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- Casual 5
- Take public transit 1
- Parking is scarce 1
- Food and drinks for purchase 2
- Dine before you go 1
We had dinner a few doors down before the show at Masa 14 and absolutely loved it. Definitely recommend. We made a reservation on Open Table but on a Thursday night there were plenty of free tables.
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Definitely consider taking the Metro to the U Street Station on the Yellow and Green Lines. Walk from 13th to 14th Street on U and make a left. The theater is a block and a half down 14th on the left side of the street. Do not come late or they may not be able to seat you.
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I got there early and found street parking just a block away. The Metro is just 2 blocks away, but since I was in drag -- well, it was a drag show, Hon' -- I was uncomfortable on the subway by myself. Otherwise, it's clearly the best option.
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Lots of places to dine before show in the neighborhood, Or afterwards.
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When I saw it on Saturday, the air conditioning was SO cold that I had a hard time concentrating.
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I like going to Cafe St X around the corner after a show.
Absolutely! (Perhaps)
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Parking is challenging but possible on the side streets.
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We had a fabulous brunch at The Pig, about 5 blocks south of the theater.
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The weather was a perfect 70 degree. I wore Black dress with a jean jacket.
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The weather was cool evening. I wore A dress with heels. While I said casual, make it smart casual. In respect to the performers, please dress appropriately. .
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Very intimate theater with platform seating, performance takes place in center.
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No food inside theater, but plenty of restaurants around for before or after.
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