Unhinged + Sic Hoc Verum Est. . . + Sistine Robot + Madeline

Guest acts

Unhinged: These two seasoned players can’t get enough of your wild and wacky dating app stories. Unhinged uses the audience’s most memorable dating app anecdotes from past holiday seasons (mistletoe mishaps? menorah mayhem? we want to hear all of it) to inspire a whimsical, upbeat, and joyful performance. Love may be a battlefield (ain’t that the truth, Ms. Benatar) but if we can find the humor, then we’re winning… right? Right. Cast: Elizabeth Cutler and Samantha Watson

Sic Hoc Verum Est. . .: Two real-life attorneys and one real-life communications professional give you a chance to let your holiday-related disputes have their day in court, with Court TV coverage! It may sound ridiculous to others, but your holiday-related dispute will get vigorous representation in court just like any other dispute, and in Sic Hoc Verum Est style, the action will flash back to uncover the hidden story behind the dispute, because under the legal dispute, there’s always a story! Cast: Jason Fliegel, Jennifer Hyman, Aimee Lee Savage

Sistine Robot: We’re proof that robots CAN learn to love. Cast: Paul Hitlin, Mikael Johnson, Jonathan Murphy, Joe Randazzo, Sara Rouhi, Kate Symes, Elise Webb

Madeline: Company ensemble, Madeline is nervy, flirty, and worthy—onstage and off! Their performances begin with a story delivered by a fascinating member of the DC community that inspires these talented improvisers to deliver a laugh-packed comedy show. Whether you’re looking for naughty, nice, or niche this holiday season, you’ll be captivated by Madeline, whose critically-acclaimed shows have been described as hilarious, a “tad horny for my taste,” and last but not least, “completely inappropriate for people who aren’t fun.” 

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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.