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Potomac Stages

Review: An American Daughter

Philadelphia Inquirer

A high-tech gloss for 'Faust'
It's not unusual in France, but is just now finding its way into U.S. opera houses.

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Life on the road is wicked fun for Idina Menzel
Tony award-winning actress Idina Menzel is living a dream, performing her own songs in concert and promoting her latest CD "I Stand."

Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

Frick hosts meditation on art in 'Desire'
Quantum Theatre prides itself on coloring outside the lines. Such is case in "The Museum of Desire," the company's latest production that's being staged in the galleries and auditorium of the Frick Art & Historical Center.

Nov. 11: Scenes from the Arts-burgh
Review of 'Chicks... Bad Girls on Bikes Doing Bad Things'

Boston Globe

‘Merchant’ delivers the goods
Debts unpaid. Resources lost. Credit stretched too thin. And people calling each other some very nasty names....

WBUR Arts

How Art Performs When Money's Tight
When times are tough, people tend to spend less on entertainment. We examine how arts and cultural organizations are performing in the down economy.

Miami Herald

Quirky 'Nerve' is first-rate
This being the 21st century, most of us probably know a couple or two who met online. Maybe even a happy couple or two. The hopeful duo out on a first date in Adam Szymkowicz's Nerve, the new show from The Naked ....

Sarasota Herald-Tribune 24/7 Blog

Venice and Booker head to regional theater festival

Atlanta Journal-Constituion ATLArts Blog

2008 Suzi Bass Awards handed out Monday

Charlotte News & Observer

'Hysteria' full of surreal turns
Jerome Davis and his company, Burning Coal Theatre, have long specialized in producing challenging plays that explore the complex, anxious conjunctions of radical art, visionary science and incendiary politics. Their latest offering, Terry Johnson's "Hysteria," continues the project.