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SYNthesis: the coming together of distinct elements to form a whole
kinETIC: pertaining to or imparting motion, active, dynamic
SYNETIC THEATER: a dynamic synthesis of the arts
CONTEMPORARY PHYSICAL THEATER
“Certainly one of the most innovative theater arts organizations in the DC area, indeed, in the US.” - DC Examiner
Founded in 1996 by the husband and wife team of Paata and Irina Tsikurishvili, Synetic Theater is the region’s premier contemporary theater, dedicated to the fusion of dynamic art forms from text and drama to movement, acrobatics, dance, film and music. In the span of 15 years, Synetic received 119 Helen Hayes nominations and 28 Awards.
“Pure physical theater, pure storytelling, and a cinematic experience imparted with living, breathing bodies.” -The Washington Post
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Michael Haskett, ChairAllison Foster Ruckh, Vice ChairRick L. Hardy, Vice Chair & TreasurerTimothy Carlton, SecretaryPeter W. BerkDaniel S. CoxJulianna MahleyRyan E. MerkelBlair RubleJeffrey SchraggCalvin ShintaniPaata Tsikurishvili
EMERITUS BOARD
Ina Milton Dimitri Simes
ADVISORY BOARD
Angela FoxSue and Amnon GolanHanna HaskettTerence W. Leveck, MDFreddi LipsteinDonn B. MurphyAmy M. NiceLloyd RoseVictor ShargaiCecil ThompsonJay Zawatsky
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Paata Ts ikur ishv i l i , Founding Ar t i s t ic D i rector I r ina Ts ikur ishv i l i , Co-Founding Choreographer and
Assoc iate Ar t i s t ic D i rector
HANSEL & GRETELBased on the Brothers Grimm fairytale
December 1 >> December 231800 S. Bell St. in Crystal City
Production Manager Phill GiggeyTechnical Director Phil Charlwood Master Electrician Alex KeenAssistant Costume Designer Sadie AlbertAudio Engineer Thomas Sowers Light Board Operator Mira Anniballi
This production is supported in part by the Virginia Commission for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Arts, & Arlington County’s Arlington Arts.
Special Thanks to
Scenic Designer Philip da Costa
Costume Designer Dominique Gaddy
Lighting DesignerKelly Rudolph
Stage ManagerTess Wagner
Resident Composer & Sound Designer Konstantine Lortkipanidze
Properties Master Philip da Costa
Co-Directors, Co-Choreographers, Co-AdaptorsTori Bertocci & Elena Velasco
Synetic Family Theater presents...
Special Thanks to Elizabeth and Liza Chapman, Emily Jonas and the Burgundy Farm Country Day School for their help with this production.
It seems these days that one’s perspective truly shapes our reality. Though the original Grimm’s tale shares a dark view of childhood and family, we wanted to explore how perspective shapes the world as we know it. Too often children’s stories are reductive, teaching one that there is a right way and wrong way, one is strong or weak, and people are good or bad. From the start, we are taught that there are no shades of gray.
This production is crafted starting from this belief - that our individual relationship with language and communication shapes our perspective, and perspective makes us unique. As both theatre artists and educators, we know that children of all abilities have gifts to offer the world. We also know that society doesn’t always value the unique perspectives of children whose development is atypical. We - family members, educators, neighbors - don’t always know how to accept challenges in communication or interactions
that require a different type of processing. Again we are polarized - we see one as able or disabled, rather than differently abled. This production recognizes the visions of every child whose world is a little different. Hansel is that boy, and Gretel, who is his true caretaker, learns to accept her brother and engage in his world of adventure.
Theatre is the opportunity to celebrate our unique, diverse qualities. These differences can make us stronger, if we stop and give our attention. In this way, theatre helps build a community that fosters empathy and patience, whether with family, classmates or neighbors.
In the end of Grimm’s tale, Gretel and Hansel survive. In ours, Gretel and Hansel thrive because they rely on each other and make the most of what each has to offer. Perhaps if we all accept that our survival depends on the ability to understand the world from someone else’s point of view, then we could come closer to sharing in the same reality.
--Tori Bertocci & Elena Velasco
Note from Co-Directors
Hansel & GretelHansel/Ensemble.......................................................................................Justin J. Bell †Gretel/Ensemble....................................…….………....................................Sharisse TaylorWitch/Ensemble.................................................….....................................Raven Wilkes
Cast
† Synetic Company Member
Hansel & Gretel'sWinter Wonderland
Celebration
Join us on December 10th for...
Sunday, December 10th3:30pm - 5:00pm
Synetic Theater’s Studio Location2155 Crystal Plaza Arcade T-19
Arlington, VA 22202
Free with RSVP to [email protected]
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JUSTIN J. BELL (Hansel/Ensemble) has been with Synetic Theater since 2014 and became a company member in 2015. When not causing havoc with his fellow
Syneticons, Justin is a teaching artist, director, and playwright. He has taught with Gala Hispanic Theater’s award winning youth program, Paso Nuevo, and in the Richmond Public School System through Art 180. Past and upcoming credits include: Synetic Theater: The Taming of the Shrew, Dante’s Inferno, Alice in Wonderland, A Tale of Two Cities, Hamlet, Much Ado About Nothing, The Island of Dr. Moreau; Arts on the Horizon: Nutt and Bolt, To the Clouds; Iron Crow Theatre: BootyCandy; Atramental Arts: The Root of All Knowledge (Director); Constellation Theatre Company: Journey the West; relEASE Physical Theater Company: Straight on til MoUrning. He would like to thank his support system, especially his mom who has been his biggest champion.
SHARISSE TAYLOR (Gretel/Ensemble) is a bi-coastal writer, poet, and performer who originally hails from Virginia. She is absolutely
thrilled to be back on the east coast working with such an incredible team on this magical production. Her previous credits include As You Like It (Celia), Much Ado About Nothing (Ensemble), and The Island of Doctor Moreau (Beast 4) at Synetic Theater; For Colored Girls (Lady in Yellow) and Dontrell Who Kissed The Sea (Danielle) at Theatre Alliance; Straight on ‘til MoUrning [sic] (Tink) with relEASE; and Seasons Of Light (Ensemble) at Discovery Theater. She would like to
thank her family for their never ending love and support.
RAVEN WILKES (Witch/Puppeteer/Babysitter) is super pumped to be back with Synetic Theater in such a thrilling and challenging role. Her
previous credits with the company are The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Gargoyle) and The Mark of Cain (Understudy). She was last seen at DC Reynolds Bar performing the titular character in the devised show NOAH: Apocalypse with LiveArtDC. A recent migrant to the DC area, Raven has previously worked in Children’s Theatre touring the United States with Hampstead Stage Company in Robin Hood (Robin/Fool) and Hercules & Heroes (Eurytheus), Virginia Repertory Theatre in The Little Red Hen (Pig/Fence) and Harriet Tubman (Mary/Narrator), and The National Theatre for Children in The Conservation Caper (Nikki Neutron). She is a proud company member of The Conciliation Project and teaches and performs in the surrounding schools with Educational Theatre Company’s Shakespeare in the Schools and with Creative Tools for Teaching as a part of the Discovery Theatre with the Smithsonian. She would like to thank and dedicate this performance to her sister, mother, and little puppy Onyx. You make everyday so magical!
Cast Bios
Artistic and Leadership BiosTORI BERTOCCI (Co-Director, Co-Adaptor, Co-Choreographer) Director/Choreographer/Adaptor credits: relEASE- straight on til moUrning (Director/Choreographer/Playwright), SELF (Co-Director/Co-Playwright/Co-Choreographer). Synetic Theater- Peter Pan (Co-Adaptor), The Mark of Cain (Assistant Director/Co-Adaptor), The Hunchback of Notre Dame (Assistant Director), Sleeping Beauty (Assistant Director), Dante’s Inferno (Assistant Director). Flying-V- It’s the Rest of the World that Seems So Small Workshop (Choreographer). Upcoming Credits: Synetic Theater- The Trial (Creative Assistant), The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (Assistant Director, Choreographer, Co-Adaptor). Tori has been a Synetic Company member for 7 years. During her time at Synetic, Tori has performed, choreographed, adapted, and assistant-directed numerous productions, and now takes on the role of director. Tori is the Education and Outreach Manager for Synetic as well as a Senior Resident Teaching Artist. She is also Co-Founder and Co-Artistic Director & Choreographer for relEASE Theatre Company.
ELENA VELASCO (C0-Director, Co-Adaptor, C0-Choreographer) Director/Choreographer credits highlights: Guerrilla Theatre Works, Witch, Bhavi the Avenger (Convergence); Córiolanas (Capital Fringe); Bid to Save the World (Source Festival); Rough Faced Girl, Magic Paintbrush, Tio Conejo, Armadillo’s Song (Synetic Family Theater); La Perdida, Nurse Fawn, So Snow (Catholic University). Choreographer credits: A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Avant Bard), Hampton Years (Theatre J), 1776 (Keegan Theatre). She is the Artistic Director of Convergence Theatre, a multidisciplinary performance collective centered on social justice. She is also the co-creator and director of Óyeme, a theatre haven for unaccompanied minors in Maryland. Ms. Velasco has written numerous children’s musicals for Synetic Theater’s summer youth programs. She serves on the theatre faculty at Bowie State University. Awards: Doris Duke Charitable Foundation (in partnership with Imagination Stage); ARCH Development and Anacostia Arts residency grant for 2017-2018 (Convergence Theatre). Education: MFA in Directing and BA in Drama, Catholic University. Upcoming: This Is All Just Temporary (Convergence Theatre).
LINDA HOLDER (Managing Director) ishonored to be leading Synetic Theater as Managing Director after having served as a Board Member. She is an accomplished and results-oriented leader having over 30 years of experience in the industry and nonprofit arenas. She is known for her strategic leadership with a “hands-on” approach and has held various C-level positions. She reports to the Board of Directors and is responsible for
the oversight, strategic direction and fiscal soundness of programs and activities of Synetic. She considers herself very fortunate to spend her varied professional career living and working in Europe and Asia Pacific for several years where she continued to explore her deep passion in the performing arts as a patron and advocate. Linda holds a BA in Business Administration (Accounting) from the University of Hawaii, Manoa, an MBA in International Business from Nanyang Technological University in Singapore and is a CPA. She has served as Chair and/or member on the Board of various non-profit organizations over the years.
PHIL CHARLWOOD (Technical Director) has been working with Synetic Theater since 2008. His most notable achievements have been Helen Hayes Award Nominee for Outstanding set design for The Island of Dr. Moreau and King Lear. He was Technical Director for Twelfth Night, As You Like It, Much Ado About Nothing, Othello, Midsummer Night’s Dream, Antony and Cleopatra, Hamlet...the rest is silence, The Picture of Dorian Gray, Alice in Wonderland, The Master and Margarita, Kafka’s Metamorphosis, Dracula, The Three Musketeers, and The Man in The Iron Mask. He was also the Technical Director for King Arthur and The Tempest, where the stage was covered in water. He loves the creative process of working with the Synetic team to set the stage for these amazing shows. He comes from a varied background but is mainly self-taught. He likes working with Jr. High and High schools in the area to encourage the technical theater arts.
DOMINIQUE GADDY (Costume Designer) This is Dominique’s third time designing with Synetic Theater. She is very excited to be working on their family show, Hansel & Gretel. She currently works as the Assistant Wardrobe Supervisor at Signature Theatre. Dominique graduated with a Bachelor of Theatre Arts with a concentration in Design and Production from Towson University. Other works in the DC metro area include Titanic and The Island of Dr. Monreau, assistant costume designed Pacific Overtures and Cabaret at The Theater Lab and designed the teenage program of The Taming of the Shrew as well as was the assistant costume designer for The Taming of the Shrew at Synetic Theater.
TESS WAGNER (Stage Manager) is thrilled to be stage managing Hansel & Gretel at Synetic Theater. At Synetic, she has most recently been backstage as the Assistant Stage Manager on The Adventures of Peter Pan, Mark of Cain, Sleeping Beauty, and Twelfth Night. Tess attended James Madison University where she studied Theater with a concentration in Design and Technology.
KONSTANTINE LORTKIPANIDZE (Resident Composer, Sound Designer) is a native of Tbilisi, Georgia, and has composed original music for over twenty Synetic productions. He has received the Helen Hayes award and five nominations for his sound design. His compositions for theater include work for Hunter from the Sun, Guest of the Night, Mimikria, Labyrinth and Decameron. He has also composed original music for film including First Steps, Essay (both directed by Paata Tsikurishvili) and Marriage. His work has been performed at music festivals across Europe, including the Maqs Ophulos festival in Germany and the International Gaudeamus Music Week in Amsterdam. Mr. Lortkipanidze received his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from the Tbilisi State Conservatory.
PHIL DA COSTA (Scenic, Properties, Puppet Design) is excited to be making his design debut here at Synetic Theater after having been a designer for the past two summer theatre camps (Ghostbusters and Wiley Skylar). Phil is a performer, technician, and a theatre administrator. Upcoming, you can see Phil onstage at NextStop next spring in Godspell. His design will be also be featured in This is All Just Temporary (Convergence Theatre) and It’s the Rest of the World That Looks So Small (Flying V). Much love to his friends and family, especially KC. Information, an online resume, past production photos, head shots, and more can be found at www.philipdc.com
SADIE ALBERT (Assistant Costum Designer)is a costumer in the DC area. Mostly recently she
has worked on A Midsummer Night’s Dream with the Shakespeare Opera Theatre. She has also styled TV commercials with Assembly Films. Sadie has also designed costumes for film: To the New Girl and Six-Pack. Sadie studied costume design and Spanish at James Madison University. www.sadiealbert.com
KELLY RUDOLPH (Lighting Designer) is thrilled to be designing with Synetic for the first time. She was previously assistant lighting designer of The Adventures of Peter Pan and assistant to the lighting team of Romeo and Juliet. Recent design credits: The Rocky Horror Show (Iron Crow Theatre), Equus (James Madison University), Silver Belles and the Sizzlin’ Summer Nights Cabaret Series (Signature Theatre), The Voices of Now Festival (Arena Stage). Upcoming: Othello (American University), Corpus Christi (Iron Crow Theatre). She is a James Madison University graduate.
PHILL GIGGEY (Production Manager) is originally from the South Shore of Massachusetts, and has made the Washington area his home since 2010. He has worked at several theaters around town, most recently as the assistant wardrobe supervisor for Signature Theatre. Regionally, he has worked for theatre and opera companies in Vermont, Florida, New Mexico, Indiana, Massachusetts, and Missouri. Phill has worked with Synetic since 2011 in a multitude of roles, and is excited to be serving as the Production Manager. Special thanks goes out to his family, his wife, Marley, and his perfect son PJ.
Synetic Staff
Paata TsikurishviliFounding Artistic Director
Irina TsikurishviliCo-Founding Choreographer and Associate Artistic Director
Konstantine LortkipanidzeResident Composer
Phill GiggeyProduction Manager
Jared MercierAudience Services Manager
Elena ForbesAssistant Box Office Manager
Steve LangleyHouse Manager
Julia KingConcessions Associate
Linda HolderManaging Director
Anna DanielsonDevelopment and Special Events Manager
Madeline WalkerMarketing and Communications Manager
Zana GankhuyagMarketing Associate
Tori BertocciEducation and Outreach Manager
Marley GiggeyResident Stage Manager
Box Office Associates:Sheena Eldred, James McClung, Anne O’Dell, Jerome Nowlin, Rachel Newdorf, Julia King, Chris Wong
Box Office Phone: 866.811.4111Administrative Office Phone: 703.824.8060
Email: [email protected]
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Donors
The following list acknowledges the generous gifts received between September 9, 2016 & November 9, 2017 from our individual, government & institutional donors.
Underwriter Arlington ArtsThe Morris & Gwendolyn Cafritz FoundationSue CarltonJim CoakleyThe Share FundThe Virginia Commission for the ArtsThe Washington Forrest Foundation
ProducerAnonymousAllison & Mark Foster RuckhRick & Vicky HardyJulianna MahleyThe National Endowment for the ArtsThe Prince Charitable TrustsThe Shubert Foundation
Director Timothy CarltonThe Max & Victoria Dreyfus FoundationMeg & John HaugeGraham HoldingsClaire & David MaklanRyan MerkelLola ReinschBlair & Sally RubleJeffrey J. Schragg & Mary Jo George
Choreographer Irwin Monroe Arias & Lyuba VarticovskiLinda Bartash & Cecil ThompsonThe Dallas Morse Coors Foundation for the Performing Arts
Dennis Deloria & Suzanne ThouvenelleJonathan & Tracey GoldbergerKarina & Keith MosserMari-jane & Richard TromblyJoseph Reid & Cynthia WollochAnonymous
Lead ActorThe Arlington Community FoundationMs. Kyle Z. BellAnn & Dave BensonThomas BoothBonnie N. & Jere Broh-KahnBenjamin & Eva CohenCarol DunahooTracy FisherSue & Amnon GolanAllen Haid & Sandra Cummins-HaidGary & Loretta HarrisHans & Helen KaperErna & Michael KerstDana & Ray KochKristie MillerMark Perry & Adele MouzonCarl & Undine NashMargaret & Carl PfeifferAmbassador Richard Norland & Mary HartnettThe Savada- Stevenson FamilyCraig Pascal & Victor ShargaiKay T. SheltonThe Steele Family FoundationJonathan SunshineTacy Cook Telego
Jan Paul & Ellen von Seggern - RichterDavid & Julie Zalkind
Supporting Actor Dean F. AmelAnonymousJerrilyn AndrewsThe Austin Barnes FundDavid & Peggy BeersMary Josie BlanchardMitch BonannoKathleen Buto & Tom KornsTimothy William CarricoLynn EtheredgeMargaret GaffenDoris & Mark GreeneSuzanne GrinnanGary HendricksValeska Hilbig & Tom HuizengaLinda & Jack Holder Judy HonigMarc & Mary HutchinsonRobert L. KimminsBurgess Levin & Mary SailyNancy LimprechtAnonymousDave & Jane MannBarbara & Larry McBrideNathan & Vesselina MusickMitzi PetersonThe Lutz Alexander Prager TrustGeorge ProsnikJulie RiosTucker Scully & Lee KimballEmil & Judith SunleyDean Trackman & Joanne UyedaTessa van der WilligenSteve Verna
EnsembleJean AboodChrister AhlPat Arnold & Dennis McCloudAdele BakerMichael BarrettJames BealeJane & Alex BrodskyCandice C. BryantDragana & John CozzensWallace ChandlerMary Ann CohenNadine CohodesAnonymousLouis Delair Jr.Jade Alice EatonMay Lee EckleyJames FalconeAnka Zaremba & Matthew GamserJohn & Sue GiggeyLouisa & Michael GreveAnonymousEllen HarpelJohn J. HeimannJustin B. HopkinsLinda HuntingtonSamuel S. JacksonValentina KalkHelen & David KenneyRegina M. LeeTracy Lush & Jane QuenkCambria & Indy LynessWes J. MacAdamDonald Adams & Ellen MalandJohn & Moira MonkWinkle W. NemethClaudia Phelps & Arlene Edwards & Ted BairdChristy M. PinoJudith RivlinJames RorkeBella Rosenberg
OVATIONFederal Data SystemsCisco
Lifetime BenefactorsAnonymous
Hanna & Michael HaskettThe Robert P. & Arlene R. Kogod Family Foundation
Ina Milton
Synetic Theater Corporate Circle
Every effort has been made to ensure that this list is accurate & up-to-date. If your name is misspelled or omitted, please accept our apologies & inform us at 703-824-8060 Ext. 110, so we may correct the error.
Geoffrey Seeley & Carolyn MarkJoan & Irwin SingerCorinne E. SmithCatherine SrygleyThe Hasnas FamilySusan F. VolmanDiane & Terry Winslow R. Cameron Wolf
ApprenticeAnonymousEleanor AllenJerome Andersen & June HajjarJennifer H. ArnoldAnonymousAnonymousDiane BakerDr. Violet BakerRachel Barham & James RogersMichael BatippsDiana BecherAnonymousAlan BergRoy BerkowitzThe Bertocci FamilyRobert & Dianne BobowskiDavid BradleyMargaret Breida & Aaron MankaKalyn BruinJeffrey & Teresa BuczackiAnonymousStuart CarlowCarol CataldoSheila CavanaghAlpha & Eric ChengEugene ChereyskiyCathleen Cherry- MannAnthony ChestnutTim & Glenda ChristensonMichael ClineAmbassador Frances CookThomas M. CorwinKathy CrittenbergerBarnard DeleoNathaniel DeutschStuart DiekmeyerDiane DoriusRichard & Diana DowellBeth DriverKathleen DuncanPierre DuyMarion & Seth EisenAlice EpsteinPat & John EsslingerAnonymousCathe FadelEric FargoFarley Fisher
Pamela FiumaraCameron FletcherAnonymousKathy FlynnAlfred FriendlyCarol & Gerry FullerMary GaitanAnonymousAmanda GarzonRoberta GasbarreLeonid & Tatyana GershonStella GibbsMarie GiovanelliJerald M. GoldbergMark & Ellen GoldbergSue GolanVal Golovskoy & Julia BoskyDavid Gottlieb & Dina ShahmohammadiHilton GrahamRuth GramlichEdward F. GramlichJoan Grimbert & Robert SmarzAnonymousAnne HarrisonThe Hayes FamilyRichard HaynesAnonymousPeggy HellerDonald & Julie HerrBrooke HigdonAnonymousKristin HirschAnonymousAnonymousJulia HolcombTom Holzman & Alison DruckerAngela HughesAntoinette IngramChristopher IngramIrene JaffeMelbourne Jenkins Jr. & Juan FeblesNancy JerdanFrederick JonesDonald JonesCraig Karp & Susan WelsbyEdward KenneyMichelle Davis KingWorth & Debby KirkmanStephen KoppAlla & Igor KrupnikMari KuraishiShirley S. Kwan-HuiAlla & Gary LakeDouglas M. LanierIrene D. LasotaAnya LaurenzoRon Lehman IIAnonymous
Terrence & Mary LeveckJoseph LeVesqueDavid & Fran LevinEdward Levine & Edith KesselPaul & Katharine LevitCaroline Levy & James ReoLaura LittleMichael LotkeKate LucasHenriette LundBob LynessKaty LynessD. Biard MacGuineasMark MaierAnonymousFrank MancinoDorothy MarschakL. Paige MarvelCarol MatesAnonymousMelissa & Todd McCrackenWells McCurdySandy McKenzieCheryl MendonsaTimothy D. MercerMargaret MillerRoy Ira MillerPamela Monaco & Don KehneWilliam MoodyDennis MooreJames MorrMartin J. MouldLaurie MufsonAndrea NashPamela NelsonAnonymousNick NewlinCamilla J. NillesKay NollNonna NotoMargy NurikDavid OchrochJoseph J. O’Hare, III & Wallace F. BeardMichelle OlsonEmeline OteyPerpetua Pagal HeggiAlejandro Palacios & Caitlin ShirerElizabeth Crewson ParisBill & Cathy PastorJennifer Paxton & Stephen SilviaClaire P. PeacheyNatasha & Dan PerkinsKatherine PerniaThe Pew Charitable TrustAnonymousCarol Pickens
Cathy PollackAnonymousWilliam M. RagenEugene RichMalcolm & Katherine RichardsonCurtis A. RitterAnonymousChris SchnaubeltCarmi & Nina SchoolerSharon SchoumacherDana & Guy SemmesSara SennettAnonymousCara Lea ShockleyAnastasia R. SimesStu Sirkin & Arlene Farber SirkinAnna SlotherJo Ann SmithDonald & Catherine SmithKathleen M. SmithLynn SoukupThomas P. StappSam SteinbergAnonymousAbby SternbergValerii StupakVicki SullivanJoanne & Robert SwanAlexandra Tam- GarciaDavid TannousAl & Nadia TaranPeter ThreadgillTamie TobeIlene TrachtenbergRay & Barbara VanderbiltClaire WadePatrick WaldenC.J. & Leslie WallingtonAnonymousPamela WejmanJennifer WerbaKay WestcottM. WilsonJoel Wind & Al MunzerThomas K. WisnowskiSusan WissemanMeera WolfeEdith C. WolffThe Women’s Club of ArlingtonSusan YamadaGail Yano & Edward A CelarierAnonymousCheryl YuhasJennifer Kirkpatrick- Zicht
The 2017/18 Season is sponsored in part by the Crystal City Business Improvement District.
join us for drinks and dinner ¬ Highline RXR ¬ Jaleo Crystal City ¬ King Street Blues ¬ Kora Restaurant Bar I Lounge ¬ McCormick & Schmick’s ¬ Morton’s the Steakhouse ¬ Neramitra Thai ¬ Ruth’s Chris Steak House ¬ San Antonio Bar & Grill ¬ Ted’s Montana Grill
and, lots of great stores just steps from your seat.
eat. drink. applaud.
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THE TRIALJanuary 17 >> February 18
Up next at Synetic Theater...
“It’s in the nature of this judicial system that one is condemned not only in innocence but also in ignorance.”
Tickets: synetictheater.org
Picture this: A 30-year-old man going about his day, when suddenly without cause or warning, he is arrested while at work. Two
unidentified agents from an unknown agency arrest this man for an unspecified crime. While this story might sound as if it had been ripped from the headlines, it is from Franz Kafka’s 1914/15 The Trial. Synetic Theater will explore the struggles of “K” and his encounters
with the invisible Law and the untouchable Court.
This production is recommended for ages 14+ for mature content.
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