Woolly Mammoth New Year's Eve!

Sunday we went to the Woolly Mammoth Theatre New Year’s Eve performance and party.

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Guests enjoyed the final D.C. performance of The Second City’s "Nothing to Lose (But Our Chains)" followed by a VIP party with the cast. We snapped Second City cast members McKenzie Chinn and Odinaka Ezeokoli.

Photo credit: Alfredo Flores

The party featured music from DJ Louis E. Davis, an open bar, tasty treats and a midnight champagne toast to ring in 2018. Here, DoE’s Kaegy Pabulos with Georgetown University’s Andrew Thompson.

Photo credit: Alfredo Flores

The show was headlined by stand-up comic and TV personality Felonious Munk and the cast of Chicago’s famed improvisational theater troupe Second City – featuring sketch, stand-up and performances. This is the latest installment in the long-running partnership between Woolly and The Second City. Here, DJ Louis E. Davis getting the crowd amped up for the midnight countdown.

Photo credit: Alfredo Flores

Here is the crowd celebrating 2018.

Photo credit: Alfredo Flores

GWU Hospital’s Frances Dunker with Wendy Gutierrez.

Photo credit: Alfredo Flores

Hip-hop artist Kristofer Williams with Gabrielle Nutter.

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