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Washington Post theater critic Peter Marks hands out his own awards for the most (and least) ovation-worthy moments in Washington's 2007-08 theater season.
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When King David stormed onto the stage
in this bizarre biblical musical, bearing a blood-soaked bag with the foreskins
of 200 enemy combatants, you wanted
to yell, "Cut!" (Ooh. On second thought, maybe not.)
Sexiest pairing
Ben Cunis and Courtney
Pauroso in "Romeo and Juliet"
(Synetic Theater)
You could fall in love with falling in love, thanks to the dewy impression made by this sterling central couple in Synetic's pulse-quickening production.
Princeliest pairing
Ted van Griethuysen
and Helen Carey in
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