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Dancing at Lughnasa - Quotidian Theatre Co

Doug Krehbel, Rebecca Ellis, Leah Mazade, Stephanie Mumford,
Alyssa Sanders, Laura Russell and Steve LaRocque

Doug Krehbel, Rebecca Ellis
and David Dubov

Praise for Dancing at Lughnasa

"Poignant and intimate. Actresses Leah Mazade, Stephanie Mumford, Laura Russell, Alyssa Sanders, and Rebecca Ellis exhibit strong chemistry as a close knit family that lovingly tolerates each sister’s respective foibles.

"Mazade manages her conflicted, meaty role with tenacity and grace. Steve LaRocque pulsates with energy and gives a scintillating, chimerical performance. David Dubov’s warm presence and wistful delivery guide the action like gentle, invisible hands. Craig Allen Mummey manages the script’s relationships and slowly building tension with care.

"This captivating, emotional production will make you want to hug your family and friends and dance the night away. Highly recommended!"

- Ben Demers, DC Theatre Scene

"4.5 stars! Director Craig Allen Mummey lovingly directs an exceptional cast, and everyone shines... a youthful and sensitive Rebecca Ellis, an uninhibited Alyssa Sanders, a charming Doug Krehbel... Laura Russell’s sweet, shy Agnes provides the only maternal streak evident among the sisters, and Stephanie Mumford gives a lighthearted portrayal filled with uninhibited dancing.

"Quotidian Theatre Company’s Dancing at Lughnasa will bring a bittersweet smile to your lips and a warm feeling to your heart."

- Natalie McCabe, DC Metro Theater Arts

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Coming Soon...

Cherry Orchard Jul 20 - Aug 19, 2012

Afterplay and A Little Trick

Brian Friel imagines a small cafe in 1920s Moscow where Sonya, Uncle Vanya's niece, is the only customer until the arrival of Andrey, brother of the Three Sisters. Afterplay provides a touching coda for two of Chekhov's most enduring characters. - Directed by Jack Sbarbori

Chekhov's short story A Little Trick is transformed into a succinct memory play where the narrator tells of the young lady who might have been the love of his life. - Directed by Stephanie Mumford

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Performance Times Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m., Sundays at 2 p.m., with an added Saturday 2 p.m. matinee on the final weekend of each production.

Added Matinee
Added Saturday 2 p.m. matinee on the final weekend of each production.

Tickets
$25 regular admission
$20 for seniors/ students. Click here to use our ticket reservation form or call us at 301/816-1023.

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...for the growing good of the world is partly dependent on unhistoric acts; and that things are not so ill with you and me as they might have been is half owing to the number who lived faithfully a hidden life, and rest in unvisited tombs. -- George Elliot Middlemarch

The Quotidian Theatre Company was formed in 1998 with the goal of producing plays by Anton Chekhov, Horton Foote, and other realistic or impressionistic writers, in the spare, understated style intended by the playwrights. Learn more about Quotidian.

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