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196 stories by "Jessica Goldstein"

ATTN: Prince William speaks for the first time since the birth of Prince George by Jessica Goldstein

Feels like only yesterday there was literally nothing to report on except the way Waity Katie was keeping us all waiting. Yet finally, Prince George Alexander Louis was held aloft before the…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 11:31am on August 19, 2013

E. L. James made $95 million in a year, making her Forbes's top-earning author by Jessica Goldstein

Picture, if you will, $95 million dollars. Visualize that money however you like. Maybe you're envisioning the bills in neat, orderly stacks, with Walter White hovering above his latest haul…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 1:29pm on August 14, 2013

Backstage: Improvapalooza's 7th year packed with 'explosive creativity' by Jessica Goldstein

heliumprov: he·li·um·prahv(noun): when you suck in helium and proceed to perform improvised comedy, colloquially known as "improv." Just some vocabulary you might want to know as y…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 4:49pm on August 13, 2013

Da Vinci notebook lands at National Air and Space Museum by Jessica Goldstein

As part of the Year of Italian Culture in the United States, Leonardo Da Vinci's "Codex on the Flight of Birds" will make its debut appearance on American soil at the Smithsonian's National …

SOURCE: Washington Post at 3:29pm on August 8, 2013

Backstage: Rorschach and Synetic thrilled with Kickstarter campaigns by Jessica Goldstein

When Rorschach Theatre decided to produce "Neverwhere," adapted from Neil Gaiman's novel and filled with such stage directions as "THE GREAT BEAST OF LONDON enters. . . . It is…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 6:22pm on August 6, 2013

'The Book of Mormon's' O'Neill pinches himself by Jessica Goldstein

It's just before the end of Act 1 of "The Book of Mormon," and Christopher John O'Neill is singing about Jesus. O'Neill knows the words. He knows he knows the words. The song is "Man Up." Hi…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 11:24am on August 2, 2013

Taffety Punk's Bootleg Shakespeare is like 'having an affair with a play' by Jessica Goldstein

Taffety Punk company member Marcus Kyd's explanation for how Bootleg Shakespeare began is very simple: "It was initially a dare." The way Bootleg Shakespeare works, for the uninitiated, is a…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 7:01pm on July 30, 2013

With 'The To Do List,' Maggie Carey examines teen sex from a realistic middle ground by Jessica Goldstein

At the beginning of "The To Do List," the camera lingers on 1990s objects as the 2 Live Crew hit "Me So Horny" throbs in the background. Names of the cast and crew pop up on scrunchies, a TI…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 11:06am on July 26, 2013

Compass Rose Theater's youth company presents 'The Little Prince' by Jessica Goldstein

Please look upon this easel for the most important announcement of all of our lifetimes: Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, she of the second-shiniest hair in the Western Hemisphere (Tami …

SOURCE: Washington Post at 7:00pm on July 23, 2013

Two to share Rep Stage's artistic director job by Jessica Goldstein

Rep Stage, the professional Equity theater in residence at Howard Community College, is filling the vacant artistic director position with two people: Suzanne E. Beal and Joseph W. Ritsch. B…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 5:03pm on July 16, 2013

New D.C. playwrights collective to produce 5 plays over 3 years by Jessica Goldstein

There's a new player here in Theaterland. Introducing: our very own local playwrights collective. It's called the Welders, named for Cherrie Moraga's poem ("I am the welder. / I am taking th…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 6:48pm on July 9, 2013

'One Night With Janis Joplin' is a lifelong relationship for star Mary Bridget Davies by Jessica Goldstein

It takes Mary Bridget Davies about an hour to physically become Janis Joplin. As for the mental and vocal preparation, "it happens throughout the day with me," says Davies, 34, sitting in he…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 1:46pm on July 5, 2013

Backstage: Topher Payne has a 'Perfect Arrangement' for a hot issue by Jessica Goldstein

Topher Paynewrote the first draft of "Perfect Arrangement" in 2008. The play, a comedy set in the 1950s about two gay couples who marry each other's partners so as to hide in plain sight as …

SOURCE: Washington Post at 5:17pm on July 2, 2013

'Baby Universe,' a puppet fable about civilization's rebirth by Jessica Goldstein

Kirjan Waage and Gwendolyn Warnock, the co-writers and co-directors of "Baby Universe" at Studio Theatre, are wearing what look like grey onesies and gas masks. "The face is really interesti…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 2:05pm on June 28, 2013

Smithsonian Folklife Festival kicks off on the Mall celebrating Hungarian heritage by Jessica Goldstein

Can we talk about Wednesday for a second? What a day for Washington. SCOTUS struck down a key element of the Defense of Marriage Act, which was the main talk of the town. A bear " a baby o…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 7:10pm on June 26, 2013

Arena Stage's 'Janis Joplin' to head to Broadway by Jessica Goldstein

I'd like to make an announcement of great social and political import: "One Night With Janis Joplin," starring Mary Bridget Davies and now enjoying its second run at Arena Stage, is headed t…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 6:30pm on June 26, 2013

Backstage: Two D.C. troupes take their shows on the road by Jessica Goldstein

It's that time of year again: Everybody wants to get out of town. Urban dwellers are ready to swap the sweltering city for the seashore. Rusty the Red Panda broke out of his cage; Edward Sno…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 6:15pm on June 25, 2013

Olney returns to the haunting 'Angel Street,' the play that inspired 'Gaslight' by Jessica Goldstein

The last time "Angel Street" was produced at Olney Theatre Center, it was 1950. Olney was 12 years old, and the film "Gaslight," which was inspired by the play and starred Ingrid Bergman, ha…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 5:26pm on June 18, 2013

Taylor Swift's feminist doppelganger takes off on Twitter by Jessica Goldstein

Taylor Swift is not a feminist. But Clara Beyer is, and she loves Taylor Swift music, and sometimes she wishes Swift would change her twangy tune and be a little more progressive. On June 11…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 6:18pm on June 16, 2013

The Bling Ring: Nancy Jo Sales talks us through the crime timeline by Jessica Goldstein

Nancy Jo Sales is the journalist whose Vanity Fair article "The Suspects Wore Louboutins" told the story of the Bling Ring crew that inspired Sofia Coppola's new film. From October 2008 thro…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 10:55am on June 14, 2013

Molotov Theatre Group looks to class up its gory act by Jessica Goldstein

"To be honest with you, a year ago at this time, I was not sure that there was going to be a Molotov Theatre much longer," said Alex Zavistovich. His co-founders, with whom he started Moloto…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 5:54pm on June 11, 2013

Television binge watching: If it sounds so bad why does it feel so good? by Jessica Goldstein

When "Game of Thrones" star Peter Dinklage swung by "The Daily Show," Jon Stewart knew exactly where to start his interview about the HBO mega-hit. "People are so obsessed with this program…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 3:11pm on June 6, 2013

MetroStage theater is on a mission by Jessica Goldstein

MetroStage producing artistic director Carolyn Griffin says the theater's 2013-14 season is "mission driven." It's not about picking a theme and jamming the square pegs of plays into the rou…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 7:36pm on June 4, 2013

Adventure Theatre's 'Three Little Birds' is flying to the Big Apple by Jessica Goldstein

Big news over at Adventure Theatre MTC: "Three Little Birds," the musical that producing artistic director Michael Bobbitt adapted from Cedella Marley and Gerald Hausman's picture book of th…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 7:16pm on May 28, 2013

Playwright Dan Dietz takes Aeschylus to post-Katrina New Orleans by Jessica Goldstein

About a year and a half after Hurricane Katrina, playwright Dan Dietz was living in Austin and working as a guest artist at Florida State University. He drove back and forth " not exactly th…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 7:00pm on May 21, 2013
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