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SUMMARY:Lýkos Ánthrōpos by Bob Bartlett: A New Play About Monsters
DESCRIPTION:Congressional Cemetery is happy to welcome more immersive theater to the grounds of the cemetery this fall. As supporters of the arts\, the Cemetery is proud to host local playwright Bob Bartlett to the cemetery for 16 productions of his play Lýkos Ánthrōpos. Please see below for more information about the play from Bartlett and how to purchase tickets. \nPlease note\, Congressional Cemetery is the venue for this event. The cemetery is not involved in the play’s content\, writing\, ticketing administration/sales\, and day of show check in. All inquiries about the event should be directed to directly to Bob Bartlett via his contact information and the official event page\, link below. \nMature Content Warning: Lýkos Ánthrōpos is not suitable for children as it includes mature themes that touch on sex\, sexuality\, and violence. \n \nLýkos Ánthrōpos by Bob Bartlett \nOn the last evening of each lunar month\, a young man meets a stranger in the forest as the moon is nearly full… \nOctober 31 – November 24\, 2024\n8:00 PM (Thursdays\, Fridays\, Saturdays\, and Sundays) \nHistoric Congressional Cemetery\n1801 E. St SE\, Washington\, DC 20003​​​ \nYou may purchase tickets HERE!\nDirected by Alex Levy and featuring Patrick Kilpatrick and Nicholas Gerwitz​ \nWhat to know … \n\nthis performance is outdoors in the cemetery\ndress warmly\nbring a fold up chair or blanket and a lantern or flashlight\nafter parking near the cemetery\, meet our host at the entrance of the cemetery for a gentle five-minute walk to the performance location\nthe play runs 75 minutes with no intermission\nno onsite ticket sales (only advanced/online ticket sales)\nnot suitable for children\n\nFor more information: bob-bartlett.com and bobbartlettjr@gmail.com \nphotography: www.teresacastracane.com
URL:https://congressionalcemetery.org/event/lykos-anthropos-by-bob-bartlett-a-new-play-about-monsters/2024-11-17/
CATEGORIES:Theater
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SUMMARY:Lýkos Ánthrōpos by Bob Bartlett: A New Play About Monsters
DESCRIPTION:Congressional Cemetery is happy to welcome more immersive theater to the grounds of the cemetery this fall. As supporters of the arts\, the Cemetery is proud to host local playwright Bob Bartlett to the cemetery for 16 productions of his play Lýkos Ánthrōpos. Please see below for more information about the play from Bartlett and how to purchase tickets. \nPlease note\, Congressional Cemetery is the venue for this event. The cemetery is not involved in the play’s content\, writing\, ticketing administration/sales\, and day of show check in. All inquiries about the event should be directed to directly to Bob Bartlett via his contact information and the official event page\, link below. \nMature Content Warning: Lýkos Ánthrōpos is not suitable for children as it includes mature themes that touch on sex\, sexuality\, and violence. \n \nLýkos Ánthrōpos by Bob Bartlett \nOn the last evening of each lunar month\, a young man meets a stranger in the forest as the moon is nearly full… \nOctober 31 – November 24\, 2024\n8:00 PM (Thursdays\, Fridays\, Saturdays\, and Sundays) \nHistoric Congressional Cemetery\n1801 E. St SE\, Washington\, DC 20003​​​ \nYou may purchase tickets HERE!\nDirected by Alex Levy and featuring Patrick Kilpatrick and Nicholas Gerwitz​ \nWhat to know … \n\nthis performance is outdoors in the cemetery\ndress warmly\nbring a fold up chair or blanket and a lantern or flashlight\nafter parking near the cemetery\, meet our host at the entrance of the cemetery for a gentle five-minute walk to the performance location\nthe play runs 75 minutes with no intermission\nno onsite ticket sales (only advanced/online ticket sales)\nnot suitable for children\n\nFor more information: bob-bartlett.com and bobbartlettjr@gmail.com \nphotography: www.teresacastracane.com
URL:https://congressionalcemetery.org/event/lykos-anthropos-by-bob-bartlett-a-new-play-about-monsters/2024-11-16/
CATEGORIES:Theater
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SUMMARY:Lýkos Ánthrōpos by Bob Bartlett: A New Play About Monsters
DESCRIPTION:Congressional Cemetery is happy to welcome more immersive theater to the grounds of the cemetery this fall. As supporters of the arts\, the Cemetery is proud to host local playwright Bob Bartlett to the cemetery for 16 productions of his play Lýkos Ánthrōpos. Please see below for more information about the play from Bartlett and how to purchase tickets. \nPlease note\, Congressional Cemetery is the venue for this event. The cemetery is not involved in the play’s content\, writing\, ticketing administration/sales\, and day of show check in. All inquiries about the event should be directed to directly to Bob Bartlett via his contact information and the official event page\, link below. \nMature Content Warning: Lýkos Ánthrōpos is not suitable for children as it includes mature themes that touch on sex\, sexuality\, and violence. \n \nLýkos Ánthrōpos by Bob Bartlett \nOn the last evening of each lunar month\, a young man meets a stranger in the forest as the moon is nearly full… \nOctober 31 – November 24\, 2024\n8:00 PM (Thursdays\, Fridays\, Saturdays\, and Sundays) \nHistoric Congressional Cemetery\n1801 E. St SE\, Washington\, DC 20003​​​ \nYou may purchase tickets HERE!\nDirected by Alex Levy and featuring Patrick Kilpatrick and Nicholas Gerwitz​ \nWhat to know … \n\nthis performance is outdoors in the cemetery\ndress warmly\nbring a fold up chair or blanket and a lantern or flashlight\nafter parking near the cemetery\, meet our host at the entrance of the cemetery for a gentle five-minute walk to the performance location\nthe play runs 75 minutes with no intermission\nno onsite ticket sales (only advanced/online ticket sales)\nnot suitable for children\n\nFor more information: bob-bartlett.com and bobbartlettjr@gmail.com \nphotography: www.teresacastracane.com
URL:https://congressionalcemetery.org/event/lykos-anthropos-by-bob-bartlett-a-new-play-about-monsters/2024-11-15/
CATEGORIES:Theater
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SUMMARY:Lýkos Ánthrōpos by Bob Bartlett: A New Play About Monsters
DESCRIPTION:Congressional Cemetery is happy to welcome more immersive theater to the grounds of the cemetery this fall. As supporters of the arts\, the Cemetery is proud to host local playwright Bob Bartlett to the cemetery for 16 productions of his play Lýkos Ánthrōpos. Please see below for more information about the play from Bartlett and how to purchase tickets. \nPlease note\, Congressional Cemetery is the venue for this event. The cemetery is not involved in the play’s content\, writing\, ticketing administration/sales\, and day of show check in. All inquiries about the event should be directed to directly to Bob Bartlett via his contact information and the official event page\, link below. \nMature Content Warning: Lýkos Ánthrōpos is not suitable for children as it includes mature themes that touch on sex\, sexuality\, and violence. \n \nLýkos Ánthrōpos by Bob Bartlett \nOn the last evening of each lunar month\, a young man meets a stranger in the forest as the moon is nearly full… \nOctober 31 – November 24\, 2024\n8:00 PM (Thursdays\, Fridays\, Saturdays\, and Sundays) \nHistoric Congressional Cemetery\n1801 E. St SE\, Washington\, DC 20003​​​ \nYou may purchase tickets HERE!\nDirected by Alex Levy and featuring Patrick Kilpatrick and Nicholas Gerwitz​ \nWhat to know … \n\nthis performance is outdoors in the cemetery\ndress warmly\nbring a fold up chair or blanket and a lantern or flashlight\nafter parking near the cemetery\, meet our host at the entrance of the cemetery for a gentle five-minute walk to the performance location\nthe play runs 75 minutes with no intermission\nno onsite ticket sales (only advanced/online ticket sales)\nnot suitable for children\n\nFor more information: bob-bartlett.com and bobbartlettjr@gmail.com \nphotography: www.teresacastracane.com
URL:https://congressionalcemetery.org/event/lykos-anthropos-by-bob-bartlett-a-new-play-about-monsters/2024-11-14/
CATEGORIES:Theater
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SUMMARY:Lýkos Ánthrōpos by Bob Bartlett: A New Play About Monsters
DESCRIPTION:Congressional Cemetery is happy to welcome more immersive theater to the grounds of the cemetery this fall. As supporters of the arts\, the Cemetery is proud to host local playwright Bob Bartlett to the cemetery for 16 productions of his play Lýkos Ánthrōpos. Please see below for more information about the play from Bartlett and how to purchase tickets. \nPlease note\, Congressional Cemetery is the venue for this event. The cemetery is not involved in the play’s content\, writing\, ticketing administration/sales\, and day of show check in. All inquiries about the event should be directed to directly to Bob Bartlett via his contact information and the official event page\, link below. \nMature Content Warning: Lýkos Ánthrōpos is not suitable for children as it includes mature themes that touch on sex\, sexuality\, and violence. \n \nLýkos Ánthrōpos by Bob Bartlett \nOn the last evening of each lunar month\, a young man meets a stranger in the forest as the moon is nearly full… \nOctober 31 – November 24\, 2024\n8:00 PM (Thursdays\, Fridays\, Saturdays\, and Sundays) \nHistoric Congressional Cemetery\n1801 E. St SE\, Washington\, DC 20003​​​ \nYou may purchase tickets HERE!\nDirected by Alex Levy and featuring Patrick Kilpatrick and Nicholas Gerwitz​ \nWhat to know … \n\nthis performance is outdoors in the cemetery\ndress warmly\nbring a fold up chair or blanket and a lantern or flashlight\nafter parking near the cemetery\, meet our host at the entrance of the cemetery for a gentle five-minute walk to the performance location\nthe play runs 75 minutes with no intermission\nno onsite ticket sales (only advanced/online ticket sales)\nnot suitable for children\n\nFor more information: bob-bartlett.com and bobbartlettjr@gmail.com \nphotography: www.teresacastracane.com
URL:https://congressionalcemetery.org/event/lykos-anthropos-by-bob-bartlett-a-new-play-about-monsters/2024-11-10/
CATEGORIES:Theater
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SUMMARY:Lýkos Ánthrōpos by Bob Bartlett: A New Play About Monsters
DESCRIPTION:Congressional Cemetery is happy to welcome more immersive theater to the grounds of the cemetery this fall. As supporters of the arts\, the Cemetery is proud to host local playwright Bob Bartlett to the cemetery for 16 productions of his play Lýkos Ánthrōpos. Please see below for more information about the play from Bartlett and how to purchase tickets. \nPlease note\, Congressional Cemetery is the venue for this event. The cemetery is not involved in the play’s content\, writing\, ticketing administration/sales\, and day of show check in. All inquiries about the event should be directed to directly to Bob Bartlett via his contact information and the official event page\, link below. \nMature Content Warning: Lýkos Ánthrōpos is not suitable for children as it includes mature themes that touch on sex\, sexuality\, and violence. \n \nLýkos Ánthrōpos by Bob Bartlett \nOn the last evening of each lunar month\, a young man meets a stranger in the forest as the moon is nearly full… \nOctober 31 – November 24\, 2024\n8:00 PM (Thursdays\, Fridays\, Saturdays\, and Sundays) \nHistoric Congressional Cemetery\n1801 E. St SE\, Washington\, DC 20003​​​ \nYou may purchase tickets HERE!\nDirected by Alex Levy and featuring Patrick Kilpatrick and Nicholas Gerwitz​ \nWhat to know … \n\nthis performance is outdoors in the cemetery\ndress warmly\nbring a fold up chair or blanket and a lantern or flashlight\nafter parking near the cemetery\, meet our host at the entrance of the cemetery for a gentle five-minute walk to the performance location\nthe play runs 75 minutes with no intermission\nno onsite ticket sales (only advanced/online ticket sales)\nnot suitable for children\n\nFor more information: bob-bartlett.com and bobbartlettjr@gmail.com \nphotography: www.teresacastracane.com
URL:https://congressionalcemetery.org/event/lykos-anthropos-by-bob-bartlett-a-new-play-about-monsters/2024-11-09/
CATEGORIES:Theater
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20241108T200000
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SUMMARY:Lýkos Ánthrōpos by Bob Bartlett: A New Play About Monsters
DESCRIPTION:Congressional Cemetery is happy to welcome more immersive theater to the grounds of the cemetery this fall. As supporters of the arts\, the Cemetery is proud to host local playwright Bob Bartlett to the cemetery for 16 productions of his play Lýkos Ánthrōpos. Please see below for more information about the play from Bartlett and how to purchase tickets. \nPlease note\, Congressional Cemetery is the venue for this event. The cemetery is not involved in the play’s content\, writing\, ticketing administration/sales\, and day of show check in. All inquiries about the event should be directed to directly to Bob Bartlett via his contact information and the official event page\, link below. \nMature Content Warning: Lýkos Ánthrōpos is not suitable for children as it includes mature themes that touch on sex\, sexuality\, and violence. \n \nLýkos Ánthrōpos by Bob Bartlett \nOn the last evening of each lunar month\, a young man meets a stranger in the forest as the moon is nearly full… \nOctober 31 – November 24\, 2024\n8:00 PM (Thursdays\, Fridays\, Saturdays\, and Sundays) \nHistoric Congressional Cemetery\n1801 E. St SE\, Washington\, DC 20003​​​ \nYou may purchase tickets HERE!\nDirected by Alex Levy and featuring Patrick Kilpatrick and Nicholas Gerwitz​ \nWhat to know … \n\nthis performance is outdoors in the cemetery\ndress warmly\nbring a fold up chair or blanket and a lantern or flashlight\nafter parking near the cemetery\, meet our host at the entrance of the cemetery for a gentle five-minute walk to the performance location\nthe play runs 75 minutes with no intermission\nno onsite ticket sales (only advanced/online ticket sales)\nnot suitable for children\n\nFor more information: bob-bartlett.com and bobbartlettjr@gmail.com \nphotography: www.teresacastracane.com
URL:https://congressionalcemetery.org/event/lykos-anthropos-by-bob-bartlett-a-new-play-about-monsters/2024-11-08/
CATEGORIES:Theater
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20241107T200000
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SUMMARY:Lýkos Ánthrōpos by Bob Bartlett: A New Play About Monsters
DESCRIPTION:Congressional Cemetery is happy to welcome more immersive theater to the grounds of the cemetery this fall. As supporters of the arts\, the Cemetery is proud to host local playwright Bob Bartlett to the cemetery for 16 productions of his play Lýkos Ánthrōpos. Please see below for more information about the play from Bartlett and how to purchase tickets. \nPlease note\, Congressional Cemetery is the venue for this event. The cemetery is not involved in the play’s content\, writing\, ticketing administration/sales\, and day of show check in. All inquiries about the event should be directed to directly to Bob Bartlett via his contact information and the official event page\, link below. \nMature Content Warning: Lýkos Ánthrōpos is not suitable for children as it includes mature themes that touch on sex\, sexuality\, and violence. \n \nLýkos Ánthrōpos by Bob Bartlett \nOn the last evening of each lunar month\, a young man meets a stranger in the forest as the moon is nearly full… \nOctober 31 – November 24\, 2024\n8:00 PM (Thursdays\, Fridays\, Saturdays\, and Sundays) \nHistoric Congressional Cemetery\n1801 E. St SE\, Washington\, DC 20003​​​ \nYou may purchase tickets HERE!\nDirected by Alex Levy and featuring Patrick Kilpatrick and Nicholas Gerwitz​ \nWhat to know … \n\nthis performance is outdoors in the cemetery\ndress warmly\nbring a fold up chair or blanket and a lantern or flashlight\nafter parking near the cemetery\, meet our host at the entrance of the cemetery for a gentle five-minute walk to the performance location\nthe play runs 75 minutes with no intermission\nno onsite ticket sales (only advanced/online ticket sales)\nnot suitable for children\n\nFor more information: bob-bartlett.com and bobbartlettjr@gmail.com \nphotography: www.teresacastracane.com
URL:https://congressionalcemetery.org/event/lykos-anthropos-by-bob-bartlett-a-new-play-about-monsters/2024-11-07/
CATEGORIES:Theater
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SUMMARY:Lýkos Ánthrōpos by Bob Bartlett: A New Play About Monsters
DESCRIPTION:Congressional Cemetery is happy to welcome more immersive theater to the grounds of the cemetery this fall. As supporters of the arts\, the Cemetery is proud to host local playwright Bob Bartlett to the cemetery for 16 productions of his play Lýkos Ánthrōpos. Please see below for more information about the play from Bartlett and how to purchase tickets. \nPlease note\, Congressional Cemetery is the venue for this event. The cemetery is not involved in the play’s content\, writing\, ticketing administration/sales\, and day of show check in. All inquiries about the event should be directed to directly to Bob Bartlett via his contact information and the official event page\, link below. \nMature Content Warning: Lýkos Ánthrōpos is not suitable for children as it includes mature themes that touch on sex\, sexuality\, and violence. \n \nLýkos Ánthrōpos by Bob Bartlett \nOn the last evening of each lunar month\, a young man meets a stranger in the forest as the moon is nearly full… \nOctober 31 – November 24\, 2024\n8:00 PM (Thursdays\, Fridays\, Saturdays\, and Sundays) \nHistoric Congressional Cemetery\n1801 E. St SE\, Washington\, DC 20003​​​ \nYou may purchase tickets HERE!\nDirected by Alex Levy and featuring Patrick Kilpatrick and Nicholas Gerwitz​ \nWhat to know … \n\nthis performance is outdoors in the cemetery\ndress warmly\nbring a fold up chair or blanket and a lantern or flashlight\nafter parking near the cemetery\, meet our host at the entrance of the cemetery for a gentle five-minute walk to the performance location\nthe play runs 75 minutes with no intermission\nno onsite ticket sales (only advanced/online ticket sales)\nnot suitable for children\n\nFor more information: bob-bartlett.com and bobbartlettjr@gmail.com \nphotography: www.teresacastracane.com
URL:https://congressionalcemetery.org/event/lykos-anthropos-by-bob-bartlett-a-new-play-about-monsters/2024-11-03/
CATEGORIES:Theater
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20241102T200000
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SUMMARY:Lýkos Ánthrōpos by Bob Bartlett: A New Play About Monsters
DESCRIPTION:Congressional Cemetery is happy to welcome more immersive theater to the grounds of the cemetery this fall. As supporters of the arts\, the Cemetery is proud to host local playwright Bob Bartlett to the cemetery for 16 productions of his play Lýkos Ánthrōpos. Please see below for more information about the play from Bartlett and how to purchase tickets. \nPlease note\, Congressional Cemetery is the venue for this event. The cemetery is not involved in the play’s content\, writing\, ticketing administration/sales\, and day of show check in. All inquiries about the event should be directed to directly to Bob Bartlett via his contact information and the official event page\, link below. \nMature Content Warning: Lýkos Ánthrōpos is not suitable for children as it includes mature themes that touch on sex\, sexuality\, and violence. \n \nLýkos Ánthrōpos by Bob Bartlett \nOn the last evening of each lunar month\, a young man meets a stranger in the forest as the moon is nearly full… \nOctober 31 – November 24\, 2024\n8:00 PM (Thursdays\, Fridays\, Saturdays\, and Sundays) \nHistoric Congressional Cemetery\n1801 E. St SE\, Washington\, DC 20003​​​ \nYou may purchase tickets HERE!\nDirected by Alex Levy and featuring Patrick Kilpatrick and Nicholas Gerwitz​ \nWhat to know … \n\nthis performance is outdoors in the cemetery\ndress warmly\nbring a fold up chair or blanket and a lantern or flashlight\nafter parking near the cemetery\, meet our host at the entrance of the cemetery for a gentle five-minute walk to the performance location\nthe play runs 75 minutes with no intermission\nno onsite ticket sales (only advanced/online ticket sales)\nnot suitable for children\n\nFor more information: bob-bartlett.com and bobbartlettjr@gmail.com \nphotography: www.teresacastracane.com
URL:https://congressionalcemetery.org/event/lykos-anthropos-by-bob-bartlett-a-new-play-about-monsters/2024-11-02/
CATEGORIES:Theater
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20241101T200000
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SUMMARY:Lýkos Ánthrōpos by Bob Bartlett: A New Play About Monsters
DESCRIPTION:Congressional Cemetery is happy to welcome more immersive theater to the grounds of the cemetery this fall. As supporters of the arts\, the Cemetery is proud to host local playwright Bob Bartlett to the cemetery for 16 productions of his play Lýkos Ánthrōpos. Please see below for more information about the play from Bartlett and how to purchase tickets. \nPlease note\, Congressional Cemetery is the venue for this event. The cemetery is not involved in the play’s content\, writing\, ticketing administration/sales\, and day of show check in. All inquiries about the event should be directed to directly to Bob Bartlett via his contact information and the official event page\, link below. \nMature Content Warning: Lýkos Ánthrōpos is not suitable for children as it includes mature themes that touch on sex\, sexuality\, and violence. \n \nLýkos Ánthrōpos by Bob Bartlett \nOn the last evening of each lunar month\, a young man meets a stranger in the forest as the moon is nearly full… \nOctober 31 – November 24\, 2024\n8:00 PM (Thursdays\, Fridays\, Saturdays\, and Sundays) \nHistoric Congressional Cemetery\n1801 E. St SE\, Washington\, DC 20003​​​ \nYou may purchase tickets HERE!\nDirected by Alex Levy and featuring Patrick Kilpatrick and Nicholas Gerwitz​ \nWhat to know … \n\nthis performance is outdoors in the cemetery\ndress warmly\nbring a fold up chair or blanket and a lantern or flashlight\nafter parking near the cemetery\, meet our host at the entrance of the cemetery for a gentle five-minute walk to the performance location\nthe play runs 75 minutes with no intermission\nno onsite ticket sales (only advanced/online ticket sales)\nnot suitable for children\n\nFor more information: bob-bartlett.com and bobbartlettjr@gmail.com \nphotography: www.teresacastracane.com
URL:https://congressionalcemetery.org/event/lykos-anthropos-by-bob-bartlett-a-new-play-about-monsters/2024-11-01/
CATEGORIES:Theater
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20241031T200000
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SUMMARY:Lýkos Ánthrōpos by Bob Bartlett: A New Play About Monsters
DESCRIPTION:Congressional Cemetery is happy to welcome more immersive theater to the grounds of the cemetery this fall. As supporters of the arts\, the Cemetery is proud to host local playwright Bob Bartlett to the cemetery for 16 productions of his play Lýkos Ánthrōpos. Please see below for more information about the play from Bartlett and how to purchase tickets. \nPlease note\, Congressional Cemetery is the venue for this event. The cemetery is not involved in the play’s content\, writing\, ticketing administration/sales\, and day of show check in. All inquiries about the event should be directed to directly to Bob Bartlett via his contact information and the official event page\, link below. \nMature Content Warning: Lýkos Ánthrōpos is not suitable for children as it includes mature themes that touch on sex\, sexuality\, and violence. \n \nLýkos Ánthrōpos by Bob Bartlett \nOn the last evening of each lunar month\, a young man meets a stranger in the forest as the moon is nearly full… \nOctober 31 – November 24\, 2024\n8:00 PM (Thursdays\, Fridays\, Saturdays\, and Sundays) \nHistoric Congressional Cemetery\n1801 E. St SE\, Washington\, DC 20003​​​ \nYou may purchase tickets HERE!\nDirected by Alex Levy and featuring Patrick Kilpatrick and Nicholas Gerwitz​ \nWhat to know … \n\nthis performance is outdoors in the cemetery\ndress warmly\nbring a fold up chair or blanket and a lantern or flashlight\nafter parking near the cemetery\, meet our host at the entrance of the cemetery for a gentle five-minute walk to the performance location\nthe play runs 75 minutes with no intermission\nno onsite ticket sales (only advanced/online ticket sales)\nnot suitable for children\n\nFor more information: bob-bartlett.com and bobbartlettjr@gmail.com \nphotography: www.teresacastracane.com
URL:https://congressionalcemetery.org/event/lykos-anthropos-by-bob-bartlett-a-new-play-about-monsters/2024-10-31/
CATEGORIES:Theater
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240629T163000
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SUMMARY:Gentleman's Gambit: A Prohibition Era Mystery
DESCRIPTION:  \nUPDATE: Gentleman’s Gambit tickets are now SOLD OUT. Thank you so much for your support!\nOn January 17\, 1920\, the United States went dry. The 18th Amendment ushered in a new era in American history\, one characterized by booming business\, new fashions\, and immense cultural upheaval. And in the nation’s capital\, politicians\, bootleggers\, activists\, and everyone else in between all lived side by side\, helping texture the stories from the past we tell today. They lived in an America of dynamic change. The march of progress that dominated this new modern era resulted in the banning of alcohol\, with personal freedom sacrificed to preserve a perceived sense of collective morality. Washingtonians grappled with this paradox of prohibition in different ways\, shaping events\, influencing popular culture\, and transforming American society. We invite you to join us for a one night only\, one-of-a-kind immersive experience. Discover\, detect\, and deduce at Gentleman’s Gambit: A Prohibition Era Mystery. \n \nGentleman’s Gambit is an interactive\, immersive\, outdoor theater experience and fundraiser where visitors are invited to journey back to the Prohibition Era. Featuring live music\, thematic cocktails\, a costume contest\, period dancing lessons\, costumed actors\, and an interactive history hunt\, Gentleman’s Gambit is the perfect way to delve into DC’s past. \nLegendary DC Bootlegger William Frank Dement\, long put to rest at our historic burial ground\, has returned for one night only and he has brought the dark secrets of his own past for a final reckoning with the circumstances of his untimely death. Team up with others or take up the challenge yourself to solve the mystery\, win a prize\, and complete the Gentleman’s Gambit! \nYour Contribution: \nWhile our immersive experiences and live theater events are tons of fun\, they are also important fundraisers that benefit the preservation\, maintenance\, and repair of over 25\,000 memorial stones\, tombstones\, and graves at Historic Congressional Cemetery This work is ongoing and remains a critical component of our non-profit mission. In order to safeguard our National Historic Landmark and to continue to bring history to life for our community\, we are relying on your help. \nAll ticket prices for Gentleman’s Gambit include an automatically included\, tax deductible\, contribution to our non-profit mission. These amounts are clearly denoted below and are also included on the ticketing checkout page. We appreciate your generous support as we work to preserve Congressional Cemetery for future generations. \nTickets: \nGentleman’s Gambit is a one night only exclusive event held on June 29\, 4:30 PM- 8:30 PM.  \nBoth general admission and VIP tickets are offered for the event. The amounts in parathesis next to the total denotes the amount that is a tax-deductible charitable contribution (see above) \nGeneral admission: $50 ($25 charitable contribution) \n \nIncludes: Admission to the event at anytime between 4:30 PM- 8:00 PM\, A “Bootlegger’s Adviser” History Hunt\, a period dance tutorial\, and entry to the costume contest \nVIP admission: $85 ($35 charitable contribution) \nIncludes: All General admission ticket benefits\, a VIP swag bag (including a premium whiskey glass)\, a complimentary drink ticket\, and exclusive access for a polaroid photo at the Public Vault (DeMent’s bootlegger stash). \nTable Upgrade: $250 ($150 charitable contribution) \nIncludes: All VIP and General Admission ticket holders may purchase a table for use during the event. All tables are tent covered\, includes 4 chairs\, and are located at a premium location near the dance floor and band. \nHistory Hunt: \nWilliam Frank DeMent was one of the many bootleggers who plied his elicit trade in the nation’s capital. Using this new revenue stream\, DeMent grew wealthier\, but ultimately his reach escaped his grasp as his trade led to his untimely end. At Gentleman’s Gambit\, DeMent is returning\, along with some other lost souls\, and they need your help to solve a mystery. \nWhat circumstances led to DeMent’s death? How did he die? Where? Who killed him? All of these questions and more will be answered when you solve the mystery at Gentleman’s Gambit…so long as you are up to the challenge. \n \nGentleman’s Gambit attendees will be tasked with solving an interactive history hunt where they will solve riddles to locate clues to unravel the mystery of DeMent’s death. Some clues may just be a simple gravestone. Others\, are a bit more lively\, as the lost spirits of those buried here wander the grounds. Perhaps\, if asked the right questions\, they will be kind enough to help you solve the mystery to win a prize? \nAll attendees at Gentleman’s Gambit will receive a Bootlegger’s Adviser History Hunt and instructions on how to participate upon arrival. The History Hunt may be completed at any time throughout the event and your prize may be redeemed at DeMent’s Speakeasy once you have solved the mystery. \nRain and Weather Policy:  \nThis an outside event that will be held rain or shine. Guests should keep an eye on the forecast and prepare for the elements accordingly. A message will be sent to all ticketed attendees prior to the event with a weather advisory. \nIn the event that severe weather makes the event too dangerous to proceed\, the event will be canceled. In this case\, tickets will be refunded with the exception of the charitable contribution portion\, which will be retained to cover event costs. Thank you for your understanding. \nLive Music and Dance Demonstrations: \nWe love period music and dance and we hope you do too! We are excited to share that the Foggy Bottom Whomp Stompers will be playing multiple sets during the event. An area of the event will be opened up to act as a dance floor to truly transport you bac to the Roaring 20s. \nIn addition\, dance instructors will offer two period dancing demonstrations from Gotta Swing that will invite audience participants to learn how to dance like the country has just gone dry! \nCostume Contest: \nWere you born in the wrong time? Do you have a period costume you are proud of that you need an occasion to show it off? Perhaps you regularly dress like you lived during the Prohibition Era and you want to win a prize for it? \nWell\, at Gentleman’s Gambit\, we have you covered! We encourage you to dress up for this event and all attendees are welcome to register for the costume contest. Registration is free and is done entirely on site at the event. All you need to do to be entered is to fill out a small form and present yourself to the judges. They will be judging the (2) winners based on three areas: quality\, period appropriateness\, and creativity/originality. \nThematic Cocktails: \nWe are happy to offer a selection of some of our favorite cocktails from Republic Restoratives and are proud to continue our partnership with DC Brau to provide high quality\, brewed in DC beer for our live theater events. \nProgramming Schedule: \nThere will be a schedule of programming near the dance floor and bar which will include: dance demonstrations\, the reveal of the costume contest winners\, and remarks. Perhaps even a few lost souls will make their way to our secret speakeasy concert\, drawn in by the music and excitement… \n  \n\nWe are incredibly grateful for the support of the following sponsors \nAs a non-profit organization\, we rely on events like Gentleman’s Gambit to help fundraise in pursuit of our mission. We are extremely grateful for the support of the following sponsors. We encourage all attendees to learn more about these amazing organizations! \nFulcrum Residential: Keynote Sponsor\n \nEastern Memorials\nEastern Memorials is a full-service monument company\, specializing in creating personalized memorials in both granite and bronze since 1992. We believe each family has a unique story to tell\, and we understand the importance of capturing that story in stone for the benefit of future generations. Our caring staff will work with you in designing a lasting and unique tribute for your loved one. Eastern Memorials artisans use a combination of old-world knowledge and state-of-the-art equipment to design and make our memorials and headstones for graves. Covering regions of Maryland\, Washington D.C. & Northern Virginia\, we are the premier and most technologically modern monument company\, located in Manassas\, VA. Visit our website to view our wide array of work. Contact us with any questions that you may have at (703) 393-0999 or info@easternmemorials.com. \n \nLearn more about them here! \nDC Brau\n \nNot too long ago\, our nation’s capital was a world-class beer town without a brewery to call its own. Since Christian Heurich had closed the doors to his brewery in the 1950s\, Washington DC had no brewery whose products were available in local stores and on tap outside its site of production. In 2011\, DC Brau Brewing Company officially tapped its first keg of beer entirely brewed\, packaged and sold within the District of Columbia. Since then\, the brewery has crafted award-winning beer — utilizing a delicious and uniquely American blend of North American and European techniques and ingredients — with distribution throughout the greater National Capital Region\, Maryland\, Pennsylvania\, Massachusetts and beyond \nLearn more about them here! \nYou may purchase tickets below!
URL:https://congressionalcemetery.org/event/gentlemans-gambit-a-prohibition-era-mystery-3/
LOCATION:Historic Congressional Cemetery\, 1801 E Street\, Southeast\, Washington\, DC\, 20003\, United States
CATEGORIES:No Dogs Allowed,Theater
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230928T190000
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SUMMARY:Ben Wasserman: Live After Death Comedy Show
DESCRIPTION:IT’S THE WORLD’S MOST CHAOTIC COMEDY SHOW ABOUT GRIEF & LOSS! \nWithin the span of 3 years comedian Ben Wasserman lost his dad\, granddad\, uncle\, and four friends. In his new show Live After Death\, Ben blends comedy\, clowning\, and crowd work as he leads the audience on a hilarious yet moving journey through grief\, honoring and celebrating the ones we’ve lost along the way. Expect vulnerable conversation\, juggling\, a seance\, some dancing — you’ll laugh\, you’ll cry\, it’ll be a whole thing! \nWith an opening set from Andrew Bucket (The Kennedy Center\, Tig Notaro’s Bentzen Ball) \nDOORS OPEN: 7PM \nSHOW 7:30PM \nYou can purchase tickets here!\nBeer\, wine\, and drinks for sale at the show! \nLocation is either inside or outside the chapel\, weather depending. \nLive After Death has been selling out on tour at funeral homes\, cemeteries\, and other death spaces across the country since 2021 and has been featured and recommended by NPR\, The New York Times\, HuffPo\, Time Out NY\, The Boston Globe\, Chicago Reader\, Philadelphia Weekly\, The Toledo Blade\, Pittsburgh Union Press and more! \nBen Wasserman is a very funny boy based in NYC. Ben has appeared in the Brooklyn Comedy Festival\, New York Comedy Festival\, and NY/Philly/Burlington Fringe Festivals. His work and shows have been featured by The New York Times\, VICE\, Paste Magazine\, Vulture\, Comedy Central\, Buzzfeed\, and Time Out. And\, a few years ago Ben painted with his butt on MTV.
URL:https://congressionalcemetery.org/event/ben-wasserman-live-after-death-comedy-show/
CATEGORIES:No Dogs Allowed,Theater
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230520T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230520T210000
DTSTAMP:20240915T224207Z
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SUMMARY:Gentleman's Gambit: A Prohibition Era Mystery
DESCRIPTION:On January 17\, 1920\, the United States went dry. The 18th Amendment ushered in a new era in American history\, one characterized by booming business\, new fashions\, and immense cultural upheaval. And in our nation’s capital\, politicians\, bootleggers\, activists\, government officials\, cooks\, servants\, and everyone else in between all lived side by side\, helping texture the stories from the past we tell today. \nOne of these individuals was James “Jimmy” LaFontaine. Known as the “Gentleman Gambler\,” he owned and operated one of the largest and most profitable casinos of the era\, the Maryland Athletic Club. And at Congressional Cemetery\, Jimmy\, along with a selection of other interred residents\, are returning for a special event. Where is Jimmy? Who else is returning with him? What is the password to access his Maryland Athletic Club? Is Jimmy one of the notorious bootleggers supplying illicit spirits to the halls of Congress and beyond? These questions and more will all be answered at Gentleman’s Gambit: A Prohibition Era Mystery. \nGentleman’s Gambit is an interactive immersive outdoor theater experience in which visitors will be tasked with finding 6 actors playing interred residents across the cemetery grounds. Once they find them all\, they will be granted an audience with Jimmy LaFontaine himself to once and for all solve the Gentleman’s Gambit. \nThe event also features cocktails at our Speakeasy Bar\, live period appropriate music playing throughout the evening\, and more thematic fun. The event is rain or shine. Timed entry tickets are from 4:00 PM-7:45 PM in 15 minute increments. Last call at the bar is at 9:00 PM and all visitors will be asked to leave at 9:15 PM. \nTo purchase tickets\, please click the link HERE!\n \nInstructions:\nHeld on the evenings of May 19 and 20\, visitors will meet their instructor near the Gatehouse of the cemetery at preset start times (see ticket times on checkout) and will be presented with instructions and a Bootlegger’s Adviser mystery document\, containing a map\, helpful hints\, and spaces to write answers. Participants will use the Bootlegger’s Adviser\, hints from various costumed actors\, and of course their own instincts to find actors throughout the cemetery. \nAfter finding an actor in the cemetery and hearing their story\, participants are provided with a letter of a password to access the Maryland Athletic Club. Once they have all the letters and know the full password\, participants may proceed to the final stop to meet Jimmy himself at the Maryland Athletic Club. A complimentary prize is included! \n \nTo ensure every participant is able to enjoy the event\, we ask that you please try to complete the challenge in no more than 1 hour and 15 minutes. You are welcome to enjoy cocktails and music at our Speakeasy Bar after you solve the Gentleman’s Gambit.  \nYou are welcome to arrive before your scheduled start time (we recommend arriving at least 15 minutes early) so you can go through check in/ID check\, purchase a beverage\, or enjoy live music\, etc. But you must meet the instructor near the front gate at your scheduled start time to receive your Bootlegger’s Adviser and instructions to start your challenge.  \nComfortable and reliable footwear is recommended as the self-guided experience may take you across uneven ground.  \nASL Interpreters may be available upon request. If you need an ASL Interpreter to participate in the event\, please message Aorlikoff@congressionalcemetery.org to arrange for one.  \nWant to rock Gentleman’s Gambit merchandise\, including shirts\, hoodies\, etc? Visit our online store using by CLICKING HERE!\n \nThank you to our sponsors!\n\n \nBarracks Row
URL:https://congressionalcemetery.org/event/gentlemans-gambit-a-prohibition-era-mystery-2/
LOCATION:Historic Congressional Cemetery\, 1801 E Street\, Southeast\, Washington\, DC\, 20003\, United States
CATEGORIES:Theater
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230519T160000
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SUMMARY:Gentleman's Gambit: A Prohibition Era Mystery
DESCRIPTION:On January 17\, 1920\, the United States went dry. The 18th Amendment ushered in a new era in American history\, one characterized by booming business\, new fashions\, and immense cultural upheaval. And in our nation’s capital\, politicians\, bootleggers\, activists\, government officials\, cooks\, servants\, and everyone else in between all lived side by side\, helping texture the stories from the past we tell today. \nOne of these individuals was James “Jimmy” LaFontaine. Known as the “Gentleman Gambler\,” he owned and operated one of the largest and most profitable casinos of the era\, the Maryland Athletic Club. And at Congressional Cemetery\, Jimmy\, along with a selection of other interred residents\, are returning for a special event. Where is Jimmy? Who else is returning with him? What is the password to access his Maryland Athletic Club? Is Jimmy one of the notorious bootleggers supplying illicit spirits to the halls of Congress and beyond? These questions and more will all be answered at Gentleman’s Gambit: A Prohibition Era Mystery. \nGentleman’s Gambit is an interactive immersive outdoor theater experience in which visitors will be tasked with finding 6 actors playing interred residents across the cemetery grounds. Once they find them all\, they will be granted an audience with Jimmy LaFontaine himself to once and for all solve the Gentleman’s Gambit. \nThe event also features cocktails at our Speakeasy Bar\, live period appropriate music playing throughout the evening\, and more thematic fun. The event is rain or shine. Timed entry tickets are from 4:00 PM-7:45 PM in 15 minute increments. Last call at the bar is at 9:00 PM and all visitors will be asked to leave at 9:15 PM. \nTo purchase tickets\, please click the link HERE!\n \nInstructions:\nHeld on the evenings of May 19 and 20\, visitors will meet their instructor near the Gatehouse of the cemetery at preset start times (see ticket times on checkout) and will be presented with instructions and a Bootlegger’s Adviser mystery document\, containing a map\, helpful hints\, and spaces to write answers. Participants will use the Bootlegger’s Adviser\, hints from various costumed actors\, and of course their own instincts to find actors throughout the cemetery. \nAfter finding an actor in the cemetery and hearing their story\, participants are provided with a letter of a password to access the Maryland Athletic Club. Once they have all the letters and know the full password\, participants may proceed to the final stop to meet Jimmy himself at the Maryland Athletic Club. A complimentary prize is included! \n \nTo ensure every participant is able to enjoy the event\, we ask that you please try to complete the challenge in no more than 1 hour and 15 minutes. You are welcome to enjoy cocktails and music at our Speakeasy Bar after you solve the Gentleman’s Gambit.  \nYou are welcome to arrive before your scheduled start time (we recommend arriving at least 15 minutes early) so you can go through check in/ID check\, purchase a beverage\, or enjoy live music\, etc. But you must meet the instructor near the front gate at your scheduled start time to receive your Bootlegger’s Adviser and instructions to start your challenge.  \nComfortable and reliable footwear is recommended as the self-guided experience may take you across uneven ground.  \nASL Interpreters may be available upon request. If you need an ASL Interpreter to participate in the event\, please message Aorlikoff@congressionalcemetery.org to arrange for one.  \nWant to rock Gentleman’s Gambit merchandise\, including shirts\, hoodies\, etc? Visit our online store using by CLICKING HERE!\n \nThank you to our sponsors!\n\n \nBarracks Row
URL:https://congressionalcemetery.org/event/gentlemans-gambit-a-prohibition-era-mystery/
LOCATION:Historic Congressional Cemetery\, 1801 E Street\, Southeast\, Washington\, DC\, 20003\, United States
CATEGORIES:Theater
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