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    Rep Stage follows its fantastic production of Wittenberg with another off-the-wall show - Terry Johnson's zany Hysteria. It's advertised as "All hell breaks loose when Sigmund Freud's final days battling cancer are interrupted by Salvador Dali and an attractive young student in this rollicking farce that bares Freud's own troubled psyche." When two-time Helen Hayes Award-winning actor Bruce Nelson plays Salvador Dali, you gotta run and see him. Full Article at Broadway World
    All hell breaks loose when Sigmund Freud's final days battling cancer are interrupted by Salvador Dali and an attractive young student in this rollicking farce that bares Freud's own troubled psyche.
    SOURCE: Broadway World 1 month ago
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A Theatre Lover's Guide to DC/Capital Area Theatres - October Offerings
  1. That sweet transvestite and his motley crew did the time warp on Broadway in a twenty fifth-anniversary revival. Complete with sass from the audience, cascading toilet paper and an array of other audience participation props, this deliberately kitschy rock & roll sci-fi gothic is more fun than ever.
    SOURCE: Broadway World 1 month ago
  2. A one-of-a-kind spectacle as only you deserve! Enjoy the most evocative theater from our countries; the best of the Americas and Spain in this great festival of Hispanic Theater, with something for everyone's theatrical passion, every public, all ages and all tastes!
    SOURCE: Broadway World 1 month ago
  3. NOTE: Full Circle is performed throughout Woolly's facility and the audience will move with it. Comfortable shoes are recommended for this unconventional experience
    SOURCE: Broadway World 1 month ago
  4. Who could ask for anything more?
    – Ira Gershwin SOURCE: Broadway World 1 month ago
  5. Landless Theatre's biggest set yet!
    SOURCE: Broadway World 1 month ago

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