/2uhP7c7a9k

Sarah Marloff
Sarah Marloff @SarahMarloff
3 Mar 25

Come work with me: City Paper is a hiring a fulltime reporter for our Loose Lips column, covering the actions of the mayor, D.C. Council, and other locally elected officials. https://t.co/pJFHDkrTYp