Founded in 1934, The Little Theatre of Alexandria (LTA) is the oldest award-winning community theater in the Washington metropolitan area. Located in the heart of historic Old Town Alexandria, LTA produces quality theater productions year-round.
Meet Matt Neufeld who is playing Nathan Radley in LTA's To Kill a Mockingbird . Tell us a little bit about your character. What single word would you use to describe him? I play Nathan Radley, the older brother of Boo Radley. Nathan only appears here and there, but the character does do something quite pivotal in the story. He is mysterious, reclusive, an introvert, he doesn't say much, he's protective of Boo, and he's a bit of a mystery. Thus, the one word I would use to describe Nathan is mysterious. What were some of the challenges you faced while working on this piece? The challenge is to try and do something interesting, notable, and memorable with Nathan in his brief scenes and to get across to the audience that even though Nathan is a small supporting role, his presence does matter. What do you hope the audience takes away from this play? I hope that the audience experiences a variety of emotions, thoughts, ideas, lessons, morals, themes, and mess...
Thanks to the LTA One-Acts Play Reading Committee! Thank you to the amazing LTA One-Acts play reading committee, who read nearly 90 scripts over the course of eight weeks, and completed a full weekend to select the three winning shows: 1 st Place : North by Bruce Bonafede 2 nd Place: The Fengolonian Fiasco by Vicki Riba Koestler 3 rd Place: The Dollar General by Keely Herrick The LTA One-Acts Play Reading Committee Vero Autphenne Lori Barringer Ann Breeden Abigail Casas Maureen Dawson Morgan DeHart Nick Friedlander Jesse Friedson Jasmine Jones Daniel Lakin Lauren Markovich Alden Michels Sam Nystrom Steve Rosenthal Lela Ross Richard Young An additional thank you to LTA Seasonal Planning Chair Eleanore Tapscott for supporting the One Acts Committee, and even participating in our reading committee! These shows will be produced by the Arlington Players in summer 2024 and we are excited to see them on their feet! Brittany Huffman & Josh Heit, O...
UPDATE: The 2023 WATCH Awards, recognizing outstanding achievements in community theater in the DC region, were held March 19, 2023 in a sold-out ceremony at The Birchmere. Attendees were able to celebrate their community in person for the first time since 2019. Due to the interruptions to the theater industry caused by the COVID virus, this was the first awards ceremony since COVID and included productions from 2020. Read on for a full list of nominees and recipients. Congratulations the following actors and designer who were among the award winners: David Correia--"A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder"....Outstanding Sound Design in Musical Noah Mutterperl--"Something Rotten"....Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical (as William Shakespeare) Maura Lacy--"Bright Star"....Outstanding Lead Actress in a Musical (as Alice Murphy) Chuck Dluhy--"A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder"....Outstand...
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