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Appetite: Try a Taco at These Top Spots

Try a Taco at These Top Spots

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Cappies Review: Disney Magic at Fairfax High

Fairfax High production of Disney's The Little Mermaid.

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‘Fospice’ Helps Sweeten Pets’ Final Days

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Har Shalom Players to Perform “The Little Mermaid” in Potomac

Intergenerational performance includes cast of 80.

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Filmmaker Faces Casting Problems

Filmmaker Faces Casting Problems

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Filmmaker Faces Casting Problems

Filmmaker Faces Casting Problems

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Filmmaker Faces Casting Problems

Filmmaker Faces Casting Problems

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Fine Arts Scene

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Fine Arts Scene

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Tech: Unsung Heroes of Theater

Unsung Heroes of Theater

Tech: Unsung Heroes of Theater

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Deaths Ruled Double Suicide

Kaela Wegner and Tony Holt died of self-inflicted gunshot wounds to the head.

Deaths Ruled Double Suicide

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Academy Takes Citizens Behind the Scenes

Participants get a chance to drive police cruisers and try the firing range.

Academy Takes Citizens Behind the Scenes

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Director Maurice Hines Returns To the Scene

It isn’t often that an out-of-town director has the opportunity to return to a show in a regional theatre and see how it has grown, evolved, and progressed since opening night. But Maurice Hines, director and choreographer of MetroStage’s world premiere production of "Josephine Tonight" did just that recently. He returned to Alexandria with his associate director Mel Johnson Jr. to surprise the cast and see what his work looked like four weeks later. One of the exciting things about live theatre is that it is going to be slightly different every night. Actors can grow in their roles, further understand and develop their characters, and simply inhabit the stage with their fellow actors more comfortably over time.

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‘Peter Pan’ Recreated

Herndon High produces “Peter Pan,” or the “Boy Who Wouldn’t Grow Up.”

What do fairy dust, a vengeful pirate, and a flying boy have in common? The answer would be Herndon High School’s production of “Peter Pan,” or the “Boy Who Wouldn’t Grow Up.” The show, debuting in London in 1904, was J.M. Barrie’s most famous work, along with his 1911 novel version of the same story.

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Cappies Review: Successful ‘Tartuffe’ at St. Stephen's & St. Agnes

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Cappies Review: Sweet Memories of Childhood

Thomas A. Edison High School presents ‘Alice's Looking Glass Adventures.’

Through you go, through the looking glass and into a dazzling wonderland!