Church Street Theater
Church Street Theatre is a mid 19th century brick building, originally the gymnasium for the Holton Arms school, with exposed brick walls and a playing space without wings or flies.
Church Street Theater (Washington, DC)
Keegan Theatre opens their season with Of Mice And Men, John Steinbeck's stage adaptation of his classic novel. It's the tragic tale of George and Lennie, two displaced ranch hands seeking employment and a better life in Depression-era California.
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This is the second play I have seen performed by this acting group. They always do an excellent job. I would highly recommend going to see this.

Outstanding performance! Highly recommend it!

The show was a perfect rendition of the book. The theater was small, and very fun. I would highly recommend you see this play if you loved the book
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The Keegan Theatre presents John Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Men at Church Street Theater in Washington, DC. Of Mice and Men is the first of 11 productions Keegan will present at Church Street this season, its 12th as a professional theater company.
Keegan Theatre is currently on tour in Ireland with Of Mice and Men and returns to the States in mid-October. Keegan will assume sole residency at Church Street Theater, producing year round in the space. “This is a tremendously exciting move for Keegan,” says the company’s founder and artistic director, Mark A. Rhea. “The cast and I are very much looking forward to returning home from Ireland to open our season with Of Mice and Men”.
Set in California during the Great Depression, Of Mice and Men is the tragic story of two displaced ranch workers traveling from place to place and job to job as a result of the economic recession. The unlikely friends are united by their dream of someday settling down on their own piece of land and finding a better life. We watch as George and Lennie flee the scene of a terrible misunderstanding and move on to face a world marked by loneliness, misunderstanding, and callousness. Though the scope is narrow, the theme is universal: it is friendship and a shared dream that make life meaningful.
Founded in 1996, The Keegan Theatre is a professional nonprofit theatre company dedicated to supporting theatre artists and technicians in the Washington, DC, metropolitan area.