The Washington Stage Guild Presents Magic
The Washington Stage Guild presents Magic by G.K. Chesterton and directed by Alan Wade
Magic through January 30, 2011
Thursday Evening at 7:30 PM
Friday & Saturday Evenings at 8 PM
Saturday & Sunday Matinees at 2:30 PM
$50.00 Friday & Saturday Evenings;
$40.00 all other performances
Discounts
Students: half price all performances
Seniors 65 & over: $10 off top price, all performances.
Location:Undercroft Theatre,
Mount Vernon Place United Methodist Church,
900 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Washington, DC
To get tickets call 240 582-0050 or email info@stageguild.org
Or order online -
www.stageguild.org
The Washington Stage Guild welcomes 2011 with a witty fairy tale of a comedy, Magic by G.K. Chesterton. An aristocratic family reunion gets more than entertainment when the hired magician begins to challenge the limits of deception in ways that call both faith and reason into question: is it more unsettling to have your beliefs refuted, or your doubts? Gilbert Keith Chesterton was one of the twentieth century's greatest wits and a prolific writer whose works include the novel, The Man Who Was Thursday, and the Father Brown Mystery Stories.
Directed by Alan Wade and featuring Nick DePinto, Madeline Ruskin, Matt Bassett, David Bryan Jackson, Vincent Clark, Lynn Steinmetz and Daniel Kenner.
Order a Season Pass or single tickets online with a credit card - just go to our website - www.stageguild.org
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