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The Capitol Steps is a point of interest, located at Ronald Reagan Bldg and International Trade Center, 1300 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC 20004, USA. Visit their website www.capsteps.com for more detailed information.

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Ronald Reagan Bldg and International Trade Center, 1300 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC 20004, USA
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6 Reviews

  • Ed Chunski
    30 October 2017

    Excellent parody of politicians. Timely jokes. Good impersonations. A must do in DC for a fun time. Absolutely recommend it. Get here early though, the security line at the Reagan Center can get long.

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  • Allison Finder
    14 January 2017

    Crazy good DC-themed SNL skits. Must see for those who love a good politically inspired joke

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  • Donna Laney
    23 August 2016

    A wonderful evening no matter what your politics! Incredibly talented cast. Highly recommend.

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  • Scott Stein
    27 May 2016

    5-STAR ALL DAY, EVERYDAY!!! (well, actually only Fridays and Saturdays)

    If you're in DC, make a point of going to this performance!!! So much talent! So much fun! Definitely buy your tickets in advance though. We got lucky - there were only a few seats left on the night we went. However, every seat is a good seat. It's a small theater, and there's no real need to be up close.

    Warning: You must have at least SOME knowledge of current events and politics. I'm no politics junkie by any stretch. I barely read Google News headlines, if I read anything at all. And, with that little bit of awareness, I got every joke. However, I know there are people who truly do live under rocks. They should skip the Capitol Steps. They should also probably get out from under their rocks!

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  • John Q. Hunsicker
    05 October 2015

    Very funny and on point. Equal opportunity satire.

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  • Daniel Humphreys
    08 October 2014

    I would be very grateful if I could see the closed captions along with the videos on iTunes or the podcasts. I have a sense that they are very funny, but I cannot understand what the singers are saying.

    I would submit this to a director, but that access is apparently carefully concealed.

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