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SO LATE INTO THE NIGHT

By Shawn Northrip
Directed by Jenny McConnell Frederick
Music Directed by Nathan Nichipor

October 4 – November 2, 2025

The Stacks @ Buzzard Point
101 V Street SW
Washington DC 20003

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Pay-What-You-Can Previews: Sat Oct 4, Sun Oct 5, and Mon Oct 6 @ 8pm

Take a seat at the table as Mary Shelley gathers her friends and lovers to look into the afterlife. On the precipice of writing her masterpiece Frankenstein, Mary discovers someone from the future is looking back. SO LATE INTO THE NIGHT is an unforgettable rock séance in DC’s iconic Buzzard Point neighborhood.

Known for their dynamic activations across the city, Rorschach is thrilled to launch a fall residency at The Stacks in Buzzard Point. This unique neighborhood is set at the confluence of the Potomac and Anacostia Rivers, just south of Audi Field. Rorschach’s SO LATE INTO THE NIGHT will activate a distinctive high-ceilinged corner retail space in this vibrant new neighborhood, developed by Akridge and National Real Estate Development. Before performances, audiences can stroll along the river, enjoy pre-show drinks at The Point or Hen Quarter and explore The Stacks’ expansive outdoor spaces. 


FEATURING  Billy Bob Bonson, Veronica Bundy, Adian Chapman, Sydney Dionne, Lydia Gifford, Paul Pelletier Jr, Isabelle Jennings Pickering, Dani Ray, Maxwell Ross, Jason Zuckerman
| UNDERSTUDIES: Darren Badley, John Elmendorf, Aja Goode, Emily Kile, Sam Slottow
DESIGNED BY  August Henney (Set), Jessica Utz (Costumes), Dean Leong (Lights), Brandon Cook (Sound), Mason Dennis (Props)
WITH  Sophia Menconi (Production Manager), Sean Flaherty (Technical Director), Miranda Lee (Stage Manager), Josh Diewald (Assistant Stage Manager), Aidan English (Master Electrician / Assistant Lighting Designer), Lorraine Ressegger (Intimacy and Fight Choreography)
PRODUCED BY  Randy Baker and Jenny McConnell Frederick

This project is produced with support from
The Cafritz Foundation, The Share Fund,
the DC Commission for the Arts and Humanities,
and 121 backers to our Kickstarter