HEY DARCY! A BROMANTIC COMEDY
It's the prequel you didn't know you needed, Pride & Prejudice meets Dude, Where's My Car? Hey Darcy! A Bromantic Comedy is the story of Darcy and Bingley's rollicking, youthful road trip across Europe, where boys become men, and men become more-emotionally-accessible-yet-still-bumblingly-affable men (but still played by women). Starring playwrights Amanda Quain and Rebecca Speas as the surprisingly modern suitors, Hey Darcy! is a hot take on Austen's quintessential (b)romantic-era novel. Produced as part of the 2019 Avant Bard Scripts in Play! Festival.
NOAH: APOCALYPSE
"Noah: Apocalypse is a dynamic, contemplative production interspersed with bouts of mud slinging that would make a Congressman wince. ... The hugely talented cast masterfully builds tension, intertwining dark humor with the messy practicalities of post-apocalyptic reality. ... Noah: Apocalypse is still a fun night out and an interesting take on post-apocalyptic life in DC. Drink, be merry, and celebrate. Against all odds, you've survived another year in DC."
Jennifer Minich, BroadwayWorld Washington DC
"This is theatre for the now. This is more than just a show. This is an experience, frighteningly engaging in how realistic it is and how very close to this being our present day reality it is. An experience not to be missed this summer at LiveArt DC, Noah: Apocalypse is a must-do for anyone in the district this season."
Amanda Gunther, Theatre Bloom
It’s been a year since the bomb, and Noah and her ragtag group of misfits have managed to survive– barely. But when a stranger breaches the safety of their bunker, survival might be insufficient. The fate of the post-world is in your hands. So grab your go-bag and head to the bunker– it’s going to be a Dark and Stormy night. Produced by LiveArt DC for their Fall 2017 season.
CODE CAN NEVER HURT ME
Trapped in a virtual reality world with no escape. It's not the world Fox and Robert dreamed about years ago, when the idea of an escape from the environmentally-compromised world they lived in was all they dreamed of. Now, pursued by dark and vicious game masters, they must stand up to unimaginable obstacles to save the little they have left. Produced by Post Shift Theatre as part of their Night of New Works.
TWO ZOMBIES WALK INTO A BAR
The zombie apocalypse is upon us. An unlikely group of companions is just trying to get to the National Institute of Health, where a cure is rumored to be in development. All they have to do is survive the journey- a task that may prove to be impossible. Produced by Nu Sass' Nu Drafts series.
HAMLET IS DEAD TO ME
In this modernized and twisted retelling of Hamlet, Hamlet has locked himself in his own house for a year after performing an unspeakable act. It'll take the ghost of his ex-girlfriend Ophelia and his obsessive best friend Horatio to break the cycle of his madness- if the cycle can be broken at all. Originally produced by She Wolf Theatre Company, and later performed as a reading by Nu Sass.
CODE CAN NEVER HURT ME photo courtesy of Post Shift Theatre. HEY DARCY! Photo courtesy of Eileen McGervey.