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CCW is thrilled to introduce you to Round House Theatre's current show – The Tempest, their most adventurous yet. This classic tale, magically reimagined, has been extended into January, and is produced in collaboration with Folger Theatre.

Adapted and directed by Aaron Posner and Teller (of Penn & Teller fame), this version of The Tempest is an unforgettable reimagining of Shakespeare’s most enchanting romance, and features haunting music from the catalog of iconic songwriter Tom Waits and mind-bending moves from dance company Pilobolus, as well as astonishing feats of MAGIC!  

The astounding production—a smash hit in Boston, Chicago, and Las Vegas—“awakens in the audience a sense of pleasurable, almost childlike wonder,” says The New York Times. “Enormously entertaining,” raves the Chicago Tribune. You can learn more about The Tempest online at: https://www.roundhousetheatre.org/On-Stage/Explore/The-Tempest.  

Tickets: CCW has arranged for a block in Zone 1 at a special group rate of $60 each [CCW Members only. May add one Guest. Payment due in full at time of Registration. All payments are non-refundable - unless event is cancelled.]

Current Round House Theatre Vaccination and Mask Policy: Masks continue to be required for all performances of The Tempest, regardless of vaccination status, except while eating or drinking in the lobby café area. For the safety of our audience, artists, and staff, patrons who refuse to comply will be asked to leave the premises. Click here for full health and safety information.

Metro: Round House Theatre is one block from the Bethesda station on the Red Line, at the corner of East-West Highway and Waverly Street.

Directions/Parking: https://www.roundhousetheatre.org/Your-Visit/Getting-Here

Food and Beverage: https://www.roundhousetheatre.org/Your-Visit/Cafe (Menu is still current in January and available pre-show and intermission. (After 6pm you can also order online for intermission to save time.)

Review:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/theater-dance/2022/12/01/review-tempest-round-house-theatre/