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Building boom is spurred as colleges seek prestige, students, top professors (Associated Press)
Director Kenny Leon keenly feels the trust placed in him by the late playwright, August Wilson, as he carries on his work with 'Radio Golf.'
With role as Civil War-era patriarch, '80s television star returns to his roots in theater
On Saturday, Kathleen Chalfant will be a one-woman party.
Americans making mark in artistic genre that foreign writers have long employed
Journalistic scandal of Janet Cooke inspires playwright Tracey Scott Wilson
Steve Blanchard, a veteran of Maryland theater, returns for a benefit performance
The season starts with 'Spelling Bee,' ends with 'Doubt' and is packed with musicals and revivals in between
A theater subscription series will return to the Lyric Opera House for the first time in three seasons in 2006-2007. The five-show season will range from a dance-musical adaptation of Casabl…
Deft direction avoids stereotypes, gives Arena Stage production its immediacy
"She never wanted to be known as a woman playwright, as a representative of her sex, but the truth of the matter was that she was one of the principal reasons that women are now among the mo…
Women, love beset writer in 'Nevermore' premiere
The Subject Was Roses is about a soldier returning home from war, but it's his parents who are dealing with trauma.
Don't call the exterminator about rats in the theater - A remote's the only pest control needed
"Oysters and champagne - Chekhov said it's a good way to die," director Prince commented yesterday, describing Mr. Hambleton's achievements as "huge and lasting."
After winning raves as an amoral producer, Brad Oscar is playing someone even more diabolical.
After years of auditions, Baltimore-born actress Tracie Thoms finally gets her dream job.
Harold Gould never meant to be old before his time, but that's the way the actor has usually been cast. "I've done older parts all my life," the mellow-voiced performer says.
