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Conversation: Alfred Molina Plays Painter Mark Rothko in ‘Red’

By Molly Finnegan

In "Red", a new drama by John Logan, abstract artist Mark Rothko speaks his mind about art and life and battles with a young assistant as the two prepares a commission of blood-colored murals. Veteran actor Alfred Molina (acclaimed most…

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Tuesday’s Art Notes

A roundup of arts headlines.

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Feb 24

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Conversation: Ethan Hawke on Directing Shepard’s ‘A Lie of the Mind’

By Tom LeGro

Actor Ethan Hawke is best known for his work in film, including early successes like "Reality Bites" and "Before Sunrise." Hawke's latest project is directing a major off-Broadway revival of Sam Shepard's 1985 play, "A Lie of the Mind."…

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Jun 15

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Congo’s Civil War Is Rich Seam for Prize-Winning Playwright

Playwright Lynn Nottage talks to Jeffrey Brown about her Pulitzer Prize-winning drama, "Ruined," set during Congo's civil war.

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National Theater Celebrates ‘365 Days/365 Plays’

Pulitzer Prize winner Suzan-Lori Parks wrote a play a day for 365 days beginning in November 2002. In commemoration of Parks' achievement, cities and communities across the nation are performing her plays one day at a time.

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