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Georgian Hospitality: 'Host and Guest'

Photo by Raymond Gniewek
SYNETIC THEATER is unique in Washington — or, indeed, anywhere. Its willingness to reinvent the classics through an amalgam of dance and theater is unmatched, and they've been very successful with stories everyone knows, like "Hamlet" and "Frankenstein."

But the best (and first) Synetic show I ever saw was "Host and Guest," a retelling of a Georgian legend about war, humanity, and the importance of hospitality to strangers. And it's back! Man, are you lucky they're revived it. Otherwise this just would have been me going on and on about this great show that was over and that you'd never have a chance to experience, but now everything's gonna be fine.

»Rosslyn Spectrum, 1611 N. Kent St., Arlington; 8 p.m. Thurs-Sat., 2 p.m. Sunday through Nov. 9, $15-$40; 703-824-8060. (Rosslyn)

Photo by Raymond Gniewek

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