Pinky Swear Productions
14 posts
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Review: ‘Use All Available Doors’ by Pinky Swear Productions at Dupont Underground
Sherry (Lady Davonne), a WMATA train driver, starts her day at Shady Grove in Derwood, MD. She has a word with the lead car of her train, “Forty-Twenty”: a soon to be decommissioned vehicle which she...
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Pinky Swear Productions Presents the World Premiere of ‘Use All Available Doors,’ a Local Playwright’s Love Letter to DC and the Metro
Pinky Swear Productions is excited to announce the world premiere production of a new play by a local playwright that celebrates the beauty, diversity, and absurdity of life in the nation’s capital....
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Review: ‘Safe as Houses’ at Pinky Swear Productions
What do we do when a storm rages? We fold the laundry. We try to understand our daughter. We clean a table that wasn’t dirty to begin with. We don’t think about what’s being washed way in the storm...
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Magic Time!’ ‘LIZZIE: The Musical’ at Pinky Swear Productions
Don’t groan but this is a bloody good show. It rocks, it roils, it’s saucy and sassy, it’s effin in-your-face. The story is gory as you might expect. It’s about the legendary 1892 axe murder of Lizzie...
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Review: ‘LIZZIE: The Musical’ at Pinky Swear Productions
Fresh off their Capital Fringe Best Overall Show and Best Musical Theatre or Opera wins for 2016’s Over Her Dead Body, Pinky Swear Productions (PSP) rips onto the stage of Anacostia Playhouse with...
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2016 Capital Fringe Review: ‘Over Her Dead Body’
“All you fair and tender ladies – beware of how you court your men.” Returning Fringe-favorites Pinky Swear Productions have a lot to live up to at this year’s festival. After debuting at Fringe in...
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‘The Tiny House Plays’ at Pinky Swear Productions
TINY HOUSE, HUGE HEART Down a dark alley where cats dodge cars and across from the Glenwood Cemetery is Boneyard Studios, DC’s tiny house community. It feels almost otherworldly or enchanted, stepping...
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Capital Fringe 2014 Review: ‘Cabaret XXX: Everybody F*cking Dies’
(Best of the Capital Fringe) Lets start off with a little history: Pinky Swear productions has had one of the best productions at the Fringe three years running, with their Cabaret XXX series. Their...
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Capital Fringe Review: ‘Cabaret XXX – Who Do You Think You Are?’ by Keith Tittermary
Another steamy night in the Baldacchino Gypsy Tent Bar was courtesy of Pinky Swear Productions. This year’s annual offering, Cabaret XXXY: Who Do You Think You Are, is just what you need to get hot at...
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‘Smudge’ at Pinky Swear Productions by Flora Scott
There are shows that are good and there are shows that are bad. There are countless shows that land somewhere in the middle. We all have various reasons we attend the plays we do: invitations, free...
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Fringe Review: ‘Cabaret XXX: Love the One You’re With’ by Grace Kim
Cabaret XXX: Love The One You’re With are the four ladies of Pinky Swear Productions, Toni Rae Brotons (director), Christina Frank, Allyson Harkey, and Karen Lange and backed by the excellent band,...
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Coming to The Capital Fringe Festival: ‘Cabaret XXX: Love the One You’re With’ By Mendy Cunningham
Pinky Swear Productions’ Cabaret XXX returns to the Capital Fringe Festival, this time to reveal their dirty little secret – that love isn’t so bad, especially when you’re the one in charge. Sure,...
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$5.00 Tickets for DCMTA Readers for Pinky Swear Productions’ ‘Killing Women’ by Joel Markowitz
Pinky Swear Productions is offering DCMTA readers $5.00 tickets For TONIGHT through SATURDAY when the run concludes. KILLING WOMEN at Spooky Action Theatre 1810 16th St NW, in Washington, DC 20009...
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‘Killing Women’ at Pinky Swear Productions by Mariya Danilenko
Killing Women, written by Marisa Wegrzyn, is a raunchy, witty play about female assassins. The set (Chris Holland) is abstract and simple; black rectangular blocks shape the stage and several wooden...