14th Street Playhouse Schedule

Did You Know?

Since opening its doors in 2001, the H Street Playhouse, with Theatre Alliance, has been at the forefront of a movement to develop and revitalize the H Street commercial corridor.The building was built in 1928 by William Oshinsky and leased to businesses or was vacant during his ownership of the property from construction to 1959.

with sales and service at 1507 14th St., NW and Union Station Garage at 50 H St., NE.

Clements was a long standing business in the 1300 block of H Street and occupied this building from 1959 until 1984.French's Restaurant John French, former Vice President with McDonalds Corporation purchased the property from Clements Printing in 1984 and completed a renovation to open a southern, 'Soul Food' restaurant.

The main showroom was located at 1512-1520 14th Street, NW, listed as a Hupmobile Dealership.

There is no evidence that the building was custom built for their intended use.

From 1940 to 1942, Duke & Cooksey were listed as occupants of the building.By 1943 the property began a period of volatility and adaptive reuses.

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14).On the occasion of the show (which makes its only other stop in Bologna next year), we talked to four artists who count Morandi as a model and inspiration.Robert IrwinIrwin was a second-generation Abstract Expressionist painter when he joined L.A.'s groundbreaking Ferus Gallery in the late 1950s. So I decided, maybe this is the time to help them."She was speaking on a rare day off from performing, after dancing in a newly commissioned ballet for three successive evenings, and she had a major debut, in Balanchine's "Chaconne," the next night. "It's not like I didn't want to be associated with that, but I didn't want to be put in a genre where I had to be 'Approved for mothers and 12-year-olds.' I want to be myself."Says Miley: "As you can see by going to his show or seeing a photo, we're very different Trace's success has nothing to do with the family. Film historian Robert Osborne, the host of Turner Classic Movies, is master of ceremonies for the evening, which will feature clips from her films and discussions with actors Joan Leslie, Gena Rowlands and James Woods.On Friday evening, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art kicks off a monthlong Davis series with the 1938 Southern belle melodrama "Jezebel," for which the actress won her second Oscar, and the 1939 weepie "The Old Maid." Osborne will host the unveiling of a new Davis postage stamp.Other films in the LACMA program include "All About Eve" (1950), "The Letter" (1940) and "What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?" (1962)."I think she's relevant today because of the work that she did," Osborne says of Davis, who died in 1989.The actress' work, he said, is "timeless. Marine he plays in HBO's miniseries "Generation Kill," airing on Sundays.

Petersburg condo (all soothing salmon and white, courtesy of set designer Eric J Larson). Militant fundamentalist nut-jobbery notwithstanding, the film is perhaps more likely to rattle those on the abortion rights side than the other way around. The return of Nicolodi in particular is significant for completing the trilogy as she was the co-writer of "Suspiria" and one of the lead actresses in "Inferno."Argento's films have always been family affairs.