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When this Camelot is singing, it's an agreeable venture, but the sluggish tendencies in the early scenes mean this might not be the best musical to which to take a child younger than 10.

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In Shepherdstown, Festival Slate Pulses With Political Tension By Celia Wren

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Backstage: Daniel Beaty's Rousing Call By Jane Horwitz

'Emergence-See!' Actor Knows Firsthand the Struggles Facing Black America

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'10 Million Miles' Tries to Give the Musical New Legs By Peter Marks

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The Curtain Call By Peter Marks

Rick Foucheux Gave Up on the Stage. It Wouldn't Give Up on Him.

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Granddaughter Offers a Twist on Cheney Ambition By Amy Argetsinger and Roxanne Roberts

We knew the Cheney clan had a predilection for politics, but musical theater? Turns out the veep's 13-year-old granddaughter, Kate Perry, dreams of being a Broadway star and nabbed the title…

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FOLGER THEATRE'S NEW SEASON

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Backstage: Olney Theatre Leader to Step Down By Jane Horwitz

Jim Petosa, Artistic Director Since 1994, Will Depart in '08

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Bethesda Theatre To Reopen With Broadway Ties By Peter Marks

Nederlander Worldwide Entertainment, whose president is Robert Nederlander Jr., has a long-term contract to manage the Bethesda space, owned by the Bethesda Cultural Alliance, a new, nonprof…

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'Eastwick': Giving The Devil His Due By Eve Zibart

As the insinuating and incendiary Darryl Van Horne in Signature Theatre's "The Witches of Eastwick," Marc Kudisch is the very Devil. He is also the Devil's advocate.

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Backstage: Musings on the Middle East By Jane Horwitz

'My Name Is Rachel Corrie' Headlines W.Va. Theater Festival

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'Phantom' Menace? Don't Believe Your Eyes

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Shakespeare in Washington<br> 'Macbeth,' Naked But Not Exciting By Celia Wren

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Injustice Gone Insane By Peter Marks

'Mrs. Packard' Betrayed by a Relentlessly Dreary Narrative

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Backstage: Setting the Stage Beyond D.C. By Jane Horwitz

Designers Tony Cisek and Dan Covey Go Minimal Off-Broadway for 'Glory'

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'Witches of Eastwick' Spells Wicked Fun By Peter Marks

In the category of Best Featured Performance by a Pelvis, the prize this year goes by acclamation to the midsection of Marc Kudisch, which undulates to a fare-thee-well in Signature Theatre'…

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Hell Is Beautiful? Benigni's Fired Up Over Dante's 'Inferno' By Sarah Delaney

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SHAKESPEARE IN WASHINGTON Theater<br> A Less Than Noble Youth: 'Hamlet' the Childish By Peter Marks

What a piece of work is a boy! From his very first entrance, you're made to feel as if Jeffrey Carlson's flaxen-haired Hamlet has a whole lot of growing up to do.

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Backstage<br> Staying Within Their Costume Budget: 'Macbeth' in the Flesh By Jane Horwitz

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It's a European Union As 'Awakening' and 'Utopia' Rule Tonys By Peter Marks

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