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Film Obeying the 'Sith' Commandment As sequels and prequels rule the film universe this spring, the faithful will flock to the "Star Wars" finale. Theater Fury Tales Rage and blood. Two plays from vastly different epochs arrive on local stages this spring, each with roots in a bottomless fury. • Spring Theater Schedule Pop Music A Fine Cast & Crue U2 might have snubbed the nation's capital, but there are dozens of heavy hitters who will be happy to take our hard-earned cash and get us in proper shape for the summer concert season. • Spring Pop Concerts Classical Music Intimate Details Perhaps too much attention is paid to the large and grand. Most of Washington's best concerts are intimate ones. • Spring Classical Concerts Design Setting the Table Washington has never been fertile ground for contemporary design shows, so applause is due any local museum that plows that field. • Design Exhibitions Dance A Robbins Nest Of the New York City Ballet's programs coming to the Kennedy Center Opera House this spring, the most intriguing are works by Jerome Robbins. • Dance Performances  |
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