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6,907 stories from Washington Post

Sondheim: Exit Smiling by Peter Marks

At the Festival's Close, Ovations All Around for Its Brightest Star

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Edie Falco Calls the Tune by Peter Marks

'Sopranos' Star Is Breathtaking In 'Clair de Lune'

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Backstage: Reshuffling Is in the Cards by Jane Horwitz

With Attendance Down, Source Delays the Start of Its Season and Makes Room for Others

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A 'Hairspray' With Hold by Peter Marks

Harvey Fierstein's Bouffant Performance
This is the first review for the Post by their new chief theater critic, Peter Marks (ex-New York Times).

SOURCE: Washington Post at 5:58pm on May 25, 2015☆⚑

Answering 'the Call' by Dan Via

THE ACTOR'S LIFE is a never-ending job search. At audition after audition, we give it our best shot, steel our hopes and sit by the phone awaiting the call that, more often than not, goes to someone else.
In this rejection-filled landscape, Longacre Lea Productions is something of an actor's oasis.

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Sizzling Opera Taken Out of Deep Freeze by Tim Page

Wolf Trap Revives Weill's 'Street Scene'

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It's Showtime Again At Harlem's Apollo by Lynne Duke

Hot Ticket Brings 'em Back to 125th Street

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Kennedy Center Takes Local Arts To Next Stage by Jacqueline Trescott

New Prelude Festival Will Start the Season With Tantalizing Peeks of What's to Come

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A Memorable Summer Affair by Nelson Pressley

The Kennedy Center's Sondheim Celebration Trumped Expectations, Proving a Triumph in Every Respect

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The Play's the Thing? Not at Tahoe's Shakespeare Festival by Scott Sonner, Associated Press

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Backstage: A Chance to Learn From the Master Cook by Jane Horwitz

Area Singers to Study Onstage With the Great Song Stylist

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One Enchanted Evening by Nelson Pressley

'A Little Night Music' Brings A Lot of Summer Smiles

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Honoring a Master of Melodies

Though only an hour long, "The Sweetest Sounds -- A Centennial Celebration of the Music of Richard Rodgers," presented at the Kennedy Center's Millennium Stage on Monday evening, was overflo…

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Backstage: At Olney Theatre's Summer Festival, Youth Is Served by Jane Horwitz

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Backstage: Moving Time 'Along' With Choreography by Jane Horwitz

"I think this is the hardest show I've ever done in my entire life," said choreographer Karma Camp of "Merrily We Roll Along," the musical that last week launched the second half of the Kenn…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 5:58pm on May 25, 2015☆⚑