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part of Eliza in Pygmalion. Though both actors now live in Virginia, Russell’s departure for the West * Coast is imminent

Actors must travel, an so mast musicians. Last month, classical guitarist David Richter include the Theatre as one stop during his U.S. tour from Italy. Some of the Smithsonian Chamber Players who ' played at tire Theatre earlier this month live in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area and others came from across the country.

The pianist Lambert Orkis and : cellist Kenneth Slowik, who play music of Bach, Beethoven and Schubert in the final concert of the current Smithsonian at Little | Washington series on April 27, both travel the globe giving concerts. Scheduling just one concert in the • lives of busy professionals is a complex matter.

Each of these three remaining live programs this month will be fol- p\ lowed by a “green room” reception so that members of the audience can meet the performers and each other for light refreshments and discussion. And that’s an opportunity ; which TV, videos and compact discs .1 cannot match!

Anyone wishing to contract the Theatre at Washington may do so by phoning 675-1253, or by e-mailing toTheatreVA@aol.com.

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