Photo by Scott Suchman
4000 Miles

Grant Harrison and Tana Hicken in 4000 Miles at The Studio Theatre.

Photo by Scott Suchman
Coriolanus

Patrick Page as Coriolanus in the Shakespeare Theatre Company’s production of Coriolanus, directed by David Muse.

Photo by Margot Schulman
The Magic Finger

Megan Graves (right) uses her magic finger on a rude litterbug (Phillip Reid) in Roald Dahl’s The Magic Finger at Imagination Stage.

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The Elder Statesman

Jewell Robinson and John Dow in Washington Stage Guild's production of The Elder Statesman by T.S. Eliot.

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No Man's Land

Brian Hemmingsen, Christopher Henley, Bruce Alan Rauscher, and Frank Britton in WSC Avant Bard's production of No Man's Land.

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