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JADA BRADLEY (jadabradley.com) is a writer and a great supporter of creative expression. Her blog, In Other Words, can be found at inotherwordz.blogspot.com. Here she’ll explore arts on the cheap in D.C. It’s champagne culture on a soda budget.

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Lynn Nottage takes her 2009 Pulitzer Prize-winning play, 'Ruined', on the road

Thursday, November 12th, 2009

This past Monday night, The Kennedy Center and the Enough project presented a staged reading of Ruined, the play that earned the 2009 Pulitzer Prize...
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Kennedy Center Stages Reading of 2009 Pulitzer-Prize Winning Drama "Ruined"

Playwright Lynn Nottage won the 2009 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for her play, Ruined, in which the ravaged women of the Democratic Republic of...
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Fun with Constellation Theatre's "A Flea in Her Ear"

We often forget that today's sitcoms have their roots in live theatre. The crazy situations, the cases of mistaken identity, the running around trying...
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Celebrate (the second half of) Hispanic Heritage Month

Hispanic Heritage Month spans September and October (it is September 15-October 15), so if you have not really had the opportunity to celebrate it...
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Eclipsed at Woolly Mammoth: A Powerful Story of Women and War

Within every war there are an infinite number of battles for survival--especially for those who are not supposed to be a part of the fighting. The...
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The Shakespeare Free for All Runs until September 12

This year the Shakespeare Theatre Company's annual Shakespeare Free for All has been moved indoors (from the Carter Barron to the company's new Sidney...
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Teen Summer ShakesPEERS Perform Twelfth Night

Summer youth employment programs have been getting a bad rap in DC lately, but there are some youth who are learning valuable skills. Summer...
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Modern Setting Makes King Lear More Relevant

Since I'd heard that the Shakespeare Theatre Company's production of King Lear was rather violent, I was a little concerned. But after getting a...
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King Lear...with a Happy Ending?

"...as always when I struggle to find the truth of something, I turn to story for illumination." &nb...
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Studio Theatre Extends its Run of August Wilson's RADIO GOLF

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Pulitzer prize-winning playwright August Wilson set out to write a cycle of 10 plays dealing with the African-American experience in the 20th century....
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