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King Kahn
What goes on in the mind of a director as he steers another Shakespeare production into reality?
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(Nikki Kahn -- The Washington Post)
(Carol Rosegg)
No one can accuse the year-old Constellation Theatre Company of thinking small.
Words of love are often ambiguous, but in "The Internationalist," a dark comedy of cross-cultural errors playing at the Studio Theatre, they're literally unintelligible.
Folger Theatre's "School for Scandal" is kind of like a surprise party at which the guest of honor never shows.
Olney Theatre Center's Jim Petosa has done a 180 and decided to stay on as artistic director.
The machinery of farce churns determinedly but none too fast in Teatro de la Luna's "Volvió una Noche (She Returned One Night)."
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