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Choreographers (in order of clips): Katherine Zukeri Anuj Gupta Nikki Mirza Gab Yan-Calderon Sydney Dance Company Katherine Zukeri

Tickets and information at https://olneytheatre.org/beautiful Running through August 25.

Nikki Mirza nikkimirza.com

Play: INK by James Graham Theatre: Round House Theatre and Olney Theatre Center CoPro Director: Jason Loewith Choreographer/Associate Director: Nikki Mirza Scenic: Tony Cisek Props: Anna Cable, Jason Deering Sound: Matthew M. Nielson Projections: Mike Tutaj Lighting: Minjoo Kim Costumes: Debra Kim Sivigny PSM: Che Wernsman

Director/Choreographer: Nikki Mirza Asst Dir / Asst. Choreo: Payten Romig Music Director: Kevin Wines

Clare Barron’s explosive off-Broadway smash kicks off Olney Theatre Center’s 2022-23 season! In this Pulitzer Prize finalist, about a tweenage dance team from Liverpool, Ohio, more is at stake than a first-place trophy. It's a play about the puberty years, but leave the kids at home — adult actors of all ages portray the adolescent girls (and one boy) amidst their tween confusion, as well as their future adult selves. As the competition heats up, literal fangs come out, and the blood, sweat, and tears get very real in a drama about friendship, rivalry, and girls becoming women. For more info visit: https://olneytheatre.org

INK By James Graham Directed by Jason Loewith August 30 – September 24, 2023 A co-production with Olney Theatre Center London, 1969. A brash young Australian named Rupert Murdoch approaches journalist Larry Lamb with a staggeringly ambitious proposition: to turn the struggling paper The Sun into the best-selling tabloid in the UK…within a year. An unexpected partnership is born as Lamb and Murdoch assemble a team of scrappy underdog journalists and begin to transform The Sun into a populist juggernaut. Once they discover the formula to success the consequences are thrilling and terrifying. This “riveting” (The Guardian) Tony Award-winning Broadway and West End hit depicts the birth of our hyper-partisan news culture in a truth-is-stranger-than-fiction drama that will have you on the edge of your seat.