Cherry Red to Stage Final Show Ever: THE ARISTOCRATS

Tickets are now on sale for "THE ARISTOCRATS" at Warehouse Theater, located at 645 New York Ave NW

One Night Only!
Sat Aug 27 at 8:30
Sat Aug 27 at 11:00

Proceeds to benefit Cherry Red's original home, District of Columbia Arts Center (DCAC)
A man, his wife, their two beautiful children, and a pet dog walk into a talent office. The agent says, "Alright then, let's see your act." The rest is history. For our final act, DC's only theater company dedicated to smut, Cherry Red Productions, will take the dirtiest joke of all time, "The Aristocrats," and fuck it in the ass. And as anyone familiar with our record of expertise in the art of stage blood,vomit, piss, poop, runny poop, menstrual blood, pimple pus, and dog cum will assure you: we're just the folks to do it.

"When it comes to pungent, sex-drenched, nekkidness-obsessed theatrical tomfoolery, nobody has ever done it better than Cherry Red Productions." -Wash City Paper
"Cherry Red is always on the most vulgar of cutting edges." -Wash Post

Starring Tony Greenberg (man), Yasmin Tuazon (woman), Joe Pindelski (boy), Judith Baicich (girl), Melissa Douglass Bustamante (dog), B. Stanley (voice), Johnny Kat (agent, 8:30), Christopher Henley (agent,11:00).

With Charlie Artful, Sara Barker, Kevin Blomstrom, Stacey Blomstrom, Lucrezia Blozia, Frank Britton, Jacinda Bronaugh, Toni Rae Brotons, ChristIan Crowley, Kate Debelack, Todd Gardner, Kari Ginsburg, Allyson Harkey, Charlotte Hendrix, Rebecca Herron, K Clare Johnson, Karen Lange, Shannon Listol, James T. Majewski, John Moletress, Erik Morrison, Ellie Nicole, Mark Osele, Kenneth Phan, Richard Renfield, Kris Roth, Donise Stevens, Gabriel Swee, Cherrie Sweetbottom.

Cigarette girls Kathleen Akerley, Carlos Bustamante, Stacey Whitmire. Costumes by Rhonda Key. Set by Kim Deane. Sound by Paul Vodra. Lights by David C. Ghatan. Stage Management by Jason Milner. Poster art by Blake Wright.

Producers Jennifer Ambrosino, Judith Baicich, Chris Griffin, Monique LaForce, Bridget O'Leary, Christopher McKenzie, Rabbi Weiss.

Written and directed by Ian Allen and Kate Debelack.