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The Studio Theatre is hands down one of my favorite theatre's in the country. They bring in such interesting work, and, of course, actively support new and emerging artists. The productions are always fantastic and generally provocative. It's race conscious work, and often, actively anti-isms as it's grounded in the writing and voices of those who experience the journeys that are portrayed. I deeply hope this theatre stays afloat and have donated to its recovery fund. Besides Broadway, I find that nothing ever surpasses both the production level and quality of material elsewhere.…
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Date of experience: February 2020
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Saw our third play at the Studio Theater. Always a unique experience with quality acting and serious subject matter. We love the intimate size of the theaters. Can’t wait for our next trip to DC to see another show. A+
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Date of experience: September 2019
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Nutmeg2003 wrote a review Sep 2019
Washington DC, District of Columbia112 contributions45 helpful votes
My husband and I are repeat season ticket holders. Need I say more? We love the diversity of plays, the strength of characters, and the array of shows presented in the various venues within this building.
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Date of experience: September 2019
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We come to DC for a month each winter, to see shows, do museums and generally get our "big city fix." We had not been to the Studio Theatre before and booked tickets to Admissions--their most recent show. We enjoyed the theatre space--very intimate and pleasant. The performers were quite good and after seeing relatively mediocre shows at Arena and Woolly Mammoth, we were extremely pleased at the quality of the production. This has quickly become one of our favorite spaces for theatre in the DC area.…
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Date of experience: February 2019
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This 1-act ("Admissions" extended through March 3rd) slices into the liberal angst of having political correctness and getting into Yale too. Excellent ensemble acting to accompany the humerous, but challenging, subject matter.
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Date of experience: February 2019
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