Heroes Extended Thru May 31

Critics love it.

Audiences love it.

You will love it.

We are happy to announce that HEROES
has been extended thru May 31.

Call 703-548-9044 or 800-494-8497 now to order tickets
or go online to BoxOfficeTickets.com.

"gentle, affectionate performances that charm the audience for just under an hour and a half that make this lovely one act play a delight."

- Alexandria Gazette Packet

"With three of the finest, funniest and most tender performances to be seen, HEROES touches the hearts of anyone who has ever witnessed the unwavering dignity of an aging veteran."

- Alexandria Times

What the Critics (and some audience members) are Saying about HEROES

“Displaying spot-on timing, three expert actors mine the humor, tension and wistful profundity in this 80-minute piece.”
- Celia Wren, Washington Post

“The MetroStage production…had [the] audience shouting with laughter when they weren’t literally poised on the edge of their seats, listening to the clever wordplay…”
- Nancy Dunham, The Examiner

“Comprising the tenderly beguiling cast are three of Washington’s most beloved actors, each of whom delivers a splendid and achingly funny performance.”
- Jeanne Theismann, Alexandria Times

“Director John Vreeke paces the show nicely, not rushing it nor dragging it out.”
- Rich See, TheatreDC

“This production of HEROES is absolutely heartwarming, funny and brilliant. I truly enjoyed it 100%.”
- Ilona D.

“Vreeke takes the cast through the play with the grace of classical musicians performing an etude. The actors work beautifully and seamlessly together, with John Dow providing the proper balance between Michael Tolaydo's high ebullience and Ralph Cosham's consummately low notes.”
- Jayne Blanchard, Washington Times

“It was wonderful! [The play] had us in stitches from the opening act until the last scene. Must see it!”
- C.S.

“A Potomac Stages Pick for a short evening of charm, warm humor and fabulous acting.”
- Brad Hathaway, Potomac Stages

“A trio of talented actors and a wonderful script make this production an absolute joy. A more pleasurable theatrical experience than HEROES is hard to imagine. [It was] thoroughly enjoyable. Don’t miss this play!”
- Tom A.

Artistic Director's Round Table Discussion May 3rd

Artistic Director's Round Table Discussion
Sunday, May 3 at 5:00pm

Please join Producing Artistic Director Carolyn Griffin who will be participating in Theater J's Artistic Director's Round Table Discussion: You're Gonna Love Tomorrow: Musical Theater in the New Millennium immediately following the Sunday matinee 3:00pm performance of The Rise and Fall of Annie Hall. The panel will be moderated by David Dower (Associate Artistic Director, Arena Stage) and Carolyn will be joined by Michael Baron (Associate Director, Signature Theater) and Matthew Gardiner (Resident Assistant Director, Signature Theater).

Theater J
1529 16th St NW
Washington, DC 20036

TICKETS $30-$55: (800) 494-TIXS

www.theaterj.org

April 15-May 24, 2009
THE RISE AND FALL OF ANNIE HALL
A WORLD PREMIERE
By Sam Forman

Directed by Shirley Serotsky

Henry's a hungry librettist with a great idea and the moxie to pull it off. But complications ensue as he betrays his loved ones securing the rights to Woody Allen's famous film. The closer he gets to his dreams, the more havoc he wreaks. A hilarious tale about skyscraper ambitions in a celebrity driven town.

Announcing MetroStage's 2009-2010 Season

A Celebration of 25 Years of Eclectic Theater in an Intimate Setting

MetroStage's Favorite Shows and Artists Return

The Musical of Musicals

August 27 - October 18

Pearl Bailey...By Request

November 19 - December 20

Mahalia

January 21 - March 14

Tiny Dancer

April 15 - May 9

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