The nation's psychological and economic slump have thrown the local theater community into a cycle of surreal highs and profound lows. From the fanciful world of Alice in Wonderland to the very real struggles of families dealing with mental illness, we explore the quirky and demanding offerings on local stages this holiday season.
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Local Theater
Listen Wednesday, Dec. 10, 2008 at 12:20 p.m. in Arts & CultureGuests
Peter Marks
Chief Theater Critic, Washington Post
Jayne Blanchard
Theater Critic, The Washington Times
Tom Kitt
Composer, "Next to Normal"
Alex Bernstein
President of The Bernstein Family Foundation and Founding Chairman of The Leonard Bernstein Center For Learning
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