Inspired by the memories of visiting childhood haunts after the pandemic, The River depicts a group of teenagers about to embark onto adulthood. A lyrical play of youth, budding sexuality, and the struggles of moving on.
A staged reading of this play was performed at the District Fringe Festival in July of 2026
"It was funny. It was sobering. It was moving."
-- DC Theatre Arts
Support for The River:
TransMission Theatre Project
American University
The T4T4T Festival
The District Fringe Festival
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Poster design by Finn Fairfield for the staged reading of The River at American University
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This play has been developed with TransMission Theatre Co.
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