Lory Henning

Round House Theatre has announced a new lineup of plays, conversations, and education offerings for its 43rd Season, which includes digital programming for the fall and winter and a return to live productions in its Bethesda theatre in spring 2021.

Working Theater, in partnership with Round House Theatre (Bethesda, MD), Salt Lake Acting Company (Salt Lake City, UT)), Marin Theatre Company (Mill Valley, CA), a consortium of cultural institutions representing greater Hartford lead by  HartBeat Ensemble, The Bushnell and UConn's Thomas J. Dodd Center, (Hartford, CT)  Arizona State University Gammage (Tempe, AZ) and Texas Performing Arts (Austin, TX) join forces to present a unique co-production of American Dreams. 

Babe Ruth once said, 'It's hard to beat a person who never gives up.' Cindy Keiter is swinging for the fences!

In this one-woman show written and performed by Cindy Keiter and set in her legendary sportscaster father, Les Keiter's studio, RECREATING KEITER follows the story of comedienne, Cindy Keiter, as she struggles to find comfort in her own skin. Cindy takes you from tom-boy teenager on the waves of Hawaii to New Yorker caught in the tides of emotional abuse. It takes her very foundation falling apart to find herself and to find her wife, Lory. They say baseball is like life played out on a field. Cindy strikes on the universality of our insecurities and celebrates the home run of claiming your sexuality. She channels her father and electrifies her story by taking the audience to an imaginary all-star, all-time baseball game in Brooklyn's famous Ebbets Field!

Babe Ruth once said, 'It's hard to beat a person who never gives up.' Cindy Keiter is swinging for the fences!

In this one-woman show written and performed by Cindy Keiter and set in her legendary sportscaster father, Les Keiter's studio, RECREATING KEITER follows the story of comedienne, Cindy Keiter, as she struggles to find comfort in her own skin. Cindy takes you from tom-boy teenager on the waves of Hawaii to New Yorker caught in the tides of emotional abuse. It takes her very foundation falling apart to find herself and to find her wife, Lory. They say baseball is like life played out on a field. Cindy strikes on the universality of our insecurities and celebrates the home run of claiming your sexuality. She channels her father and electrifies her story by taking the audience to an imaginary all-star, all-time baseball game in Brooklyn's famous Ebbets Field!

Kitty and Lina, a new play by Manuel Igrejas will be presented at manhattantheatresource April 3 - 26, 2008.