Normal/Magic at Atlas Intersections Festival 2017

02/20/2017

Did you know that Normal/Magic is receiving a remount at this year's Atlas INTERSECTIONS Festival?

If you missed the original Capital Fringe Festival production, or are itching to see the plays with 2 entirely new cast members, come on out THIS weekend!

Friday, February 24th at 8pm
Saturday, February 25th at 2:30pm
Atlas Performing Arts Center
Tickets on sale below!

Normal/Magic is a night of two 30-minute plays (‘Normal Sea’ and ‘Magic for Beginners’). It's the q***r-lady sea-lion fruit-bat play.

07/22/2016

Tomorrow is your LAST CHANCE to see Normal/Magic at Capital Fringe!

Come out to support local q***r thetre at A:9 in MLK Library at noon. Buy your tickets before they sell out!

The q***r-lady sea-lion fruit-bat play.

07/21/2016

hi my friends. my name is S and i went to a really nice party with some really neat people and they took lots of pictures with me and my Carl. i am a very very very small sea lion. Carl is a lesser short nosed fruit bat and he has lots of kids.

we are doing a very special show called Normal/Magic about some more nice people. they were there too!! i like them a lot. i like you a lot! i hope you enjoy these pictures and i hope you come see our show.

if you see yourself and i did not tag you please do not be offended it is ahrd to type with flippers but i love you

i don't really know what a hash tag is but my friends Sam Mauceri and Natalie Ann Piegari said i should use them so people could see my pictures so here are some ones i picked out:

07/18/2016

Our friends at How To Be The Perfect Wingwoman - A New Musical got a lovely review from DC Metro Theater Arts. Check them out while you still can!

Something joyously funny is happening at Tropicalia Lounge. How To Be The Perfect Wingwoman: A New Musical, produced by Golden Ginger Productions, is a romantic musical comedy with a fresh take on female friendships, flirting, dating, and do******gs, supported by a witty book and lyrics by Dara Gold...

07/16/2016

DC Theatre Scene says "Check out Normal/Magic at MLK Library"!

About the q***r-lady sea-lion fruit-bat play's focus on LGBT women: "This show is a fun reminder that it should not be groundbreaking to present such characters, rather, that this should be our new theatrical norm."

Only 3 more performances!
Buy your tickets here: https://www.capitalfringe.org/events/910-normal-magic


Photo by Ryan MaxwellPhotography.

Check out Normal/Magic at MLK Library. It’s rough around the edges and a bit unpolished, but that seems to add to its charm. It’s no spectacle. It’s nothing showy. It’s just the sort of piece that defines what I think a Fringe show should be.

07/15/2016

Photo by Ryan MaxwellPhotography.

Come see how rad we look, y'all!

All photos by the nimble photography fox, Ryan Maxwell. He is glorious and talented and you should hire him immediately.

07/08/2016

Tomorrow's the day folks!

After a whirlwind week of dress rehearsals, a Metro Weekly photoshoot, and meeting tons of other Fringe artists from awesome shows, Normal/Magic at Capital Fringe opens at 1:45pm at MLK Library tomorrow!

Buy your tickets here: https://www.capitalfringe.org/events/910-normal-magic

07/07/2016

Guess who's on the cover of a magazine?!? Big thanks to Metro Weekly for a great time in your photoshoot last weekend!

Buy your tickets now: https://www.capitalfringe.org/events/910-normal-magic

07/05/2016

Self-producing with a nonexistent company means that we here at Normal/Magic do everything ourselves. In this case, Natalie Ann Piegari made a prop Hermit crab enclosure for Magic for Beginners.

It seems that we have created such a vivid and lifelike world for our characters, that a complete stranger became concerned for the safety and well-being of Natalie's fictional hermit crab...

Come see this wonderful prop in action THIS SATURDAY at 1:45pm!
Event is here: https://www.facebook.com/events/1703867689876823/

07/03/2016

I am Carl. I am a Lesser Short-Nosed Fruit Bat. I am a father to 27 children. We are raising Sally. I met some young people who had lots of feelings and odd things to say. Here they are.