Come join other DC-area young professionals for a drink and a show at Keegan Theatre! Start your evening in Dupont Circle at Keegan Theatre’s historic venue to meet new people, mingle with friends, and enjoy award-winning live theater. Patrons under 30 years old are invited to purchase discounted Happy Hour tickets, which include 1 pre-show drink, exclusive access to our mezzanine for socializing, and a seat for the evening’s performance.
Parents are invited to join us for the matinee performance and register their Pre-K to 5th grade children for onsite child care with Keegan PLAY-RAH-KA Teaching Artists during the show! Registration is only $20 with sibling discounts for multiple children. This special initiative is all part of Keegan’s mission to make our live theater experiences as accessible as possible.
Limited capacity and all children must be registered in advance. Show ticket sold separately.
Join us after the performance for a special audience talkback with some of the artists behind the production. Learn what inspired our artists in their work on the show, about special moments in the development process, and more! Audience members are invited to ask questions as part of our mission to bring artists and audiences together in conversation around live theater and the themes of our works.
Join us for Student Night at the Keegan Theatre to mix and mingle with other DC-area students, meet Keegan staff and leadership, and enjoy a show! Discounted $20 tickets are available for the October 29 performance to current students with a valid student ID (to be checked at the door) — just add Adult tickets to your cart and enter promo code 30Hundred at checkout.
“What will you do with your one wild and precious life?” —Mary Oliver
HUNDRED DAYS shows us that time is precious — but Girls Rock! DC is doing everything they can to use it well! Join us for a short panel discussion after the November 8 matinee performance of HUNDRED DAYS with Girls Rock! DC leadership and a few representatives from their “youth advisory board” about the ways that they’re supporting our community. Then participate in a “button-making workshop” led by GR!DC, and learn about the connection of buttons to punk music. Everyone will go home with a button — as a reminder that supporting the arts is totally punk rock!