Saturday, November 6th @ 9:00pm
Thursday, November 11 @ 6:45pm
Sunday, November 14th @ Noon
Friday, November 19th @ 7:00pm
Saturday, November 20th @ 12:30pm
WHERE: the SHOP at Fort Fringe, 607 New York Ave. NW, Washington DC 20001
TICKETS: Go on sale October 5 at www.capitalfringe.org -- $20 ($5 discount with Fringe Button)
The Poet Warriors is one of eight out of 134 shows invited back by Capital Fringe - by popular demand! Here is what a few theater insiders had to say about our show…
"Breath-taking"
Capital Fringe Founder
"…an intelligent and beautifully written book, score, and lyrics…a wondrous cast… whose angelic harmonies and heart-felt performances earned a long standing ovation…my favorite musical of this year’s Capital Fringe Festival."
Joel Markowitz, Theatre Columnist - www.broadwayworld.com
"This production was a sterling example of a new musical, well-produced, well-directed, and exceedingly well-cast that isn’t afraid to have a few false numbers in order to have musical moments that truly shine."
Anna Brungardt, www.dctheatrescene.com
"…veers from somber ballads to rollicking show tunes backed by boot camp-inspired choreography…effortless ensemble work…as we follow the players through training, deployment, and the dislocations and tragedies that form the plot’s emotional core."
Derek Hills, Washington City Paper
Capital Fringe Founder
"…an intelligent and beautifully written book, score, and lyrics…a wondrous cast… whose angelic harmonies and heart-felt performances earned a long standing ovation…my favorite musical of this year’s Capital Fringe Festival."
Joel Markowitz, Theatre Columnist - www.broadwayworld.com
"This production was a sterling example of a new musical, well-produced, well-directed, and exceedingly well-cast that isn’t afraid to have a few false numbers in order to have musical moments that truly shine."
Anna Brungardt, www.dctheatrescene.com
"…veers from somber ballads to rollicking show tunes backed by boot camp-inspired choreography…effortless ensemble work…as we follow the players through training, deployment, and the dislocations and tragedies that form the plot’s emotional core."
Derek Hills, Washington City Paper
Our cast will be thrilled to see you and grateful if you would help us spread the word! So come on down to the hoppin' Gallery Place/Chinatown/Convention Center Area and "Git it while the gittin's good!"
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