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196 stories by "Jessica Goldstein"

'Noises Off' at 1st Stage: 'Workplace comedy,' plus a disaster and a little improv by Jessica Goldstein

Doug Wilder, director of "Noises Off" at 1st Stage, breaks down the farce like so: Act One: "It's this meta idea. You're watching a rehearsal happen. And these actors are a bit broad .â€�…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 6:48pm on November 26, 2013

Judith Ivey talks about Theater J's 'Our Suburb,' Paul Newman and directing by Jessica Goldstein

As with many meet-cutes, actor-director Judith Ivey and Theater J Artistic Director Ari Roth's stories of how they came to work together do not exactly line up. Ivey, the two-time Tony Award…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 6:49pm on November 19, 2013

Backstage: Pinky Swear's 'Bondage'; 'White Rabbit Red Rabbit; a Signature 'Sunday' by Jessica Goldstein

Liz Gossens, costume designer for Pinky Swear Productions' "Bondage," had a dilemma. She needed to cover the two actors " one male, one female " in head-to-toe bondage gear. "We really don't…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 7:25pm on November 12, 2013

Kathleen Chalfant does a reading of Lynn Redgrave's 'Shakespeare for my Father' by Jessica Goldstein

Actress Kathleen Chalfant, 68, didn't meet Lynn Redgrave, actress, playwright and original performer of the autobiographical work "Shakespeare for my Father," until they were both adults. Re…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 12:54pm on November 8, 2013

Two artists wedded to flamenco by Jessica Goldstein

Edwin Aparicio and Aleksey Kulikov had been together for more than a dozen years when in July they finally could be married. Although the two say they've stayed together longer than many of …

SOURCE: Washington Post at 6:33pm on November 5, 2013

Backstage: In 'Man of the House,' Gonzalez deals with absent dad, teen hardships by Jessica Goldstein

David Gonzalez is a divorced child of divorce. His world premiere one-man show "Man of the House (Or: How I Tracked Down My Dad, the Spy)" is his way of wrestling with that, and how he grew …

SOURCE: Washington Post at 6:47pm on October 29, 2013

Why are there more runners in D.C.? It's not where we are, it's who we are by Jessica Goldstein

There is a Washington that wakes up early. That stretches the tightness from sleep out of its shoulders, slides on sneakers and stumbles out into the still-crisp morning air. There is a Wash…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 7:00pm on October 24, 2013

Backstage: Youngsters breaking in with 'Appropriate' by Jessica Goldstein

Woolly Mammoth's "Appropriate" is anything but when you're thinking about material that's ­kosher for kids. The comic drama by native Washingtonian Branden Jacobs-Jenkins is one of those …

SOURCE: Washington Post at 5:54pm on October 22, 2013

For authentic fight scenes, Folger turns to Maryland swordmakers by Jessica Goldstein

If you've never been to Baltimore Knife and Sword, you'll probably never find it. There's no sign outside the small blue building a ways down a winding stretch of Marriottsville Road next do…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 11:44am on October 18, 2013

Ford's Theatre National Historic Site to reopen, thanks to $25,000 donation by Jessica Goldstein

How much does it cost to override a government shutdown? If you're Ford's Theatre, $25,000. That's the amount of emergency funding that trustee Ronald O. Perelman donated to the Ford's Theat…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 2:56pm on October 15, 2013

Olney Theatre to offer nine plays in three 'mini-seasons' next year by Jessica Goldstein

Jason Loewith, Olney Theatre Center artistic director, has a plan. It is "either a brilliant idea or a disaster in the making," he said. "We'll see!" The game plan: Instead of a traditional …

SOURCE: Washington Post at 7:05pm on October 8, 2013

'Two-Character Play' benefits from actors' shared history by Jessica Goldstein

Lee Mikeska Gardner and David Bryan Jackson knew a lot about each other before joining " or, more accurately, becoming " the cast of "The Two-Character Play" at Spooky Action Theater. They w…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 4:39pm on October 1, 2013

Spanish playwrights get a reading on a D.C. stage by Jessica Goldstein

"New Plays from Spain," a collaboration among Spain Arts & Culture, Studio Theatre, No Rules Theatre Company and Theater Alliance, will bring the newly translated work of Spanish playwri…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 6:10pm on September 24, 2013

'Breaking Bad's' Anna Gunn and the triumph of hero over anti-hero by Jessica Goldstein

It's hard out there for a hero. Anti-heroes have it easy. Their sinful existence satisfies our basest desires. We love them for being the kind of reckless, selfish people we would despise in…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 11:14am on September 23, 2013

'The Laramie Project' is the third installment in Ford's Theatre's Lincoln Legacy series by Jessica Goldstein

No one plays Matthew Shepard in "The Laramie Project." The piece of documentary theater was inspired by Shepard's murder: The gay 21-year-old University of Wyoming student was brutally beat…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 11:22am on September 20, 2013

Newsman Jim Lehrer back to playwriting with 'Bell,' a one-man play at National Geographic by Jessica Goldstein

Gregory McGurder, vice president for public programs at National Geographic, asked Jim Lehrer, former "PBS NewsHour" anchor turned novelist and playwright, if he'd be interested in writing a…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 7:12pm on September 17, 2013

National Museum for Women in the Arts raises more than $25 million by Jessica Goldstein

The National Museum for Women in the Arts has raised more than $25 million in the past six years, reaching its goal of doubling a $25 million endowment by the museum's 25th anniversary…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 2:31pm on September 11, 2013

'After the Revolution,' 'Agnes Under the Big Top' are plays that deal with family matters by Jessica Goldstein

When Megan Anderson first read the script for Amy Herzog's "After the Revolution," she thought her character, Emma, would be relatively blameless. "Emma is the protagonist," Anderson said. "…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 7:03pm on September 10, 2013

Signature's 'Miss Saigon' has a nick-of-time moment as leading man suffers throat ailment by Jessica Goldstein

Chances are, given the scale of Signature Theatre's production of "Miss Saigon," the cast and crew could have anticipated, or worried about, any number of things malfunctioning: The rusted m…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 7:26pm on September 3, 2013

Author awaits onstage arrival of 'Lulu and the Brontosaurus' by Jessica Goldstein

Judith Viorst has a folder. It's "about this thick," she says, holding her thumb and her forefinger about two inches apart. In it are articles she has seen that quote the most famous phrase …

SOURCE: Washington Post at 7:42pm on September 1, 2013

NPR's Ari Shapiro gets his groove on with Pink Martini by Jessica Goldstein

At this year's Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Gala, the headliner will be Pink Martini, a self-proclaimed "little orchestra" from Portland, Ore., that's been together for nearly two decades. P…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 4:00pm on August 30, 2013

'Short Term 12' writer-director Destin Daniel Cretton on real-life inspiration behind his film by Jessica Goldstein

Ask Destin Daniel Cretton about his first day of work at a short-term home for at-risk teenagers, and the first thing he does is take a deep breath. Then he says: "Oh, man." He begins: "My f…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 11:14am on August 30, 2013

Kennedy Center Page-to-Stage Festival returns for 12th year by Jessica Goldstein

The Kennedy Center Page-to-Stage Festival is 12 years old. Organizers are not really thinking about a dozen years of history, though; the showcase of new works from 40-plus local theaters is…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 6:18pm on August 27, 2013

Stamp of approval: No l Wells might be joining 'SNL' by Jessica Goldstein

Here we are again, all talking about "Saturday Night Live" like it's 1999. The New York Times posted a story Thursday on how terrifying it is to audition for Lorne Michaels, which is totally…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 1:09pm on August 23, 2013

Backstage: Woolly Mammoth hosting 'Till to Martin' town hall event by Jessica Goldstein

Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company will host "From Emmett Till to Trayvon Martin: A Town Hall Meeting on Black Bodies and American Racism" at 7 p.m. Friday. Might not seem like typical theater t…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 6:59pm on August 20, 2013
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