Edward Albee's
The Zoo Story
presented by Theatre du Jour

March 17 - April 10
Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 7:30

Pay What You Can Performance Wednesday March 17 at 7:30

$20/ $15 DCAC Members

For reservations call DCAC at 202-462-7833

Edward Albee’s first play, first performed in 1960, is brought to DCAC for the first time
by the provocative Theatre Du Jour.

A man sits peacefully reading in the sunlight in Central Park. There enters a second man. He is a young, unkempt and undisciplined vagrant where the first is neat, ordered, well-to-do and conventional. The vagrant is a soul in torture and rebellion. He longs to communicate so fiercely that he frightens and repels his listener. He is a man drained of all hope who, in his passion for company, seeks to drain his companion.

With provocative humor and unrelenting suspense, the young savage slowly, but relentlessly, brings his victim down to his own atavistic level as he relates a story about his visit to the zoo.

Directed by Kris Roth. Featuring Jerry Herbilla and B. Stanley.

DCAC is located at 2438 18th Street NW, Washington DC 20009 (202) 462-7833