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Join AARP DC at Mosaic Theater's Intergenerational Matinee
AARP DC is incredibly proud to be a sponsor of Mosaic Theater Company’s 2026 Intergenerational Matinee Program. This program invites high school students and seniors to view a production and then hosts a post-show conversation with Mosaic’s artists and one another. AARP DC is giving away 32 free tickets to the October 1st performance of Somewhere Over the Border.
You must register in the Google doc below and receive confirmation to guarantee your free admittance. Please ensure you are able to attend before signing up.
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Free performance of Somewhere Over the Border
WHEN: Thursday, October 1st, 2026
TIME: 11:00 am
WHERE: Atlas Performing Arts Center (1333 H St. NE, Washington, DC 20002)
SIGN UP: CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
About the show:
Somewhere over the Border
By Brian Quijada
Directed by Raymond O. Caldwell
Choreographed by Tony Thomas
Dorothy becomes Reina in this fresh take on The Wizard of Oz from Brian Quijada, the award-winning co-creator and star of Mexodus, which premiered at Mosaic ahead of back-to-back Off-Broadway runs. Inspired by the true story of his mother’s immigration in the 1970s, Somewhere over the Border takes audiences on a musical journey from El Salvador to America featuring cumbia, Mexican mariachi boleros, rock, hip hop, and more! As Reina travels north to the Mexican border, she gathers friends, faces down dangers, and holds tight to the memory of the little boy she left behind to build a better life for them both. With equal parts joyful whimsy and harrowing truth, Somewhere Over the Border is a timely new musical that honors the grit and resilience of the immigrant’s journey and reminds us of the humanity of all our neighbors.
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