By Sandi Durell   In the Washington, D.C. scene there seems to be no end to surprises. Our day-to-day lives are replete with the can-you-top-this kind of politics that have conquered and divided until we’re numb. So why should it be a surprise that the willowy, lithe...

    Thursday, November 30, Beau Willimon’s The Parisian Woman opened on at the Hudson Theatre, ushering in with it Uma Thurman’s Broadway debut. Directed by Pam MacKinnon, The Parisian Woman is set in the present in Washington D.C., following the 2016 election, and...