LTA's 2012-2013 Season Announcement!

LTA is happy to announce our 2012-2013 Season!  Below you will find the titles, playwrights, genre, and the approximate time slot the show will be performed.  The Board of Governors always strive to put together a diverse season both in genre, style, and technical requirements.  We feel we have accomplished this with our 2012-2013 season, and we hope you will find something on the list that may peak your interest!

Copies of the selected scripts will be available for perusal during normal business hours or through special arrangements with the LTA's Business Manager, Virginia Lacey (703 683-5778x2 or virginia@thelittletheatre.com).

All director candidates should submit a current Theatrical Resume and a “Vision Statements” for the plays they are interested in directing to ken.crowley@lmco.com.  

Applications must be received by February 1,  2012. 

Questions?  Contact Ken Crowley at ken.crowley@lmco.com.


LTA's 2012-2013  Season

Sweeney Todd (Summer 2012)
by Hugh Wheeler and Stephen Sondheim
Musical
(Director was chosen in last season's Director selection)

Boeing, Boeing (Sept 2012)
By Marc Camoletti
Comedy

Cantorial (Oct-Nov 2012)
By Ira Levin
Mystery

A Christmas Carol (Dec 2012)
Adapted by Donna Farragut
Play

A Chorus Line (Jan-Feb 2013)
By Marvin Hamlish
Musical

Dial M for Murder (Feb-Mar 2013)
By F. Knott
Mystery

33 Variations (Apr-May 2013)
By Moises Kaufman
Drama

Twentieth Century (Jun 2013)
By Hecht/McArthur/Ludwig
Comedy 

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