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Allison Gregory's new play "Burning Bridget Cleary" deals with an Irish legend: the last witch-burning (1895) in Western Europe. It opens tonight and runs through March 18 at the Capitol Hill Arts Center, 1621 12th Ave. Tickets: $15, $8 for students and groups of eight or more; 800-838-3006 or www.

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...crowd, the next best seats are around the rectangular bar that dominates the dimly lit main room, its walls littered with old playbills, music books and photos of movie stars and lounge singers. The Redhead attracts a core of upscale regulars, most of them nattily...

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Gien's fascinating new drama opened September 14, 2000, for a limited run, but has drawn such rapt and enthusiastic audiences, it is currently in open run at Playhouse 91.

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Jeremy Adair North, the Marquess of Wolverton, known by his friends as Dare and his lovers as the Prince of Pleasure, discovers the woman he once loved is currently acting in a play at the Drury Lane Theatre.

...the Ft. Mitchell museum along with pictures, memorabilia, playbills, and ventriloquist paraphernalia. Dummy histories (owners...correspondence. He started the collection of dummies. He collected playbills, books, films, props and tape recordings--all of which remain...

...of 4 stars on April 5, 2001 Great atmosphere, name from play about John Brown's trial. Decorated with playbills & antiques. Crab cakes were great. Copyright 2004 Interactive Dining Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved. View...

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O n a cold morning in early January, my uncle, Douglas Matchett, visiting my family from England, and I stood with Fort McHenry's ranger historian Scott Sheads on the parade ground of the fort waiting for the mayor of Baltimore, Kurt L.

...unique. The midnight blue ceiling meshes nicely with the maroon-painted heating ducts and the wooden floors. The postcard-sized playbills of Spanish-titled productions (among them "El Muchacho Allegre" and "Hay Lugar Para Dos") scattered over one wall typify the...

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