Robert Sacheli

Alexandria developer Steven DeLonga attributes much of his own success to some of his Army father’s qualities “that carried over to me.”

In Georgetown, there is an ample selection of shops selling high-quality curios, relics and treasures that will become part of the personal history of the person acquiring them.

“Traditional” is a word David Friedman admits is a good description of both himself, an antiques dealer, and his shop ...

Don Draper and his fellow “Mad Men” have been very good for Mike Johnson.
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Enter Georgetown’s newest antiques shop, Scandinavian Antiques & Living, and you’re struck by the colorfully eclectic selection of merchandise ...

The lure of history and architecture has led Marston Luce into some less-than-attractive places — with some beautiful results.

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What does Washington's performing arts scene have in store for the first spring of the decade? Robert Sacheli and Gary Tischler weigh in with their top picks.

For Director Joy Zinoman, Studio Theatre’s upcoming production of “American Buffalo” has elements of both a homecoming and a leave-taking.

In “Make Believe,” one of the classic songs from Show Boat, Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein II celebrate the power of imagination.