| 2004: Man With Bags 2005: Energumen, The Real Inspector Hound 2006: Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead (Helen Hayes nomination for Outstanding Ensemble) |
| 2001: Dogg’s Hamlet/Cahoot’s Macbeth (City Paper #6 Best Productions of the Year) 2002: Bald Soprano, After Magritte, The Dumb Waiter 2003: The Power of the Dog |
About the Company
Kathleen Akerley Artistic Director
Gail Stewart Beach Resident Costume Designer
John Burkland Resident Lighting Designer
Michael John Casey Artistic Associate
Jon Danforth Business Advisor
Michael Glenn Artistic Associate
Heather Haney Artistic Associate
Elliot Homburg Photographer
Jeremiah Jourdan Website
Jason Lott Artistic Associate
Neil McFadden Resident Sound Designer
Daniel Vito Siefring Artistic Associate
The Board
Kathleen Akerley, Edwin L. Fountain, Abby Wood
Past Company Members
Charlie M. Berfield, Jonathon Church, Caitlin Griffin, Jason Stiles
| Founded in 1998, Longacre Lea is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) theater company specializing in absurdism, magical realism, and whatever other isms explore the role of the unseen and unexplained in the human condition. |
| In an over-saturated theater market, Longacre Lea remains committed to a one-show season and to making that show count. Performances are every August/September in the Callan Theater in northeast D.C. |
| In 2006, Artistic Director Kathleen Akerley was one of the recipients of the Theater Lobby “Mary Goldwater” Award for her direction of the company’s shows. |
| 1998: Macbeth 1999: Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead 2000: The Hothouse |
2007: The Hothouse |
Helen Akerley |
Declan Murphy Marc Okrand Louise Oliver Victor Shargai Gerald and Suzanne Siefring Allison Stockman Mary Stone Carolyn Thompson Judy and Steven Waldhauser John Z. Walker Kathy and Gary Wood Chris and David Zepf |
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| The company recently made the “green” move of eliminating programs and tickets (admission is by hand stamp; information about the performers is posted on the walls or available by email upon request). |