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PRESS RELEASE: Five More Years in Dupont, 2011-2012 Plans
May 10, 2011—Keegan THeatre announced today that the company has signed a lease renewal to extend its residency at Church Street Theater through 2017. “We are thrilled to be making...
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Keegan Hosts “We’re Here to Stay” Cabaret on Friday, May 13
JOIN US AS WE CELEBRATE OUR NEW LEASE! ????The Keegan Theatre, now in its 14th year, is proud to announce the signing of a new multi-year lease to remain Dupont...
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Helen Hayes Recommends National Pastime!
The Helen Hayes Awards have recommended Keegan's world premiere production of the musical comedy NATIONAL PASTIME, now playing through May 15.
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Review Round-Up: NATIONAL PASTIME
The Washington Examiner "Tony Sportiello, who wrote the book for National Pastime at Keegan Theatre, must have had fun coming up with all the silliness that constitutes the musical...National Pastime...
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NATIONAL PASTIME a “Must-See” on Broadway-World
"APRIL 2001 Must-Sees: FROM APRIL 9TH TO MAY 15TH, NATIONAL PASTIME, AT KEEGAN THEATRE AT CHURCH STREET THEATER, IN WASHINGTON, DC. There's nothing more exciting than seeing a World Premiere...
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PRESS RELEASE: National Pastime
On Saturday, April 9, The Keegan Theatre opens NATIONAL PASTIME, a world premiere musical comedy written by Tony Sportiello (book) and Al Tapper (music and lyrics). A reading of NATIONAL...
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Washington Blade: THE WEIR and BASRA BOY
Basra Boy: "The lithe and limber Sticklin plays the 18-year-old slacker Speedy in this world premiere of a play by Belfast native Rosemary Jenkinson." The Weir: "Skillfully directed by Keegan’s...
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DC Examiner: Basra Boy
This "Basra Boy" succeeds for two reasons: Jenkinson's ability to write a humorous, poignant but unsentimental play about a close-knit pair of friends and the nostalgia one of those friends...
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Washington Post: BASRA BOY
In a succinct 70 minutes that pulse with slangy lyricism, "Basra Boy" paints a vibrant portrait of an exuberant teenager and his quirky, down-at-heels community. As brought to life by...
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Washington City Paper: THE WEIR
Set in one location in real time, The Weir is the kind of interior, Irish-to-its-chilly-bones piece at which Keegan Theatre excels." Under the direction of Mark A. Rhea, the cast...
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Washington Post: THE WEIR
"Magnetic Ghost stories: Keegan Theatre's production of THE WEIR hooks the playgoer with its subtle and provocative writing ... Subtle, magnetic ...McPherson is expert at unsettled equilibrium, and this production...
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DC Theatre Scene: Basra Boy
"Isaac has crafted the production beautifully to make every scene fold into another with minimum fuss and lightning speed. She is aided by the energetic and fearless Sticklin ...This is...
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