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theatreWashington Announces Inaugural theatreWeek April 23-29, 2012
theatreWeek, a week-long celebration of Washington theatre presented by The Washington Post, kicks off with the 28th Helen Hayes Awards.
The Washington Post Announces John Temple as a New Managing Editor
Former editor and publisher of Rocky Mountain News will oversee The Post’s local coverage and digital initiatives.
The Washington Post Announces 2012 Theatre Award Recipients
Jane Lang and Paul Sprenger of the Atlas Performing Arts Center are the 2012 recipients of The Washington Post Award for Innovative Leadership in the Theatre Community.
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The Washington Capitals after Dale Hunter: What’s Next?
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Reporters discussed the Washington Capitals’ future after playoff elimination and coach Dale Hunter’s decision to not return.