Innvar and Woodard Will Lock Horns in DC &#39;Taming of the Shrew&#39;
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Playbill - The Shakespeare Theatre Company in Washington, DC, will begin its 2007-08 season Sept. 25 with The Taming of the Shrew, featuring Christopher Innvar as Petruchio and Tony Award nominee Charlayne Woodard as Kate.
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Law and Order star Fred Thompson will make his flirtation with a White House bid official this week, forming a presidential committee and launching a fundraising effort that could culminate in a formal announcement over the July 4th weekend, the former senator's advisers said.
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WASHINGTON - Two of the world&#39;s media titans may be getting set to square off in a clash that will have a wide impact across the industry.
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Thatâs the cautionary sermon Notre Dame coach Ty Willingham is preaching about todayâs game with Washington. Wry Ty should be apprehensive even though the Huskies have never beaten the Irish.
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Cheney and Rumsfeld are two of the most hawkish members of President George W. Bush&#39;s cabinet and key architects of the. Washington-backed war that overthrew the Taliban in the wake of the
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A game of cat and mouse is  under way between the U.S. government and Florida&#39;s Ernest  Hemingway Home & Museum over the fate of dozens of felines  roaming the former home of the Nobel Prize-winning author.
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The government report will be competing against books about Shakespeare, George Washington and an ex-convict.
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Richard Chamberlain and Jan Maxwell will play George and Martha when the Berkshire Theater Festival revives âWhoâs Afraid of Virginia Woolf?â
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IT has been touted as the biggest game of the season so far when some of the Actim Index&#39;s star performers lock horns as Arsenal host leaders Chelsea at Highbury tomorrow.
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Welcome to the Theater for a New Audienceâs smackdown between two of the most notorious villains of the Elizabethan stage, both starring F. Murray Abraham.
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Robin Williams, Paul Simon and more than 50 other artists will expound on perceived threats to American freedom Monday at a Lincoln Center show to benefit the American Civil Liberties Union.
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Climate change and Russian concerns over an American missile defense plan are expected to dominate todayâs meeting of wealthy democracies.
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The search to replace Keith Gilbertson at Washington will be national, athletic director Todd Turner indicated yesterday. But Gilbertson&#39;s successor could come from a handful of promising candidates in the West.
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NEW YORK - In the game of Wall Street musical chairs, one of the biggest seats has just been taken.
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There are at least two trainers who think the correct move with Azeri is to run in the Breeders&#39; Cup Classic - Powered by Dodge (gr.
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Two prominent politicians who will have a significant say in whether the Expos move to the nation's capital plan to meet Monday to try to save the suddenly wobbly deal.
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BoarsHead Theatre officials expect to make a decision this week on whether to stay in downtown Lansing. In an attempt to keep the theater from leaving downtown, the Lansing City Council recently promised to