26 Miles: A New Play by Tony Nominee Quiara Alegria Hudes
Round House Theatre - Bethesda (4545 East-West Highway Bethesda, MD 20814)
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The last date listed for 26 Miles was Sunday November 22, 2009 / 3:00pm.
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Goldstar Member Tips
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dori on Where to Park
Park across the street at the public lot--free on weekends and after 6pm
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dori on What to Wear
Casual nice
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Lori on Where to Eat
No intermission
Goldstar Member Reviews
Lori
Very funny! Wonderful performance. No bad seat in the House. Parking is great $4 and elevator leads right into theater.Written on Nov 21 2009
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Molly Merrill
Cleverly produced and well-acted performance. Very enjoyable!Written on Nov 23 2009
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Goldstar Member
Wonderful performance. The acting is superb and the theatre is great. Very enjoyable.Written on Nov 23 2009
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We liked it very much. The staging was very clever. The unfolding of the various relationships was fascinating. The female parts were the largest so the male parts didn't quite measure up. The actress who played the part of the Mother was wonderful. It was a delight to watch her. The representation of the daughter did not seem to ring as true as the part of the Mother. Goldstar was great and the theatre is lovely.Written on Nov 21 2009
I would recommend it. We had front row seats. Thank you.
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More Information About 26 Miles
Website
http://www.roundhousetheatre.org/performances/performance_details....
Quotes & Highlights
- "Hudes is a writer of astonishing lyricism and intellectual rigor." --The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
- "Charming, spunky...a journey worth taking." --The New York Times
Description
Area premiere
By Quiara Alegria Hudes
Directed by KJ Sanchez
Get on board for the funny, tender, heartwarming new play by Tony Award-nominee Quiara Alegría Hudes (In the Heights). The Atlanta Journal Constitution called Hudes “a writer of astonishing lyricism” while The Oregonian said her plays have “an exuberant, richly imaginative theatricality that’s entrancing.” The New York Times hailed her as “a confident and arresting voice.”
An ’83 Buick Regal may be an unlikely place to find out what family really means, but when Beatriz and her estranged daughter head west on a spontaneous cross country road trip, neither is prepared for what lies ahead. 26 Miles reminds us that the best souvenirs on the road of life are the relationships we make along the way – and that sometimes all it takes to find yourself is the power of family…and a herd of buffalo.
Blake's Take: Quiara has twice been a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize and has won the Outer Critics Circle Award and the Lucille Lortel Award. The much-anticipated 26 Miles is sure to add to that list. We're honored to be one of the first theatres in the country to perform this rising star’s amazing new work following its recent world premiere.
Featuring Michael Frederic, Zabryna Guevara, Laura C. Harris and Triney Sandoval
About the Ticket Supplier: Round House Theatre
Round House Theatre produces literary adaptations and contemporary works for the stage, conducts community-based education programs, and provides a home to diverse artists and arts organizations. Their work is expansive: they make art to explore big ideas, broaden minds, move hearts, exercise imaginations, and--ultimately--to build community through the shared experience of live theatre.