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My wife & I will be in the DC area one night only, July 28, which happens to be our 25th Anniversary. We’re looking for a good musical to see, or a good play (prefer musical). Music Man and Grease are playing, but we have seen both of them several times.
More info..my wife is a professional actor, stage & screen, and a director of plays. She is somewhat interested in Shakespeare. We are from Minneapolis.
We might also like a good concert. We have a rental car so transportation is not a problem.
Any suggestions?
I receive from Alexandria movie group meetup notices of Opera at AMC Hoffman movie theater eg Parsifal tomoRrow at 11 am but when I try to forward the notice to the yahoo email address from which lorraine..43 posts on “footlightsdc”. I receive notice that said yahoo address has been discontinued- which it has not. Anyway, I have nothing to do with organizing any meetup group just wanted you to know that you can see a rendition of Opera for a low rate There is another next Wednesday…
I stumbled on a couple of Steven McKnight’s old articles summarizing the best new plays in the D.C. area in prior seasons (2010-11, 2011-12) and was quite interested and rather delighted in his pithy summaries and good predictions regarding many plays that have since become quite well known and had New York runs or significant life in regional theatre. I’d love to be in direct contact with him regarding a story for my blog http://www.TheatrePlaybyPlay — which focuses on new works in theatre — his dramaturgical sense (or prescience) might be a story itself. Steven, if you see this, please contact me — I’m a big fan.
Thanks for the compliment, Susan. Steve will be in touch.