UPCOMING IN 2020
Nu Sass is proud to be partnering with The Jubilee for our 2020 and 2021 seasons!
The Jubilee is a yearlong, nationwide theatre festival featuring work generated by those who have historically been excluded--including but not limited to artists of color, Native American and Indigenous and First Nations artists, women, non-binary and gender non-conforming artists, LGBTQIA2+ artists, Deaf artists, and artists with disabilities?
Nu Sass will be presenting 4 world premiere’s in 2 seasons of new, original works written by marginalized genders.
Our seasons will be following the role of women in myths and stories, how they influence our modern lives, and how the times may or may not have changed since those historic women were invented or lived.
We hope you’ll join us for the never before seen and heard stories are told.
THE 2020 SEASON
WEEP
By Amanda Zeitler
Directed by Bess Kaye
SPRING 2020
TWIGS & BONE
By Tiffany Antone
Directed by Lynn Sharp Spears
FALL 2020
PAST SHOWS
DEAD DOG'S BONE: a birthday play
Equal parts irreverent and heartbreaking, Dead Dog’s Bone is a family drama about loving people you have nothing in common with, the melancholia of birthdays, and the goodness of dogs.
Written By: Veronica Tjioe
Directed By: Mara Sherman
Caos on F
923 F St NW
Washington, DC
March 22 — April 14
Evening showtimes: Thursday —Saturday @ 8PM
Matinee showtimes: Sundays @ 2PM
Poster Art by the Incredible Hannah Day Sweet
CAPITAL FRINGE PRESENTS
50 WAYS TO DATE YOUR AUBREY
A polyamorous cis-bi pragmatist actor gave an anti-romantic cis-het realist playwright creative license to tell a (mostly) real life story about looking for love in ALL the places. What resulted is an incomplete guide to dating your Aubrey.
Join us for a one-woman tragic comedy about fucking up, jezebels, ethical non-monogamy, and all other things love.
Premiers in the 2018 Capital Fringe Festival
Written by Danny Rovin (Stone Tape Party)
Directed by Lynn Sharp Spears
Starring Aubri O'Connor
Artistic support from Charles Lasky, Danny Rovin, and Moriah Whiteman
The Veils
A female Marine returns home from deployment in Afghanistan to begin planning her wedding. While being tormented by her controlling sister and mother, she fights against the ghosts she’s returned with from her experience overseas.
Written By: Hope Villanueva
Directed By: Angela Kay Pirko
Anacostia Arts Center
1231 Good Hope Rd SE
Washington, DC
February 15th – March 4th
Evening showtimes: Wednesday Through Monday @ 8PM
Matinee showtimes: [Closing Weekend] Saturday & Sunday @ 3PM
