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Wednesday September 12, 2007
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Guest host: Jim Asendio
Whether it's scathing satire or high-brow drama, local theaters are kicking off the fall season with an eclectic range of performances. From a new play about Beethoven to a humorous look at "do-gooders," we assess the current offerings on the region's stages.
Jane Horwitz, "Backstage" and "Family Filmgoer" columnist for the Washington Post, and critic for WETA's "Around Town"
Peter Marks, Chief Theater Critic, Washington Post
Ann Norton, Executive Director, Washington Stage Guild; Former President of the League of Washington Theaters
Michael Stebbins, Producing Artistic Director, Rep Stage
Blake Robison, Producing Artistic Director, Round House Theatre
Guest host: Jim Asendio
The end of summer used to be a time for pomp and circumstance in the American car industry, when next year's models were unveiled. But, amid uncertainty in the national economy and major changes in how consumers buy cars, the rules are changing. We explore the latest in the U.S. car market and get tips for getting the best deal on buying and leasing.
John Davis, Host of MotorWeek on Maryland Public Television
Mark Solheim, Senior Editor, Kiplinger's Personal Finance
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