After playing in 2012 to sold out audiences and rave reviews, The Keegan Theatre presents the return of An Irish Carol, written by Dublin native and Keegan company member Matthew J. Keenan. In what has become a Keegan holiday tradition, An Irish Carol runs December 13- 31, 2013 at The Andrew Keegan Theatre in Washington.
It is, of course, a dark, family tragedy of horror and death that eerily dominates the cramped space of the Keegan Theatre.
The Woman in Black will turn your hair white. If’s already white, it’ll make it fall out. If you’re already bald, it will engender some nonfollicular symptom of fright. It’s an equal-opportunity chiller.
…if you’re still in the mood for a good ghost story, with even some theatrical fits and frights, Keegan Theatre has certainly got your ticket…
Keegan’s production does everything right.
The Keegan Theatre is a prime spot for a play meant to scare and disturb, because each terrifying moment is not only experienced physically by the actors, but by the audience. The horrors are present, and there is no screen, monitor, or page to save you.
Keegan Theatre’s The Woman in Black is a strong piece of theatre and a truly chilling ghost story…
Don’t miss it The Woman in Black! You’ll have a frighteningly great time!
The Keegan Theatre’s production of The Woman in Black will take you to the edge, throw you to the ground and then drag you further.
The Woman in Black is definitely that theatrical rarity. For the occasionally spine tingling, tongue-in-cheek, ghostly night in the theatre, you should see this very well done production.
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