first review of Bloomingdale resident Tarpley Long's Dark House play (in the Capital Fringe Festival); play includes a scene at the McMillan sand filtration sIte

Last Friday night was Capital Fringe Preview and Dark House was invited to perform a 4" piece from the show.  It was well received by at least one reviewer as you can see from this forwarded link to the review.  There is a scene in the show that takes place in McMillan Sand Filtration Site.  The protagonist of the play, Thomas Sutpen is a greedy, ruthless, racist, sexist, ageist land developer but he has one redeeming  quality: he loves the beauty of Washington, DC, and wants to return the site to McMillan Park

http://www.dcmetrotheaterarts.com/2013/06/29/june-28-2013-capital-fringe-festival-preview-by-jessica-vaughan/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=june-28-2013-capital-fringe-festival-preview-by-jessica-vaughan

The play opens on Friday evening, July 12, 2013.  For tickets go to capital fringe.org and scroll to Dark House or type in search bar.  Tickets are $17.