Raúl Esparza is the centerpiece of this here Renaissance painting and that just feels rIGHT.
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Raúl Esparza is the centerpiece of this here Renaissance painting and that just feels rIGHT.
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Two Dope Queens: Mary Stuart, reviewed.
Two Dope Queens: Mary Stuart, reviewed.
Megan Anderson and Eleasha Gamble as Elizabeth and Mary at Olney Theatre Center.
There’s been no shortage of opportunities to see Mary Stuart, Friedrich Schiller’s early 19th century play about mid-16th century skullduggery among queens, in the DMV over the last decade. But Olney Theatre Center honcho Jason Loewith’s stripped-down update is good. I reviewed it in last week’s Washington City…
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From the July 24, 2018 performance of The Waves. This is early (9:09 to 13:11 of my recording) and they - Bernard and Susan - are still children. Bernard is trying to comfort her. You can’t see it, but when he says “but when we sit together close, we melt into each other” he nudges her arm with his nose like a puppy and it’s the cutest thing ever.
Oliver! at Arena Stage in Washington, D.C. Photographs by Tony Powell [x]
Today is John Kander’s 86th birthday and we’re celebrating this legend of a man by sharing a couple of wonderful gifts:
First up is the Kander & Ebb medley of “Only in The Movies/Happy Endings/At the Rialto” from the sensational 2009 Signature production of First You Dream. This heart-tugger features Julia Murney (natch), Eleasha Gamble, and Heidi Blickenstaff, with support from the male ensemble (Norm Lewis, Matthew Scott, and James Clow).
Listen for the seamless integration of the three standalone songs and the absolutely gorgeous harmonies.
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