The Magi

John Swayze Theatre
9431 Silver King Court Fairfax

Nix and Jude have been touring their band The Magi for 8 years. They have been in love for 7 years and 11 months of that tour. It may be the holidays, but the band and the couple are on the verge of breaking up. The Magi explores the sacrifices we make for those we cherish. Part concert, part love story, and part awkward to be sure.

Thru - Dec 18, 2016

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DCTheatreScene - Highly Recommended

"...Daugherty and Ralston have a natural onstage rapport that makes their relationship real and relatable, even the tough parts they unload on you bit by bit between and in songs, which are rich, acoustic numbers accentuated by melodic voices. In the opening track, "Foolish Minds," they sing that they "know love is sudden, but you were more than a surprise," and as the show progresses, you get the sense that they are still surprising each other. Monotony, complacency, the day-to-day of routine haven't overtaken their relationship, which is one thing Judevine fears really settling down. But, Nixon's sweet "Judevine," an ode to his lady on a ukulele, proves that he's been paying attention and asks her to just try it out and give it some time."

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- Kelly McCorkendale

BroadwayWorld - Recommended

"...The Hub Theatre's THE MAGI is in many ways made for the winter holidays: it is unabashedly about love and sacrifice. Kelsey Mesa directs this two-person acoustic musical featuring impressive original songs by Eli Pafumi."

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- Barbara Johnson

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DCTheatreScene - Highly Recommended

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