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1,519 stories by "Peter Marks"

Style Blog: Next Season Preview: Ford's Theatre by Peter Marks

Ford's Theatre's 2014-15 schedule comes under the microscope in the 8th installment of our previews of forthcoming theater in the D.C. region, and the image coming into focus most vividly is…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 6:07pm on March 18, 2014

Arena's 'Camp David' tries to turn the grind of diplomacy into the stuff of drama by Peter Marks

When practiced deftly, diplomacy is likened to an art. But can it also be an entertainment? The question is being taken up at the moment at Arena Stage, where a journalist-playwright and a …

SOURCE: Washington Post at 2:56pm on March 14, 2014

Style Blog: Next Season Preview: Synetic Theater presents 'Hunting Cockroaches' by Peter Marks

We turn our attention today to Arlington, Va. for the sixth installment of our 2014-15 previewing, and a look at the forthcoming shows of scrappy Crystal City-based Synetic Theater, oversee…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 12:39pm on March 14, 2014

Theater review: 'Rocky': A musical thrilla that's vanilla by Peter Marks

NEW YORK " With the electrifying climax they've come up with for the new musical version of "Rocky," director Alex Timbers and his creative team reveal themselves to be true lords of the rin…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 9:15pm on March 13, 2014

Rupert Murdoch play at Kennedy Center is like a really boring biography of the media mogul by Peter Marks

The list of Rupert Murdoch's business conquests is long. "Rupert" feels even longer. A deal-by-deal account of the media titan's voracious career, during which he's gobbled up everything fro…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 11:46am on March 13, 2014

World Stages festival: 'The Suit' is superbly tailored by Peter Marks

You'd be hard-pressed to launch an expedition to theater from around the globe more auspiciously than with "The Suit," a movingly evocative South African fable about folly and unforgiveness …

SOURCE: Washington Post at 8:43am on March 12, 2014

After a D.C. tryout, creative team retools 'If/Then' for Broadway by Peter Marks

NEW YORK " Usually, talking during a performance is strictly a no-no. But in the final days last fall of the Washington tryout of their new musical "If/Then," Brian Yorkey and Tom Kitt could…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 7:53pm on March 10, 2014

'Water by the Spoonful' dispenses measured fury by Peter Marks

Addiction binds together the disparate characters of Quiara Alegria Hudes's "Water by the Spoonful," but an even more tenacious adversary has a hold on them: shame, of a kind that simmers an…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 5:13pm on March 10, 2014

World Stages: 'Fallujah,' from Iraq and Canada by Peter Marks

"Fallujah" March 29, Terrace Gallery Countries: Iraq, Canada Description: A staged reading of a new chamber opera by Iraqi American playwright Heather Raffo and Canadian composer Tobin …

SOURCE: Washington Post at 8:58pm on March 8, 2014

At World Stages: 'Rupert,' from Australia by Peter Marks

"Rupert" March 12-15, Eisenhower Theater Country: Australia Description: From the Melbourne Theatre Company comes David Williamson's cabaret-influenced play about Australian-born media …

SOURCE: Washington Post at 8:58pm on March 8, 2014

At World Stages: 'Savannah Bay,' from France by Peter Marks

"Savannah Bay" March 19-22, Family Theater Country: France Description: Marguerite Duras's 1982 play is revived by Thé âtre de l'Atelier and tells the story of a young woman poring …

SOURCE: Washington Post at 8:51pm on March 8, 2014

At World Stages: 'Not by Bread Alone,' from Israel by Peter Marks

"Not by Bread Alone" March 25-26, Terrace Theater Country: Israel Description: Eleven members of the Nalaga'at Theater Deaf-Blind Acting Ensemble give audiences a sense of the extraordi…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 8:45pm on March 8, 2014

At World Stages: 'Solomon and Marion,' from South Africa by Peter Marks

"Solomon and Marion" March 28-30, Terrace Theater Country: South Africa Description: Lara Foot's play, in a production by the Cape Town-based Baxter Theatre Centre, details a clash of S…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 8:45pm on March 8, 2014

At World Stages: 'The Suit,' directed by Peter Brooks by Peter Marks

"The Suit" March 11-13, Terrace Theater Country: France Description: Peter Brook's Paris-based Thé âtre des Bouffes du Nord performs this South African play by Can Themba, Mothobi M…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 8:39pm on March 8, 2014

An international road map to the World Stages festival by Peter Marks

o the layout of the Kennedy Center, with its sweeping Hall of States and Hall of Nations, you can add the halls of global drama. ¶ From Tuesday until April 6, the stages of the august per…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 2:07pm on March 7, 2014

Style Blog: Next Season Preview: Round House Theatre, "Fetch Clay, Make Man" by Peter Marks

Fifth in our series of glimpses of the theater future: Round House Theatre's 2014-15 season. (We've previously taken tours of the forthcoming dramatic agendas of Shakespeare Theatre Compan…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 5:52pm on March 6, 2014

Bryan Cranston, making good as LBJ by Peter Marks

NEW YORK " Bryan Cranston for president! Portraying America's 36th chief executive, Lyndon Baines Johnson, in Robert Schenkkan's democratic procedural drama "All the Way," Cranston proves so…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 5:40pm on March 6, 2014

Signature Theatre's "Beaches" is a tissues-optional performance by Peter Marks

Thank the gods, or at least the licensing people: in the new stage version of "Beaches," we get to hear "The Wind Beneath My Wings." It arrives during Act 2 of this amiable throwback of a mu…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 7:33pm on March 4, 2014

John Travolta, Idina Menzel and Sunday Night Fever by Peter Marks

David Stone, producer of Broadway's new musical "If/Then," starring Idina Menzel, says that the box office receipts for the show doubled on Monday, after Menzel sang on the Oscars Sunday nig…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 6:41pm on March 4, 2014

Style Blog: Next Season Preview: Kennedy Center by Peter Marks

The Kennedy Center rolled out its 2014-15 performance map today, and included in the voluminous document are the plans for its theater offerings for the coming season, including the world …

SOURCE: Washington Post at 11:07am on March 4, 2014

Style Blog: Next Season Preview: "The Originalist" at Arena Stage by Peter Marks

Up now for your delectation: the 2014-15 season at Arena Stage . Nine productions, five of them world premieres, including this sure-to-be talk-of-the-town entry: "The Originalist," a new p…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 10:20am on February 26, 2014

Coming to a theater near you: Scalia! The play! by Peter Marks

For anyone who finds the persona of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia a little bit theatrical, Arena Stage thinks it's found the perfect play. Next season, the company will stage the worl…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 9:40am on February 26, 2014

Style Blog: Broadway's 'Bridges of Madison County' opens by Peter Marks

NEW YORK -- Were it not for the emotional crescendos Kelli O'Hara achieves with Jason Robert Brown's swooningly melodic score, the new Broadway version of "The Bridges of Madison County" mig…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 9:13pm on February 20, 2014

Style Blog: Kennedy Center, four more, join Women's Voices Festival by Peter Marks

The Women's Voices Festival just got louder. The Kennedy Center and four other companies have been added to the list of participating theaters in the fall 2015 festival. This brings to 49 th…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 12:59pm on February 20, 2014

Yo, Margo! D.C. actress Margo Seibert debuts on Broadway in "Rocky" - The Washington Post by Peter Marks

It's the oldest story on Broadway. And still the most irresistible.

SOURCE: Washington Post at 10:44am on February 18, 2014
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