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6,907 stories from Washington Post

'Measure' of Greatness By Peter Marks

Aaron Posner's Elegant Solution to 'Problem Play'

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

Backstage: At 84, 'Trying' and Succeeding By Jane Horwitz

Age Hasn't Slowed James Whitmore, Who Takes On Another Memorable American at Ford's

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The Playwright, Enjoying People at Their Worst By Nelson Pressley

The precis of Neil LaBute's credits reads like a list of atrocities.

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'Nevermore': The Poignant Song of The Raven By Peter Marks

Edgar Allan Poe's Life Is Set to a Haunting Score

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Backstage: Thoroughly Modern Moliere By Jane Horwitz

Current Themes Attracted Stephen Wadsworth in Adapting 1665 'Don Juan'

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'Nevermore': For Composer, There Came A Tapping By Nelson Pressley

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Faded 'Roses' Of Days Gone By By Peter Marks

Judith Ivey and Bill Pullman circle each other like a pair of wary, caged animals in "The Subject Was Roses," but even the charisma and technical prowess of two fine actors are not adequate …

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

The Perennial Life of a Writer By Nelson Pressley

With 'Roses' Back in Bloom, Frank Gilroy Reflects on His Prize Play

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Backstage: With Actress's Passing, a Stage Light Dims By Jane Horwitz

Passion, depth, integrity, strength -- all are traits that friends and colleagues use to describe actress Paula Gruskiewicz, who died Dec. 31 of breast cancer.

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

When It Comes to 'Roses,' Time Is Subjective By Scott Vogel

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The Shows That Went On, and On, and On

Here are the 20 longest-running Broadway shows as of Dec. 25, 2005.

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Phenom of 'The Opera' By David Segal

On Broadway, the Lloyd Webber Musical With 10 Lives

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Backstage: Strike Didn't Keep 'Roses' From Rolling By Jane Horwitz

The cast of "The Subject Was Roses," which opens Jan. 7 at the Kennedy Center, was rehearsing in Manhattan during the transit strike.

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

The Honors, Take 2 By Chip Crews

Putting the Kennedy Center Show on Stage, and Then TV, Is Quite a Production

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'Wicked' Charms, At Least for a Spell By Peter Marks

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'The Producers': Kitsch as Kitsch Can By Stephen Hunter

It's too long to be great and it's too square to be great and it's too loud to be great and it finds homosexual effeminacy too funny to ever be called great, but I can't imagine anyone comin…

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They're Changing Their 'Wicked' Ways By Lisa Traiger

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Young Stars Aligned on Washington Stages By Peter Marks

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All the World's a Stage And Sometimes a Bed

Transit Strike Hit Off-Broadway Hard By David Segal

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

Family's 'Alice': Amusingly Mild By Peter Marks

Two out of two middle-schoolers agree: "Alice" isn't half bad.

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Backstage: At Ford's Theatre, It's Not the Same Old Scrooge By Jane Horwitz

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'Damn Yankees,' Batting Solidly in the Mid-Fifties By Peter Marks

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Season of The Witch: 'Wicked' Casts Quite a Spell By Peter Marks

Musical Proves to Be An Unlikely Monster Hit

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Season of The Witch: 'Wicked' Casts Quite a Spell by Peter Marks

Musical Proves to Be An Unlikely Monster Hit

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

This 'Mattress' Suits Carol Burnett to a Pea By Tom Shales

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