The Washington Postentertainment news Ned Beatty, versatile and prolific actor of stage and screen, dies at 83verified_publisher The Washington Post - By Adam BernsteinNed Beatty, a supporting actor whose hundreds of screen and stage roles captured the full spectrum of humanity — from sincerity to villainy, buffoonery to tragedy — and made him one of the most versatile...
The Washington PostThe Theatre Signature Theatre’s ‘After Midnight’ has Christopher Jackson in it, but misses that live, in-person heatverified_publisher The Washington Post - By Peter MarksWe’ve come to that point in the adolescence of digitally based theater at which the yearning for its live parent becomes overwhelming. I thought about this curious enjoyment gap, between the virtual and...
The Washington PostCollege & University ‘The Silent Patient’ was a huge hit. Next we have ‘The Maidens.’ Don’t believe the hype.verified_publisher The Washington Post - By Maureen Corrigan“The Silent Patient,” Alex Michaelides’s 2019 blockbuster bestseller, is all about a London-based psychotherapist who becomes obsessed with a painter who goes silent after she’s convicted of murdering...
The Washington Postentertainment newsQ&A with Chris Thile: Making an album with just his mandolin, letting the devil sing and why America needs its own Jools...verified_publisher The Washington Post - By Geoff EdgersLike so many, arts reporter Geoff Edgers was grounded by the pandemic. So he decided to launch an Instagram Live show called “Stuck With Geoff” from his barn in Massachusetts. His guests have included...
The Washington PostBallet Washington Ballet concludes its virtual season with a breath of fresh air, captured on filmverified_publisher The Washington Post - By Kelsey AblesOn a recent evening at Wolf Trap, a troupe of Washington Ballet dancers emerged from thick forest into golden-hour light. With a sense of release, they moved across a dance floor in front of the Meadows...
