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LGBTQ+ Theater Festival returns for Black Pride
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Washington’s African American Collective Theater (ACT) will host “What That Mouth Do…,” the latest installment of a program that has become an annual spring tradition in Washington, D.C., starting on Sunday, May 26 at 4:30 p.m.
at Undercroft Theater. Guests will get to witness more than 25 talented, local “ACT’ers” – some familiar faces, some new – present Readers Theater-type performances of short LGBTQ+ themed plays.
Audiences can choose either show or attend one, break for dinner, then rejoin for the other. Additional information and tickets are available at a-act.org.
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