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(Washington, DC) At its July meeting, the League of Washington Theatres approved the applications of seven new members.

Adventure Theatre - the longest-running theatre program for children and families in the Washington metropolitan are and one of the main attractions at Glen Echo Park.
Bay Theatre Company – professional regional theatre company and studio in Annapolis, Maryland.
Forum Theatre - A company focused on the collaboration of artists from theatre, dance, visual arts, and music.
Journeymen Theater Ensemble – dedicated to creating art that addresses social and moral issues that challenge and inspire is artists and audiences.
National Conservatory of Dramatic Arts - an accredited post-secondary school for professional performing arts training.
Solas Nua – dedicated to presenting work by contemporary artists in Ireland to promote awareness of modern Irish culture in Washington, DC.
Washington Savoyards – the Washington area’s only professional performing arts organization devoted to the performance of comic and light opera, operetta, and musical theatre.

“We are thrilled to welcome these new members as we enter our 26^th year of providing a collaborative forum for professional theatre throughout Greater Washington. The wide variety of theatres now in the League reflects how much our community has grown and how much great theatre is happening throughout Greater Washington,.” said David Snider, League President.

The League of Washington Theatres is an association of nonprofit theatres in the greater Washington metropolitan area. The League was established in 1982 to promote the growth of its membership and to create public awareness, appreciation and support for theatre in Washington. There are currently 43 theatre members and 6 affiliate members of the League. For more information, visit www.lowt.org.