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Hexagon 2009: What So Proudly We Bailed
We are musical, we are satirical, we are theatrical. We are Hexagon.Hexagon presents their 2009 show, Hexagon 2009: What So Proudly We Bailed, March 6 - April 4.
All proceeds from this year's show go to Rebuilding Together, a nonprofit group that makes free home repairs for low-income homeowners in Washington, DC.
For more information and to order tickets, visit
http://www.hexagon. org.
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Hey everyone, In case any of you are interested... I was in the Hexagon (Satirical political revue) show here in DC last year, and now I'm writing coordinator this year. I can say without reservation that the show this year, as far as the material goes, is several heads above any other Hexagon variety show. and given a quality cast, will be an incredible show that I can't wait to work on. Please see below for an email from my friend Mel talking about auditions!
Tyler
Details are: Hexagon is seeking singers, dancers, actors and impersonators for Washington's only original, political, satirical, musical comedy review. Auditions will be held at 4233A West Howard Avenue, Kensington, MD 20895 on Saturday and Sunday, January 3 and 4 (noon-5PM), and Monday, January 5 (7-10PM). Please prepare 16 bars of music and a short monologue and come dressed to dance. We are looking to cast 20-25 adults of all ages.
Rehearsals start on Wednesday, January 7 and continue through Thursday, March 5. The schedule is Monday-Thursday nights, and Saturday/Sunday as needed. All rehearsals will be held in Kensington until we move into our venue on February 22. Shows begin Friday, March 6 and run Wednesday-Saturday nights and Sunday matinees until Saturday, April 4. Website: http://www.hexagon.org/
