A Special Offer to MetroStage Patrons for Super Claudio Bros.

SUPER CLAUDIO BROS EXTENDS
Best Musical 2010 DC Fringe

"Bright as a pack of skittles, loopy as a Loony Tunes cartoon."
- DC Theater Scene

6 MORE SHOWS THIS WEEKEND ONLY

"The casting reads like the DC musical theater producer's wish list it likely was."
- Glen Weldon, Washington City Paper

In fact, four of this dream cast are in MetroStage's production of Glimpses of the Moon, beginning September 8th.

STARRING:
Stephen Gregory Smith, Sam Ludwig, Lauren Williams, Gia Mora, Matthew Anderson, Harry Winter, Chris Sizemore, Karissa Swanigan and Gillian Shelly

THE WAREHOUSE THEATER
1021 7th Street NW
Washington, DC 20001

Thursday, July 29 @ 8pm
Friday, July 30 @ 8pm
Saturday, July 31 @ 8 & 10:30pm
Sunday, August 1 @ 3 & 8pm

Friends of MetroStage get tickets for $15
(Regular prices are $25 in advance/ $30 at the door)

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Get your tickets by calling 866-811-4111
or going to www.claudiobros.com

Come see SUPER CLAUDIO BROS. and see a great show with a great cast and save money!!!

A sneak peak at the set design for Glimpses of the Moon

Daniel Pinha, set designer, "became very interested in those big luxurious spaces from the beginning of twenties, where all aspects of wealth can be found, and the materials are rich and ornate." He had the idea that, "money created big 'jewelry box houses' from the chandeliers to floors and the characters are kept in this luxurious environment, but are perhaps fragile like the glass that surrounds them. There are a lot of rooms with different entrances that lead to different places, perhaps almost like our characters are looking for their true value - the love that they find at the end."

From the research photos below and input by David Marquez, director/ choreographer, Daniel worked on incorporating the tone and imagery into the unit set idea pictured above.

Gary E. Vincent LIVE!

THANK YOU to everyone who came out and supported Gary E. Vincent (and MetroStage) for his one-man show, making a life-long dream come true.

One customer stated it was "a seamless and invigorating mixture of recital, broadway musical and church service. Gary and William are AMAZING!!!"

To those who asked at the box office if a CD of Gary's singing was available, unfortunately nothing's been produced.... YET.

Below is a video segment from show, featuring William Hubbard, with Gary performing "You've Got A Friend."

MetroStage's 2010-11 Interactive Season Calendar from Google

Announcing the cast of A Broadway Christmas Carol

Matthew A. Anderson (The Man Who Isn't Scrooge) took part in MetroStage's raucous revival of The Musical of Musicals (The Musical!) and will be seen in Glimpses of the Moon this Fall. Mr. Anderson has also worked locally with the Kennedy Center (Youth and Family Programs as well as Shear Madness), Theater J, Signature Theatre, Imagination Stage, and Ford’s Theatre. This Summer, he is currently taking part in the exciting new musical Super Claudio Bros: A Video Game Musical for the 2010 Capital Fringe Festival.

Peter Boyer (Scrooge) is currently on stage with the Baltimore Shakespeare Festival for their Summer outdoor productions: The Comedy of Errors and Moliere's Scapine. He recently was seen in Sylvia at Bay Theatre and A Chorus Line (Zach) at Howard Community College, where he taught an acting course last Fall. He directed A Spell of Cold Weather for the Red Branch Theatre. REGIONAL: Olney Theatre: 1776 (Lyman Hall); Ford's Theater: Shenandoah (Sgt. Johnson); Imagination Stage: Heidi, Sleeping Beauty; Theatre IV: The Secret Garden (Archibald Craven). Mr. Boyer has also done the occasional commercial/ industrial/ extra work.

Donna Migliaccio (The Woman Who Isn't Scrooge) reprised her role as radical anarchist Emma Goldman in Ragtime at Broadway's Neil Simon Theater last Fall, a role she first played in the Kennedy Center's critically-acclaimed production. KENNEDY CENTER: Broadway: Three Generations, The Brand New Kid and Sunday in the Park with George. NATIONAL TOUR: Guys and Dolls - 50th Anniversary (General Cartwright). REGIONAL: Theatre on the Square, San Francisco: DirtyBlonde; Philadelphia Theatre Company: Elegies: A Song Cycle; Arden Theatre, Philadelphia: The Dinosaur Musical - world premiere; Signature Theatre: Assassins, Urinetown, Sweeney Todd, Pacific Overtures; Theater J: Shlemiel the First; Ford's Theater: A Christmas Carol. She is a two-time Helen Hayes Award winner and recipient of ten additional nominations, including one for her performance in MetroStage's original production of The Musical of Musicals (The Musical!). UPCOMING: Ruthless! (Totem Pole Playhouse), Sabrina Fair and Liberty Smith (Ford's Theater).