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Director Jonathan Kent has a treasure in his limber restaging of "The Man of La Mancha" with Brian Stokes Mitchell in the title role of Cervantes' Don Quixote. It is a role Mr. Mitchell seems born to play, with his commanding charisma, his magnificent booming baritone and his considerable acting talents.
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After a time, you become numb to the sadism. Yet by the time Goneril slips a plastic bag over her sister's head and blows her brains out, you think, "Oh well, two less venial tarts in the wo…
New seating, lobby highlights of renovated venue on 10th St.
But musical confuses modern styles with '50s-era elements
Younger artists adopt pop music auras in search of fans, fame and fortune.
New Jeanine Tesori Christmas fable loaded with charm and high spirits.
Jeanine Tesori opus exudes charm and high spirits, appeals to all ages.
Venerable Elden Street players arrive at their NextStop for the holidays.
Fine singing, English language version update this Mozart classic.
Formidable talent hearkens back to era when pianists were showmen.
Thursday series opener also honors memory of Nelson Mandela.
World premiere Patton and Moses opera a surprising and moving success.
"Le Villi," "Heart of Madrid" sparkle at DC's GALA Theatre.
2013 American Opera Initiative highlights the immigrant experience.
Local favorite Patricia Racette, stars in Puccini title role.
But Van Cliburn Silver Medalist's impressive performance under-attended.
