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A group of actors have signed on to an experimental theatre project to explore issues of child abuse, but with no director in sight and rehearsal left to the actors, things might go terribly wrong.  How far will some actors go to get the role?  Written and directed by Meredith Bean McMath, Case 22 is a dark farce that casts light on the dilemma of abused children and youths who too often find themselves trapped between home and the courts. This is McMath's first production with The Capital Fringe Festival; her last work produced in D.C., Sticks and Stones, took first prize at the 2003 Source Theatre 10-minute play competition. 

FIND OUT MORE

ABOUT CASE 22: Fringe Festival Production Notes, Resources and Synopsis from Writer/Director Meredith Bean McMath

THE MOCKUMENTARY: Behind the Scenes at Case 22

MOCKUINTERVIEW: My Great, Good Bad Luck: Tales from Under the Fringe

THE PRESS

READ THE RAVE REVIEW by DC Theatre Scene's Tzvi Kahn

READ MARGARET MORTON'S "Loudoun Playwright Featured at Capital Fringe Festival," July 7, 2010, Leesburg Today

THE CAST AND CREW OF CASE 22

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