Left to right (top row) Matt Dewberry, Chris Rudy (bottom row) Ayanna Hardy, Megan Westman, Jennie Lutz, Gracie Jones
Winner of two out of six awards at the Capital Fringe Festival for “Scene Stealer” and “Most Heartfelt Performance by and Ensemble”
….mark my words, Breast in Show deserves 5 stars. It will move you. Time is running out. Get a move on. —DC Metro Theatre Arts (read full review)
Breast In Show is a thoughtful production that asks us to stand up and support the fight against breast cancer. Going off the standing ovation they received at curtain call, I think they’ve got it. —DC Theatre Scene (read full review)
If anyone was going to tackle making a musical out of the breast cancer experience, it ought to have been this company. And if you or anyone could ever be tempted to attend such a show, it should be this one. —Washington City Paper (read full review)
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Breast In Show will be part of the Capital Fringe Festival in DC July 10 through 27, 2014. The DC Festival is the 2nd largest Fringe festival in the US. This year there are 130 shows, 13 venues, and more than 900 performances. The must-see new musical that brings humor to the tumor.
Welcome to the “ChemoCafé,” where strangers become friends sharing an unforgettable journey of laughter and tears on the road to healing. Join these warriors on a life-affirming emotional rollercoaster in the musical that puts humor in the tumor.
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Breast in Show had performances at:
Mountain – at Mount Vernon United Methodist Church
900 Massachusetts Ave NW
Washington, DC, 20001
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Sunday, July 13th, 2014
8:45PM to 10:15PM
Thursday, July 17, 2014
9:00PM to 10:30PM
Saturday, July 19th, 2014
6:45PM to 8:15PM
Tuesday, July 22nd, 2014
9:15PM to 10:45PM
Sunday, July 27th, 2014*
6:30PM to 8:00PM
From left to right: Debbie Jacobson, Musical Director; Joan Cushing, Composer;
Ilona Kessel, Choreographer; Kate Bryer, Director