K Street follows a young woman from Iowa, fresh out of college, who comes to Washington DC to be a hill intern. As she learns about Capitol Hill, she rises through the ranks to become Chief of Staff for a Senator with promising political prospects. But her success forces her to choose between her values and the harsh political realities of DC.
Cloaked in up-beat songs like “I’ve Got a Bill,” “Is this the Hill to Die On?,” “Too Much Sense,” and “The Longworth Cafeteria,” K Street lovingly ribs DC’s political culture while addressing the angst that many Hill-dwellers feel.
K Street was written by and is being produced by Karl Notturno — a writer, composer, and entrepreneur living in Washington DC who has significant experience in politics, technology, and finance.
Karl was a 2019 Publius Fellow at the Claremont Institute, is a professional fellow at the Abigail Adams Institute, and is a co-founder and board member at A Soldier's Home. Karl graduated from Yale University with degrees in philosophy and history.
