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Pinky Swear Productions

A little funny, a little dark, a lot entertaining.

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PSP is a feminist theatre company that celebrates the diversity of women’s experiences by telling inclusive and subversive stories.

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Edinburgh

A Tale of Two Cities:The DC and Edinburgh Fringe Festivals Pinky Swear did something huge this year. We took our triple-award winning show to the original Fringe festival that started it all: Edinburgh. Coming off another best musical award from our beloved Capital Fringe Festival, we were excited to embark upon a journey of a […]

Use All Available Doors

Pinky Swear Productions to Bring Local Playwright’s Ode to the DC Metro to Dupont Underground Dupont Underground — the subterranean streetcar station-​turned-​arts organization beneath Dupont Circle — will return to its transit roots this spring when local feminist theatre company Pinky Swear Productions brings the world première of local playwright Brittany Alyse Willis’s Use All Available Doors to the […]

LIZZIE Slays the Critics!

LIZZIE arrived at the Anacostia Playhouse on January 12, and the press took notice! You’ve got two more weekends to rock out with the show everyone’s raving about. Get your tickets now, and don’t miss out on the bloody-​good fun! “Dressed in expressionistic goth-​Victorian attire (designed by Liz Gossens), the actors radiate their characters’ simmering […]

The Road Ahead for Pinky Swear

Co-​Artistic and Executive Director Karen Lange talks about PS’ 2013 productions and what the future holds: This was the year of identity. We didn’t plan it that way — it just happened. Last spring’s Unclear Family Repertory featured characters redefining what it means to be a friend, a wife, a husband, or a mother, as […]