Critics and audiences alike have had some really lovely things to say about Candida at Washington Stage Guild. 

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"Whitmer gets to the core of the play’s most complex character, James, displaying his flaws alongside his integrity."

- Ian Thal, Washington City Paper 

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"Whitmer as Morell…shows a touching fondness for his on and off stage wife, Emilie Faith Thompson as Candida, which added an especially sweet quality to the production…the production is lively, wildly amusing, and nothing less than charming." 

- Sophie Williams, Broadway World DC 

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"The men have really wonderful chemistry and play off each other to hysterical effect...This is a charming, vibrant production that is true to its roots as one of Shaw’s “Plays Pleasant” even as it surprises with refreshing modernity" 

- Mary Anne Johnson, MD Theatre Guide 

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CANDIDA MUST CLOSE OCTOBER 20th. Head to Washington Stage Guild for tickets. 

Nathan has not worked on stage with his wife, Emelie Faith Thompson, since before she was his wife. It's a unique opportunity to explore marriage onstage with the amazing woman he explores it with offstage. Check out Keith Loria's article below and thanks for DC Theatre Scene for taking an interest in us. 

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Working with Lone Wolf Media and the wonderful Director Lisa Quijano Wolfinger Nathan will appear in a special episode of America's Hidden Stories: Mystery at Jamestown. Catch it on Smithsonian Channel on Monday, July 29th, or streaming thereafter. 

Nathan is honored to be sharing the beautiful, round Fichandler Stage of Arena with the sparkling cast of The Heiress. 

You can see Nathan with Laura C. Harris, Nancy Robinette, Jonathan David Martin, James Whalen, Kim Schraf, Lise Bruneau, Janet Hayatshahi, Lorene Chesley, in Seema Sueko's tightly directed production through March, 1oth only.