Peter Coy’s “A Shadow of Honor” opens Friday at The Keegan Theatre at Church Street. (Courtesy Keegan Theatre)
New shows open this week at three of the five theaters in the area — Keegan Theatre at Church Street, the Source and Studio Theatre. Next week, a new show opens at Theater J. Here’s the lineup.
At the Studio Theatre, 1501 14th Street NW, Marcus; Or the Secret of Sweet opens tonight, January 5 and runs through February 13. Check showtimes and ticket information.
A Shadow of Honor opens this Friday at The Keegan Theatre at Church Street, 1742 Church Street NW: “From the playwright who brought DC audiences A House in the Country and An Island of No Land At All comes a compelling story of history and family, love and war. Keegan Theatre is proud to present the world premiere of Peter Coy’s A Shadow of Honor, where past and present collide as a new generation faces the repercussions of war — and something has to give.” Tickets are $35; $30 for students and seniors.
Opening this Saturday at the Source, 1835 14th Street NW: The In Series presents Pocket Opera: Ernesto Lecuona’s María la O and Ruggiero Leoncavallo’s Pagliacci [Clowns]. Show runs through January 22. Ticket prices online.
Return To Haifa opens Saturday, January 15 at Theater J, 16th and Q Streets NW.
The full list of live theater in the Dupont-Logan-U Street area is below the fold.
Get the listing of shows at local theaters. (Luis Gomez Photos)
You have four choices this weekend at theaters in the Dupont-Logan-U Street area:
- Ending this weekend at the Source Theater on 14th Street is a production by The In Series. The theater group is billing the show as “a double bill of American ‘pocket’ opera: Leonard Bernstein’s Trouble In Tahiti and William Bolcom and Arnold Weinstein’s Casino Paradise.” The double production begins at 8 pm and runs through this Saturday, October 2.
- Something You Did at Theater J ends this weekend with the final performance this Sunday at 8 pm. Of the show, Theater J says, “A stellar student from a good family, Alison Moulton is serving her 30th year behind bars for an anti-war bombing that resulted in the death of a police officer. Now petitioning for parole…” Theater J is at 16th and Q NW in the DC Jewish Community Center.
Get full details below the fold for these shows plus info about new shows opening this fall at Church Street Theater and the Lincoln Theatre.
Get lists for six theaters below the fold. (Luis Gomez Photos)
Opening Saturday night at the Source Theater on 14th Street is a new production by The In Series. The theater group is billing the show as “a double bill of American ‘pocket’ opera: Leonard Bernstein’s Trouble In Tahiti and William Bolcom and Arnold Weinstein’s Casino Paradise.” The double production begins at 8 pm and runs through October 2.
Get full details below the fold for these shows plus info about new shows opening this fall.
