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What to See, When to See It

The playwright Tom Stoppard’s existential spinoff from “Hamlet” runs for one night in March 2014. Two relatively minor roles from the bard’s play tirelessly and cleverly weigh their significance in the historic royal plot. The production of the tragic comedy benefits from direction by Tony Award-winner John Rando.

Perspective “From the Edge”

Del Ray Artisans hosts thesis show for member.

Perspective “From the Edge”

Quest for Authenticity

Collection of black history letters and documents tell the true story.

Quest for Authenticity

‘A Funny, Relatable, Foot-Tapping Show’ in Fairfax

Woodson High presents ‘Thoroughly Modern Millie.’

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Burke & Fairfax Calendar

Charles Esten: From Alexandria to 'Nashville'

May 3 show at the Durant Arts Center features Esten's new, original songs, benefits The Alexandria Scholarship Fund.

Charles "Chip" Esten, an Alexandria boy from age 8 who plays Deacon Claybourne on the ABC hit show "Nashville," likes to think of songwriting like it's farming. "I love the farming as much as I love the crops, I love doing it as much as what you get out of it," said Esten, speaking of his love for the writing process as much as the record deals and shows that it can yield. The 47-year-old actor, comedian and singer-songwriter credits Alexandria, in part, for helping him fall in love with the city of Nashville, because of its "Virginia qualities." Charles "Chip" Esten, an Alexandria boy from age 8 who plays Deacon Claybourne on the ABC hit show "Nashville," likes to think of songwriting like it's farming. "I love the farming as much as I love the crops, I love doing it as much as what you get out of it," said Esten, speaking of his love for the writing process as much as the record deals and shows that it can yield. The 47-year-old actor, comedian and singer-songwriter credits Alexandria, in part, for helping him fall in love with the city of Nashville, because of its "Virginia qualities."

Vienna Theatre Company to Present Eclectic Essentials II

Vienna Theatre Company maintains its presence through the second year of the Vienna Community Center renovation with an entertaining fall production of one act plays presented at the Vienna Baptist Church for four performances only.

Ritter’s Dream Moment

Westfield golfer wins Bobby Bowers Memorial with awkward, par-saving shot.

Ritter’s Dream Moment

Centreville Church Communities Share with Appalachian Families

Letter: With Faith, Love and Hope

Letter to the Editor

As often as I have written of Veterans Day, I think of those who not know the reason or understand the meaning of our country honoring veterans on this day.

Academic Achievers Awarded

FACETS hosts dinner in celebration of A, B-earning K-12 youth.

Smiles flashed in between bites of dinner at the Sherwood Community Center, where over one hundred students in grades K-12 gathered with their families to receive certificates for A-B report cards Wednesday, June 3.

Eileen Curtis Launches ‘Chamber Tales’

Great Falls Author

New Business Leases Historic Herndon Property

Elden Street Tea Shop to open on Pine Street.

Opinion: Letter to the Editor: Avoidable Congestion

Raising Awareness of Need for Tree Research

Canadian tree expert stops at Potomac Library disguised as Professor Elwood Pricklethorn.

Moran Seeks Ashcroft's Assurance — No More Trials Here

City Gears Up for Onslaught of Media Coverage