Political Theatre Roundup #4

Lots of interesting stuff for you this weekend, folks.

But first, in news of the really, really weird, a campaign worker who claimed that a black man attacked her at an ATM, saw her McCain bumper sticker and then carved a “B” into her face is now under investigation for possibly making up her story. Even Michelle Malkin is suspicious.

Locally, you can check out some pretty cool stuff with a political slant.

At DCAC in Adams Morgan, the always-adventuresome Landless Theatre Company is presenting the musical President Harding Is A Rock Star through November 30th.

Civilian Arts Projects is presenting Darfur/Darfur through December 6th – a travelling exhibition of images of the struggle in Darfur by world-renowned photojournalists.

This Sunday from 4 – 6pm, XX friends Patrick Crowley and Anu Yadav are presenting a workshop reading of CLASSLINES, a new multimedia performance exploring issues of class in DC. They will be sharing a montage of stories through performance, video, and audio. Audience participation and feedback will be instrumental in shaping the final piece which debuts next year. More info at Busboys and Poets.