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Life and everything in it is fading.  As children, we learn a harsh truth: Everyone we know will die.  That’s not morbid per se; just an unfortunate dour fact of life.  A p…
A masterful Ted van Griethuysen carries the production of Florian Zeller's play.
It's taken five years for The Father"the highly-acclaimed drama by Florian Zeller that shook Paris in 2012"to arrive in the Washington area. But now that it's here"following sold-out perform…
Studio Theatre introduces Washington, D.C., to a new French play.
“People like us, who believe in physics,” Albert Einstein once said, “know that the distinction between past, present and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion." …
Some plays are more difficult to watch than others; some plays activate your imagination and pull you into their stories whole-body: those plays pull you into the psychological realities the…
If offered the opportunity to stab your master in the back, would you? Odysseus, the protagonist of Homer's Greek epic The Odyssey, certainly would have. When a slave named Hero, however, is…
My father, who believed I would never find work as an actress in England, was reluctant for me to study drama. He
Wed, May 10 thru Sun, June 18 @ Studio Theatre, presented by Studio Theatre
The singer-songwriter formerly known as J Tillman talks about the impetus behind his new album
Ben Dibble might be as fine a cabaret performer as anyone in that field. He is definitely the best local male cabaret performer in a field long dominated by women. He demonstrated that with …
The father of one of 36 people killed in the massive Oakland warehouse fire in December urged California lawmakers on Wednesday to think of the disaster as a housing problem … Click to…
Any theatre buff or practitioner who was around in the 1950s and 1960s was in thrall to the critic Kenneth Tynan, whose
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Carl Reiner and Rob Reiner are set to make history at the TCL Chinese Theatre, becoming the first father and son to jointly leave their footprints in concrete outs…
After famously revealing that he saw his father's ghost when playing Hamlet at London's National Theatre in 1989, Day-Lewis has now denied the claimsDaniel Day-Lewis has put paid to one of t…
So much depends upon a roll of Wint-O-Green Lifesavers. Also upon bagels, doughnuts, washers and inner tubes. Round is the word in John Walch's solo play, "Circumference of a Squirrel," whic…
Project Arts Centre, DublinThis tale of a daughter and her dead father, a former Maze prison hunger striker, is strong on symbolism and has an incantatory performance by Olwen FouéréA daug…
'Are you ready for autobiographical solo performance' Marga Gomez would enthusiastically ask the crowd to commence performances of her recently concluded run at the Public Theater's 2017 Und…
I recently had the great privilege to have an engaging interview with the dynamic artist Carla Cooke, a wondrous singer in her own right and daughter of the singing legend Sam Cooke. Ms. Coo…
"Latin Standards," which is Marga Gomez's 12th solo show — and, she tells us, her "final farewell concert" — is a hilarious memoir, part of this year's Under The Radar festival. …
In this autobiographical show, written by and starring David Deblinger, the actor explores his filial relationship and plays a cast of characters.
By taking A Bronx Tale to the next level, some of its original charm has been left behind.
Mr. Christopher, who started his career on and Off Broadway, was best known for playing a soft-spoken chaplain at an Army hospital during the Korean War.
St Nick tells us the musical numbers he couldn't live without
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