Follow the Lisa + In Your Dreams + That’s So You + Nox

The Line-up 

Follow the Lisa
Follow the Lisa has been called “quirky”, “unpredictable”, and “fun to watch” as they’ve been helping DMV audiences find the fun for over five years. Follow the fun with Follow the Lisa!
Cast: Elise Buckley, Andy Detweiler, Morgan Fykes, Tim Little, Chris Olinger, Lisa Schreihart, John Sener, Lisa Silverman (note – we are holding auditions for 2-3 more members later in May, so there may be more)

In Your Dreams 
In Your Dreams wonders where you thought your childhood dreams would take you and explore the universe where that is true. Bold character choices, branching storylines, 90’s disney channel references, come along a ride only available In Your Dreams.
Cast: Daniel Barrera, Sam Jackson, Kacie Peterson, MJ Welch

That’s So You
“That’s sooo you!” You exclaim excitedly to a friend twirling and showing off their new favorite dress. (It has pockets!) “That’s so… you.” You sneer at your work nemesis as they brag about a report where you did most of the work. (Your work spouse agrees, the comment was devastating) “THAT is so you!” You playfully argue with your partner when they try to deny their obvious resemblance to a meme with a puppy in it. (The puppy is hella cute and so are they.) One phrase, so many options for dramatic emphasis. Honoring the phrase, team “That’s So You” emphasizes their enthusiasm for fun and commitment to theatrical flair.
Cast: Mark Benjamin, Lauren Gabel, Steve Karig, Taylor Kniffin, Chris Lewitzke, Katie Munn, Andrea Quach, Jason Re, David Shadburn

Nox
Nox! interviews a member of the audience to bring their dreams to life.
Cast: Geoff Corey, John Heiser, NIna Hsu, Bri Lux, Aaron Mosby, Aubrey Peterson, Bethany Stokes, Tandra Turner, Chris Ulrich, Matt Winterhalter

Tickets to Friday night shows are All Access Passes. You may come and go between performances all night.

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Accessibility information

This performance will take place in the Milton Theatre on the second floor, reachable by stairs or elevator. Most seats in the Milton require the use of some stairs in the theater. The Milton has wheelchair- and scooter-accessible locations (reached by use of a platform lift) where patrons can remain in their wheelchairs or transfer to seats. Patrons requiring a wheelchair-accessible seat location should purchase a general admission ticket and then notify us by email at wit@witdc.org so that box office staff can be ready to assist or direct you. Please do not contact the Studio Theatre box office; they do not handle ticketing or seating for WIT performances. For more info on accessibility at Studio Theatre, see their accessibility page.

Title art by Tom Billings.