Tiny House Plays at Boneyard Studios

Washington City Paper - Highly Recommended

"...How much drama can fit inside a community of three tiny houses? A lot, it seems, in both senses of the word. Boneyard Studios, D.C.’s most visible demonstrators of sustainably minded microliving, split in recent weeks: Two of the members are currently seeking new land without co-founder Brian Levy and his Minim Homes. But for now, everyone is playing nice as Pinky Swear Productions takes over all three structures (they share a lot in Stronghold) for Tiny House Plays, a fascinating five-show compendium of extremely cozy theater exploring lives packed into 200 square feet."

DC Theater Arts - Highly Recommended

"...Down a dark alley where cats dodge cars and across from the Glenwood Cemetery is Boneyard Studios, DC’s tiny house community. It feels almost otherworldly or enchanted, stepping through the gate onto a path lit by white and red Christmas lights that weaves among a lush community garden, three tiny houses (the largest is 210 square feet), a very glamorous shed and a fire pit. Out of necessity everything is pristine and perfectly in its place, but rather than clinical it is warm and inviting. This is where Pinky Swear is doing their immersive production, The Tiny House Plays."

DCTheatreScene - Highly Recommended

...a truly immersive, innovative site-specific theatre experience for audiences. Featuring five distinct stories by six playwrights, the plays are set inside the innovative Boneyard compound