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Nigel Reed's Red-Letter Day As 'Trumbo'

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Meanwhile, he's still in search of another venue in which to continue the Warehouse tradition.

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· The Cultural Development Corp., which owns Source Theatre, is making a national call for submissions of 10-minute plays for next summer's Source Festival (June 20-July 12). The deadline is Nov. 15. Among those choosing the lineup will be playwrights Moises Kaufman, Adam Rapp and Joe Calarco. Visit http://sourcedc.org.

· The Helen Hayes Awards organization is in search of dedicated and knowledgeable theatergoers who want to be judges in 2009. Contact William Spates at wspates@helenhayes.org before Nov. 3.

· NBC-4's Wendy Rieger will take part in a play reading Oct. 2 at 7:30 at Church Street Theater as part of Ganymede Arts fall festival, which runs Friday through Oct. 5. Rieger will appear in "Dysfunction Spelled Backwards . . . Is Family" by Carl Menninger and directed by Signature's Michael Baron. Ganymede presents works that examine the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender experience. Visit http://www.ganymedearts.org.

· A celebration of the life of Washington Stage Guild's John MacDonald, who died July 6 of injuries suffered in a fall, will be Dec. 1 at 7 p.m. in the Hartke Theatre at Catholic University.

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