Neo-Futurists!

We went to Neo-Years Eve at the Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company and snapped patrons Shayna Hume, Yana Kaplan, Anastassia Plakhotkina and Evgeny Kaplan.

After a happy hour, there was a performance of Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind by Chicago's Neo-Futurists. Here, The Forum For Youth Investments' Kiley Bednar, DC Public Library’s David Quick, Le Pain Quotidien’s Kyle Storm, and the Fair Labor Association’s Andrew Korfhage.

After the show, guests joined the cast for a party featuring desserts, beer and wine, champagne, and a balloon drop. Here, Woolly Mammoth's Stacey Sulko, Danielle Barlow and Sarah Peterson.

The Neo-Futurists are masters of merging the hilarious and the harrowing. Audiences choose the order of the plays, so every performance is unique. Here, UMA’s Tai Spargo and Serena Houghton flank GHCMS’s Tina Parziale.

Heather Mahoney & Alfredo Flores contributed to this issue.

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