The History of Invulnerability at Theater J

Dates: (6/6/2012 - 7/8/2012 )

Theatre:

Theater J

1529 16th Street NW, Washington, DC 20036
Washington,DC 20036

SUBMIT UPDATES

Superman—the man of steel—is invulnerable. Jerry Siegel, the creator of Superman, was exceedingly vulnerable. Siegel was one of many Jews who created the cartoon superheroes of the 1930s and 40s in response to the rise of Nazi Germany. Based on a true story, this intriguing play tells Siegel’s tumultuous story of creating and publishing Superman while intertwining the events of a world in strife, a place where even Superman has his limits.

More Local Shows

Add a Washington, DC Show Listing

Videos

View all Videos

WASHINGTON, DC SHOWS


		Marjorie Prime Prologue Theatre (4/26 - 5/19)
		Pasión y Fuego: The Music of Spain Terrace Theater, Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts (6/15 - 6/15) CONCERT PHOTOS
		Mummy in the Closet: Evita's Return GALA Hispanic Theatre (5/9 - 6/9)
		MJ The National Theatre (8/13 - 9/8)
		Rockville Little Theatre presents Murder on the Orient Express F. Scott Fitzgerald Theatre (5/3 - 5/12)
		An Unbuilt Life Washington Stage Guild (4/11 - 5/5)
		Mamma Mia! Kennedy Center [Opera House] (8/13 - 9/1)
		The Last Drop Scena Theatre (4/12 - 5/12) DISCOUNT
		Miss Nelson is Missing! Imagination Stage (6/20 - 8/10)
		Frontieres sans Frontieres Spooky Action Theater (4/25 - 5/19)
VIEW SHOWS ADD A SHOW FIND A JOB


News on your favorite shows, specials & more!