Woolly Mammoth New Year's Eve!

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

Alfredo Flores

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.

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.

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.

Alfredo Flores

Here is the crowd celebrating 2018.

Alfredo Flores

GWU Hospital’s Frances Dunker with Wendy Gutierrez.

Alfredo Flores

Hip-hop artist Kristofer Williams with Gabrielle Nutter.

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