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Nationally televised competition looks like the right step for stars, sales of 'Grease' revival
In addition to Annie and Sandy, another rescued orphan will appear on stage during Wednesday's production of Annie: Butler the dog.
For one starring role in 'Annie,' excellence is all about loyalty, training and knowing when to bark
Eric Idle, member of original Monty Python troupe, talks about war, life, musical's success
For Mel Brooks, it was Anything Goes. For director Robert Longbottom it was No, No Nanette. For songwriter Stephen Schwartz it was the short-lived Shinbone Alley. And for me, it was Carnival.
This cancellation means the entire subscription season has been scrubbed, a situation mirroring that at Washington's Warner Theatre, where the same company, under the name Baci Management, h…
The Lyric Opera House, one of Baltimore's premier theatrical venues, has fallen dark for several weeks this season as four of its five national touring shows have been canceled. The no-shows…
The veteran of Center Stage, 'The Wire' and 'Homicide' is appearing in 'Gem'
Folger Theatre, Classical Theatre of Harlem mount moving production of Shakespearean tragedy
It took a little black magic to put this disillusioned composer back on Broadway
Playwright Ramsey found his material in a forgotten singer's trunk
Donors' generosity surprises Shakespeare Festival officials
The six-month Shakespeare in Washington festival capitalizes on the city's attraction to themes of intrigue, influence
Here's a riddle: You need it to see, but "nobody notices it," says Christopher Akerlind.
Writing for Broadway is a new experience, and she's thoroughly enjoying it. 9 to 5 will have a book by Patricia Resnick, who co-wrote the screenplay, and direction by Tony Award-winner Joe M…
Two decades after his death, Marvin Gaye's musical legacy is being revived by his native Washington as well as on stage and on screen
Richard Thomas, who rose to fame in 'The Waltons,' is now playing out a dream in 'Twelve Angry Men'
