WALKING TOUR AS PERSONAL ESSAY

Writer and native Washingtonian Rocco Zappone leads a two-hour Ulysses-esque walking tour through Washington, filled with mental as well as physical flaneurism. Participate in a new concept in drama-related, interactive Performance Art with reminiscences and impressions of a lifetime in DC. An odyssey of clash and complementarity recollected in tranquility, this tour creates an ideal, ephemeral experience in the realm of creative non-fiction featuring Proustian effects, flashes of literary romanticism of the artist-as-hero imagery of Washington Irving, enlivened by the paradigm of the city as living organism and perceived through the sharpened lens of Alistair Cooke’s trenchant observation of the 20th century.

Walking Tour as Personal Essay meets Saturday mornings at 10:00a.m. at the statue of Andrew Jackson in Lafayette Square, 16th and H Streets, N.W., between H Street and Pennsylvania Avenue and E. Executive and W. Executive Avenues., N.W.

Exceptions are Federal Holidays, Christmas, New Year’s and Easter Holy Week. $15.00. Cash only. (202) 341-5208


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