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Source Festival One-Acts at Source Theatre

Title: 2008 Source Festival (website)
Venue: Source Theatre (Washington, DC)
Full Price: $15.00   Our Price: FREE - $7.50
Rating: 3.1 stars

Rated 3.1 by 5 members who went.

The Source Festival presents brand new plays by six of the country's most exciting up-and-coming playwrights, tackled by six of Washington's top freelance directors—all in two evenings. See full event description for schedule.

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The last event was Sunday, Jul. 13 2008 @ 2:00pm. (view all dates)

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Members Who Went Said:

4 Star Rating
Written on
Jul 07 2008

Patricia Landis

Patricia Landis

Chatti Pretty Patti

I thought the performances were wonderful!!!! All four acts were excellent, truly exceptional!

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3 Star Rating
Written on
Jul 07 2008

CG

CG

Creativity Rules!

Group E: What's A Little Death - Good acting and singing especially the full figured red head (great voice). It was an hour long and would have been better if half the length as it should have been.
Develop: Interesting piece on a bit of insanity. Good acting but just a little over the top in places.
Paint it Blue: Weird Modern Dance but cudos to them for dancing for so long. The documentary behind them was interesting.
Girl in a Corset - The best of the night! If you don't like seeing a woman's body then this isn't for you but it is worth seeing and entertaining. Cudos to Kit from Burlesque U.

Nice venue with comfortable chairs!

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4 Star Rating
Written on
Jul 10 2008

eepurcell

eepurcell

It's great to have the SOURCE back in commission!

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More Details About This Event:

July 9 and 11 at 8:00pm; July 12 at 2:00pm:
Murmuring in a Dead Tongue
By J.T. Rogers
Directed by Jennifer Nelson
A stream of conscious about racism, stereotypes and the elusiveness of redemption.

Sunday Night
By Julian Sheppard
Directed by Dorothy Neumann
A series of wedding night conversations.

The Mnemonist
By Julia Cho
Directed by David Muse
A fascination with a woman who remembers everything.

July 10 and 12 at 8:00pm; July 13 at 2:00pm:
This Perfect World
By Chris Stezin
Directed by John Vreeke
A man who cannot find the truth.

Catch
By Graeme Gillis
Directed by Steven Mazzola
A trip back to a childhood haunt.

Tumor
By Sheila Callaghan
Directed by Kasi Campbell
The realities of pregnancy and parenthood through an off-kilter lens.

About Source:

A veritable epicenter of talented artists and performing arts groups, Source seeks to stimulate, enlighten and engage performing arts audiences.

Source is a project of the Cultural Development Corporation (CuDC). CuDC creates opportunities for artists and arts organizations that stimulate economic development and improve the quality of life.

About Source Theatre:

CuDC purchased Source in October 2006 with the vision of redeveloping the theatre's multi-use performing arts space. Source's 150-seat black box is vital to the area's small and medium-sized arts organizations because the space is intimate, flexible and affordable. Following an extensive renovation in 2008, Source also provides a classroom, rehearsal room and administrative space to area performing arts groups and resident companies.