Friday, May 24, 2013 at 1pm (Broadway Time)
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GMHC Presents A Part of Our World: Honoring the Life and Lyrics of Howard Ashman by Krishna Stone

On Monday, June 3, 2013, over a dozen Broadway performers will honor the life and lyrics of Howard Ashman at a concert for AIDS Walk New York, benefiting GMHC and 40 other AIDS service organ…

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This Musical Needs It’s Own Universe by Mark Blankenship

As much as any show currently playing in New York, Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812 takes place in a separate universe. That’s partly because writer-composer Dave Malloy h…

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Shen Wei’s colorful ‘Undivided Divided’ defies our expectation by Sarah Kaufman

It was standing-room only for Shen Wei Dance Arts at the Kennedy Center on Thursday night. Except for the dancers, who were lying on the floor. Sometimes they’d sit up on one hip or lean o…

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PLAYBILL.COM'S THEATRE WEEK IN REVIEW, May 18-24: Village Voice Shake-Ups, Murder Ballad Opens, Little Miss Sunshine Set for Second Stage by Robert Simonson

It was a fairly quiet week around Times Square, news-wise, with everyone's mind on June 9, the date two weeks from now when the Tony Awards will be handed out.

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THE SCREENING ROOM: Happy Birthday, Leslie Kritzer by Playbill Staff

Belter Leslie Kritzer, who recently concluded an Off-Broadway musical with the Transport Group and her own solo show at Joe's Pub, celebrates her birthday May 24.

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PHOTO CALL: The 2013 Outer Critics Circle Awards – The Ceremony by Matthew Blank

Winners of the 2012-13 Outer Critics Circle Awards were announced May 13. The critically acclaimed revival of Pippin, directed by Diane Paulus, earned seven awards. The 63rd Annual Outer Cri…

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Tonya Pinkins, Gideon Glick and More Will Join Natalie Joy Johnson for Her Time of the Month at Joe's Pub by Michael Gioia

Natalie Joy Johnson, who was seen on Broadway in Legally Blonde, will celebrate her Time of the Month May 27 at Joe's Pub.

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STAGE PORTRAIT: Dan Butler, Billy Carter, John Keating, Sean Gormley, Tessa Klein in Irish Rep's The Weir

Acclaimed illustrator Ken Fallin's drawings of the greatest stars and scenes of the theatrical world are a recurring part of Playbill.com.

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PHOTO SPECIAL: Governor Ann Makes Her Way Around Broadway by Matthew Blank

In the height of "May Madness," the staff at Playbill.com lightened the mood with our favorite Broadway governor, Ann, who is played by 2013 Tony Award nominee Holland Taylor. Here…

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Latest Curtainup Off-Broadway Tweet Peeks by Elyse Sommer

I completed my Russian Week -- first(Encores! revival of  On the Town; then ,  Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of   1812 and  and finally Richard Nelson's slow…

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My interview with @garyvee by Michael Roderick

Many of you know that I have posted before about how much I have enjoyed reading Gary Vaynerchuk's work. He inspired This Post This Post and yes, I referenced his book after This Horror Stor…

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Burlesque-A-Pades Beach Party Tonight! by Trav S.D.

Filed under: Burlesk, Coney Island, Contemporary Variety, PLUGS Tagged: Angie Pontani, Burlesque-a-Pades, Coney Island

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Analysis & Opinion: Mapping London’s theatres by Alistair Smith

How many professional theatres are there in London? You don’t know? Don’t worry, you are not alone. I am currently in the midst of writing a report commissioned by the Society of London …

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Analysis & Opinion: London’s professional theatres: the list by Alistair Smith

I’m writing a report on London’s theatres. The first stage is to compile a complete list of all professional theatres in Greater London. This is my draft list. If you spot any om…

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Podcast with ROSS MATHEWS by Michael J. Roberts

Podcast with comedian ROSS MATHEWS from SHOWBIZ CHICAGO on Vimeo. Ross Mathews discusses his new book Man Up!: Tales of My Delusional Self-Confidence and his upcoming performance at Park W…

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Tickets for LCT3's A KID LIKE JAKE Now On Sale by Ludlow Lad

LCT3 is the best ticket deal in NYC.  And tickets for their next production, A Kid Like Jake are now in sale! Here is the description:Alex (Carla Gugino) and her husband, Greg (Pet…

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Broadway Beauty Pageant by Barry

Tovah FeldshuhThe Broadway Beauty Pageant now in 7th year is a hilarious show benefiting the Ali Forney Center, NYC s leading resource for homeless LGBTQ youth. At the annual event male perf…

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I Interview Playwrights Part 586: Hal Corley by Adam Szymkowicz

Hal CorleyHometown: Falls Church, Virginia, a Washington, DC suburb. Current Town: Summit, NJ, after living in NYC for 24 years. Q:  What are you working on now? A:  I just fin…

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Live on HowlRound TV: Great Plains Theatre Conference in Omaha, Nebraska—Sat, May 25 to Thurs, May 30 by HowlRound

The mission of the Great Plains Theatre Conference at Metropolitan Community College in Omaha, Nebraska is to enable playwrights and theater artists to share time, energy, and talent in the …

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News: Helena Blackman & Sam Attwater lead Seven Brides for Seven Brothers UK tour

Helena Blackman and Sam Attwater will lead the new UK tour of the American musical Seven Brides for Seven Brothers later this year. The story centres on Adam (Attwater), the eldest of seven…

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Friday, May 24, 2013 at noon (Broadway Time)
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Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Producers Receive ‘Serious Warning’ from Tony Awards Administration Committee by Lindsay Champion

The Tony Awards Administration came to a decision regarding the possible infraction committed by the producers of the Tony-nominated Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? revival o…

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Krysta Rodriguez Looks for Love, Laura Osnes Is a Worrywart & More Lessons of the Week by Josh Ferri

As the sun sets on another week of Broadway buzz, we look back on big stars and big news. From Carol Burnett’s texting habits to divas who really know how to plan, we’re spotligh…

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Fuse Film Review: “Frances Ha” — An Indie Classic That Celebrates Resilience by Tim Jackson

Like some of the best New Wave films of the '60s, "Frances Ha" brims with the giddy optimism of youth.

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Titus Andronicus – review by Michael Billington

Swan, Stratford-upon-AvonNo one any longer has to make a case for this once-despised play. But, whether it is viewed as a neo-Senecan study in stoic acceptance of grief or a Tarantino-like e…

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Sherlock Holmes: The Best-Kept Secret – review by Lyn Gardner

West Yorkshire Playhouse, LeedsSherlock Holmes is depressed. Still suffering physically and mentally from his encounter with Moriarty on the Reichenbach Falls, he is refusing to take on any …

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May 26 Named Actors' Equity Day in NYC by BroadwayWorld

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg today issued an official proclamation to Actors' Equity Association AEA or Equity declaring Sunday, May 26, 2013 as Actors' Equity Day to coincide with the labor u…

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David Garrison and Lynn Cohen Join THE TALE OF THE ALLERGIST'S WIFE at Bucks County Playhouse by BroadwayWorld

Bucks County Playhouse BCP has announced casting for The Tale of the Allergist's Wife by Charles Busch, the final production of the 2013 Playhouse Productions Summer Season. Golden Globe win…

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Salonga-Led THE VOICE PH Releases Blind Auditions Trailer by Oliver Oliveros

ABS-CBN, the Philippine television network that bagged the rights to adapt the hit reality show 'The Voice' from Talpa Media Group, based in the Netherlands, has just released 'The Voice PH'…

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BWW TV EXCLUSIVE: Claybourne Elder Talks VENICE at the Public Theater- Go Behind the Scenes at Rehearsal! by BroadwayWorld TV

The Public Theater will present the new Public Lab musical Venice, with book by Eric Rosen, music by Matt Sax, lyrics by Matt Sax and Eric Rosen, additional music by Curtis Moore, and choreo…

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Tony Committee Decides to Take No Further Action on WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? Infraction by BroadwayWorld

UPDATE Executive Director of the American Theatre Wing, Heather Hitchens, and Executive Director of The Broadway League, Charlotte St. Martin, released the following statement on the results…

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Owning the Canon by Tuyet Thi Pham

(This post is a part of the Diversity & Inclusion blog salon led by Online Curator Jacqueline E. Lawton for the 2013 TCG National Conference: Learn Do Teach in Dallas. Check out fu…

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PHOTO EXCLUSIVE: Snapshots from The Union Theatre's Sold-Out Bare by Matthew Blank

The European premiere of bare, the pop opera by Damon Intrabartolo and Jon Hartmere, plays the Union Theatre in London. Lilly-Jane Young, who stars as Ivy, shares some shots from a recent da…

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Robert Cuccioli Joins Planet Connections Reading of Snow Orchid by Carey Purcell

Tony Award nominee Robert Cuccioli (Spider-Man, Jekyll & Hyde) will join Matthew Dengler, Leo Ash Evens, Angelina Fiordellisi and Francisco Solorzano in a reading of Joe Pintauro’s…

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Cheyenne Jackson, Kate Walsh, Robin Weigert and More Cast in Upcoming Neil LaBute TV Drama "Full Circle" by Michael Gioia

Cheyenne Jackson, who was last seen on Broadway in The Performers, is among the performers cast in the upcoming television drama by Neil LaBute entitled "Full Circle," DIRECTV anno…

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Mitchell Jarvis and Wesley Taylor's "It Could Be Worse": Episode 15

In the series finale, Jacob (series co-creator Wesley Taylor) — still reeling from his ex (Gideon Glick) being cast in The Ice Queen — breaks the news to his boyfriend Ph…

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Highlights From Murder Ballad Starring Caissie Levy and Will Swenson

Caissie Levy, Tony nominees Will Swenson and John Ellison Conlee, and Rebecca Naomi Jones, star in the sexy and explosive musical Murder Ballad. Trip Cullman (Lonely, I’m Not) directs th…

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Thinking Cap’s Intriguing If Flawed Tragedy Waafrika Stuns With Harrowing Climax by Bill Hirschman

Thinking Cap Theatre’s production of Nick Hadikwa Mwaluko’s Waafrika is a deeply earnest and illuminating if imperfect examination of the tragic toxicity of tradition. But even Waafrika…

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New burlesque encourages all shapes, sizes and sexes by Celia Wren

There are some for whom glitter-tracking is an occupational hazard. Sadie Hawkins and Buster Britches are two of those people. “Glitter gets all over your house; it gets all over everythin…

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All-Star Palace Centennial Tribute June 3 by Trav S.D.

On March 24 of this year the Palace Theatre turned one hundred years old. In celebration of the event, me and my American Vaudeville Theatre are presenting a Special One-Time Only Tribu…

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Review Round-up: Critics persuaded by Pulitzer-winning Disgraced?

Ayad Akhtar’s new Pulitzer winning play Disgraced::E8831369305198 made its UK premiere on Wednesday night (22 May 2013) at the Bush Theatre. Following runs at New York’s Lincol…

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Comprehension Exercise: The Dark Ride by Lindsay Price

 A dark ride  is an indoor amusement ride where riders in guided vehicles travel through specially lit scenes that typically contain animation, sound, music, and special effects. – …

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Friday, May 24, 2013 at 11am (Broadway Time)
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Two D.C. theaters test new models for putting new plays onstage by Nelson Pressley

Theaters keep rolling out new ways to premiere plays, and two fresh Washington initiatives are in full flower — or in full beast mode — right now. Theater J’s initiative, called Locall…

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Three-Time Tony Nominee Tim Curry Suffers Major Stroke by Lindsay Champion

Tony-nominated stage and screen favorite Tim Curry is recovering in Los Angeles after suffering a major stroke, according to U.K.’s Daily Mail. Curry reportedly collapsed in his home, …

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See Caissie Levy, Will Swenson & the Cast of Murder Ballad Heat Up Opening Night by Broadway.com

The steamy new musical Murder Ballad is rocking out at the Union Square Theatre! Broadway.com chatted with stars Caissie Levy, Will Swenson, John Ellison Conlee and Rebecca Naomi Jones on op…

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Exclusive Video! Tricks, Spirit Animals & Silliness with Old Hats Clowns Bill Irwin & David Shiner by Broadway.com

Broadway.com headed to the Signature Center for some fun and games with Old Hats stars Bill Irwin and David Shiner! Catch their silly antics off-Broadway through June 9.

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Which Fellow Tony Nominee is Pippin Star Patina Miller’s Mentor? by Broadway.com

In our Tony confession booth, Pippin nominee Patina Miller reveals a dexterous secret talent, the Broadway powerhouse she idolizes and "the best thing ever."

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Manchester International Festival 2013 | Q&A Matt Charman

The acclaimed young playwright tackles the epic chess battle between grandmaster Garry Kasparov and computer Deep Blue in The MachineThe 1997 match between chess Grandmaster Garry Kasparov a…

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SHOW BIZ: Rush, Lottery & Standing Room Only Ticketing Policies - 5/24/2013 by BroadwayWorld

BroadwayWorld.com's SHOW BIZ Rush, Lottery amp Standing Room Only Ticketing Policies - updated on 5242013.

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ANNIE Headliner Lilla Crawford Joins Betsy Wolfe, Allie Trimm and Diane Ladd in Scott Alan's June 27 HOME Reading by BroadwayWorld

Renowned musical theatre composer and lyricist Scott Alan will soon host a reading of HOME, written by Christy Hall and himself, on June 27, 2013 directed by Stafford Arima. 'For the first t…

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STAGE TUBE: CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY Makes Its West End Debut - The Audience Reacts! by Stage Tube

CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY, the highly anticipated West End musical starring Olivier and Tony Award winner Douglas Hodge as Willy Wonka, began May 22, 2013. Watch as the very first au…

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Live on HowlRound TV: Tori Keenan-Zelt's “The Egypt Play, or The Misses Blake on a Holiday Jihad” at Panglossian Productions, Williamsburg, VA—S by HowlRound

Panglossian Productions in Williamsburg, Virginia presents a livestreaming performance of Tori Keenan-Zelt’s new work The Egypt Play, or The Misses Blake on a Holiday Jihad . Watch it live…

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Laura Benanti at 54 Below: In Constant Search of the Right Kind of Attention by Steven Suskin

Laura Benanti—a Tony Award winner for her appearance as the title character in the 2008 revival of Gypsy, more recently seen in In The Next Room (or The Vibrator Play) and Women on the…

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PHOTO CALL: The 2013 Outer Critics Circle Awards – Arrivals by Matthew Blank

Winners of the 2012-13 Outer Critics Circle Awards were announced May 13. The critically acclaimed revival of Pippin, directed by Diane Paulus, earned seven awards. The 63rd Annual Outer Cri…

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Audra McDonald's Go Back Home Concert Broadcast on "Live from Lincoln Center" May 24 by Adam Hetrick

Five-time Tony Award-winning actress Audra McDonald's May 9 Avery Fisher Hall concert, featuring songs from her new album "Go Back Home," is broadcast on PBS stations nationwid…

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Betsy Wolfe, Allie Trimm and Lilla Crawford Will Join Oscar Nominee Diane Ladd for Readings of Home Musical by Andrew Gans

Casting is now complete for the June 27 industry readings of Scott Alan and Christy Hall's original musical Home, which will be directed by Olivier nominee Stafford Arima (Carrie, Altar …

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PHOTO CALL: Tom Hanks Honored with Sardi's Caricature by Matthew Blank

Lucky Guy star Tom Hanks was honored May 23 with the unveiling of a caricature to adorn the walls of the famed eatery Sardi's.

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Tony Administration Committee Issues "Serious Warning" to Producers of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? by Andrew Gans

The Tony Awards Administration Committee assembled May 23 to discuss a possible infraction in the rules governing the type of material Tony-nominated shows can distribute to Tony voters.

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PHOTO SPECIAL: A Farewell to "Smash" — Looking Back at Season Two by Krissie Fullerton

"Smash," the NBC musical series about the lives of modern-day Broadway babies, will end its run May 26 with a two-hour finale. We take a look back at some photo highlights from the…

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‘The Playwright’s Playground Series’: Jacqueline E. Lawton Part 3 by Sydney-Chanele Dawkins by Sydney-Chanele Dawkins

Welcome to the new in-depth interview series ‘The Playwright’s Playground‘ – highlighting local female playwrights in the D.C. Theatre community. Female Theatre artists make up …

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Atlantic Theater Company Announces 2013-2014 Season | Coen, Clarke, Guirgis, Williams and a Musical Revival by Boneau/Bryan-Brown

WORLD PREMIERE WOMEN OR NOTHING By Ethan Coen Directed by David Cromer August 28 – October 6, 2013 Opens September 16, 2013 Linda Gross Theater AMERICAN PREMIERE THE LONELINESS OF THE LONG…

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JKTS CHAT: 5 Quick Questions with The Book of Mormon's Christopher Rice by JK

DON'T FORGET! YOU PICK THE CATEGORIES FOR THE 3RD ANNUAL JKTS AWARDS! NOW EXTENDED! POLL CLOSES SUNDAY AT NOONChristopher Rice and Clay ThomsonIt all started when I posted the pict…

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Victoria Regina by Trav S.D.

Rule, Britannia! Britannia, Rule the Waves! That’s not how I feel necessarily…it’s just the music that goes with this picture. Today is Queen Victoria’s Birthday (181…

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Scott Joplin Memorial Tomorrow by Trav S.D.

May 25 in Queens, New York  2:00 pm MEMORIAL CONCERT AT JOPLIN’S FINAL RESTING PLACE Featuring the Paragon Ragtime Orchestra St. Michael’s Cemetery, Queens, New York  ~ FREE…

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PAGE SIX: Harvey Fierstein: Bite my Weiner

“You can tweet pictures of my weiner without destroying your career,” Broadway vet Harvey Fierstein quipped Thursday when he invited the audience of Broadway’s “Kinky Boots” to joi…

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'Fabulous Lipitones' embraces the art of the barbershop quartet by Bonnie Goldberg

The history of barbershop quartets dates back to a time when African-American males waiting for a shave and a haircut would spontaneously burst into song, spirituals, folk and popular tunes,…

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Tony-nominee David Rockwell reveals his first love by Mark Kennedy

NEW YORK (AP) -- One clue to understanding how David Rockwell's mind works is by finding out what he collects. It turns out to be kaleidoscopes....

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Review: Merrily We Roll Along (LONDON) by BroadwaySpotted

This review was written by Kayleigh Walsh   Merrily We Roll Along is an emotional journey through the lives of three friends. The unique story winds back through time, exploring how the…

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And the Finalists for our 2013 Ten Minute Play Contest are . . . by Ken Davenport

I was going to write a snappy little intro to the blog and talk about the crazy number of entries we got, and how much fun my entire staff and I have reading all these playlets . . . but you…

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Production News: Peter Shaffer double bill revived for UK tour by Matthew Hemley

Peter Shaffer’s one act plays The Private Ear and The Public Eye will have their first major revival in 50 years when they tour the UK from August. The double-bill of one act plays was...

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Review Round-up: Critics coo over To Kill A Mockingbird

Timothy Sheader's production of To Kill A Mockingbird opened at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre this week (23 May 2013). Harper Lee's classic story centres around a court case marred by raci…

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Photo Flash: David Byrne, Cyndi Lauper, Nathan Lane, Cicely Tyson, and More Celebrate Outer Critics Circle Award Wins by David Gordon

The 63rd annual Outer Critics Circle Awards were presented on Thursday, May 23 at famed theater district eatery Sardi's. Former winners including Judy Kaye, Michael McGrath, and Donna Murphy…

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I was right about Crystal Mosser by Tim Treanor

Laughing Daughter’s Second Act: Who’s Laughing Now? You probably think this is a story about Crystal Mosser, the songbird who made her start in Washington theater and who has since made …

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Friday, May 24, 2013 at 10am (Broadway Time)
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What’s Up, Audra McDonald? The Five-Time Tony Winner Previews Her New CD and PBS Special Go Back Home by Kathy Henderson

After a seven-year wait, Audra McDonald fans finally have a new solo CD to enjoy, Go Back Home (Nonesuch), and the five-time Tony winner is previewing the eclectic collection in a PBS concer…

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Gayfest NYC Gives Voice to LGBT-Themed Plays by Matthew Wexler

The original BASiC Theatre Project cast of “Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde.” (photo: Catherine Bell) Now in its fifth season Gayfest NYC 2013 presents “new pl…

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Manchester International Festival 2013 | Smokey's Barbers are a cut above by Kieran Yates

Hit YouTube sitcom Smokey's Barbers is transferring to the stage at MIFOn a quiet high street in Surbiton, one shop is considerably noisier than the others. It's midday on a Friday, although…

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Photo Coverage: Inside the 63rd Annual Outer Critics Awards Party! by Walter McBride

Outer Critics Circle, the organization of writers and commentators for media covering New York theatre celebrated its award winners for the 2012-13 season in 24 categories. CLICK HERE for a …

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STAGE TUBE: First Look at New German Pre-Broadway ROCKY Commercial by Stage Tube

The world premiere of Rocky took place November 18 in Hamburg under the direction of PETER AND THE STARCATCHER Tony nominee Alex Timbers. It will transfer to Broadway in Feburary 2014. Che…

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Photo Coverage: Sardi's Unveils Caricature of LUCKY GUY's Tom Hanks! by Walter McBride

LUCKY GUY star and Tony nominee Tom Hanks was honored with his very own portrait at Sardi's yesterday, May 23. BroadwayWorld was there for the unveiling and you can check out coverage below

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MATILDAs, Huntington Theatre Company & More to Be Honored at Tony Awards Pre-Broadcast by BroadwayWorld

The partnership will commence at the annual Tony Eve Cocktail Party which will take place on Saturday, June 8th, hosted by the Paramount Hotel's food and beverage partner, LDV Hospitality, a…

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Emily Bergl, Matthew Saldivar and Molly Pope Will Be Part of Tales from the Jazz Age at the Café Carlyle by Andrew Gans

Tales from the Jazz Age: An F. Scott Fitzgerald Songbook — featuring songs referenced by F. Scott Fitzgerald in his novels and stories, and directly associated with his life &mdas…

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Jarrod Spector, Orfeh and Patti Murin Will Sing Adele Songs at Birdland by Adam Hetrick

Jarrod Spector, Orfeh, Anika Larsen and Patti Murin are among the performers who will sing the songs of Adele during the June 10 installment of The Pop Show at Birdland Jazz Club.

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Ari Graynor, David Alan Grier and Kristin Davis to Star in CBS Comedy "Bad Teacher" by Carey Purcell

Ari Graynor will co-star with David Alan Grier and Kristin Davis in the new comedy "Bad Teacher," according to CBSNews.com.

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Reading of Kevin Ray Johnson's The Unpredictable Times Will Be Presented at Stephen Sondheim Center for the Performing Arts by Andrew Gans

Kevin Ray Johnson's The Unpredictable Times will be presented June 19 at The Stephen Sondheim Center for the Performing Arts in Fairfield, IA.

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Humor Abuse Replaces What the Butler Saw in Mark Taper Forum Season by Carey Purcell

The Mark Taper Forum's upcoming production of What the Butler Saw has been replaced with the traveling solo show Humor Abuse, according to the Los Angeles Times.

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Dylan and the Rolling Thunder Revue by Trav S.D.

Adapted from a 2011 post. Today is Bob Dylan’s 72nd birthday — a fitting time to celebrate his biggest triumph as a live showman, his 1975-76 medicine show inspired tour, the…

Linked From Trav S.D. at 10:30AM

Kennedy Center unmasks ‘The Guardsman’ by Peter Marks

“The Guardsman”? Really? That Paleolithic bit of Broadway foolery? The farcical vehicle that once upon a time (1924, to be exact) starred the erstwhile duke and duchess of the American …

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The Darkside of Broadway: Monsters, Madmen, & Musicals… “There’s Nothing I Can Do, A Total Eclipse of the Heart” by Intern

  By Mike Hallinan     Hello, dear readers. As we prep for a scintillating, scary summer, let’s take another glance at the spooklight. While dark musicals have often exp…

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Review: Once, The Musical by Jemma Anderson

In 2006, Once was a small budget film. Its success escalated quickly, and not only won a Grammy for its soundtrack, but an Academy award too. Six years later the story made its way to Broadw…

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This Memorial Day weekend: movie sing-along and opening nights by Lorraine Treanor

Theatrelovers will have plenty to enjoy this weekend: To start, Pallas Theatre Collective, busy with preparations for their upcoming read of Usher: A New Musical (June 22), is presenting a f…

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Friday, May 24, 2013 at 9am (Broadway Time)
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Weekend Poll: Which Smash Character Deserves a Spin-Off Show? by Marc Snetiker

With just one more evening of Smash-y goodness left before the curtain falls on the canceled Broadway-centric series, we’re finally coming to terms with leaving some of our favorite ch…

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YouTube Comedy Week, day five: David Brent's guitar hit a rare high note by Brian Logan

Too many in-jokes, too much ephemera, and an overdose of online sterility – it's fair to say YCW hasn't been a huge successReading this on mobile? Click here to watchJudging by your commen…

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BWW Blog: Paige Faure - A Happy Buzz by Guest Blogger: Paige Faure

My mother in law, Rebecca, and I were talking about this thing we are calling 'the post-show happy buzz'. It's the palpable energy felt after a musical that keeps you, as the performer, hung…

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Tim Curry Reportedly Suffers Stroke, Recovering at Home by BroadwayWorld

According to the Daily Mail and TMZ, stage and screen star Tim Curry, 67, reportedly suffered a stroke in his Hollywood Hills home last night. Curry was taken to the hospital, but is now 'do…

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Longtime Village Voice Theatre Critic Axed

Playbill 05/21/13

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Jenny Bacon Will Return to Cast of Off-Broadway's My Name Is Asher Lev by Andrew Gans

Jenny Bacon, who created the role of Rivkeh in Off-Broadway's My Name Is Asher Lev, which celebrated its 200th performance at The Westside Theatre May 22, will return to that part next m…

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Sweet Charity by Allison Hilbig

      Production photos from Williamstown Musical Theatre Inc's Sweet Charity.   State:  …

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Synesthesia: In Sight and Sound: Live De(a)f Poetry II@ Anacostia Playhouse at Black Theatre Festival on 6/27@7 by Yvonne French

The 4th Annual DC Black Theatre Festival will present In Sight and Sound: Live De(a)f Poetry II. The unique use of the word “De(a)f” reflects that half of the artists will be dea…

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review The Weir at curtainup by Simon Saltzman

The Irish Repertory Theatre ensemble has brought out the best in Conor McPherson's stories. . . Read More

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review Basilica at curtainup by Gregory Wilson

Mando Alvarado's new play issometimes frustrating, occasionally brilliant and deeply compelling

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Friday, May 24, 2013 at 8am (Broadway Time)
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Tony-nominee David Rockwell reveals his first love

NEW YORK (AP) — One clue to understanding how David Rockwell's mind works is by finding out what he collects. It turns out to be kaleidoscopes.    

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Fuse Rock Review: Palma Violets: “180″ and Live at Brighton Music Hall — They Make Really Great Noise by Arts Fuse Editor

Palma Violets are the greatest live band I’ve ever seen. I’m not backing down from that.

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Fuse Music News: The Tepid Lineup for Boston’s “Outside the Box” Festival by Arts Fuse Editor

Boston's Outside the Box festival falls far short of its stated mission to be “revolutionary” or “world class.”

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Manchester International Festival 2013 - video preview by Helen Pidd, Christopher Thomond, Ken Macfarlane

Alex Poots, artistic director of the Manchester International Festival, runs through the highlights of this year's lineupHelen PiddChristopher ThomondKen Macfarlane

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What to see: Lyn Gardner's theatre tips by Lyn Gardner

The Pulse Festival is full of goodies in Ipswich, Nicholas Wright's Vincent in Brixton begins the summer season in Keswick, and Chris Goode is in Bristol and PlymouthScotland and Northern Ir…

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The 2013 Broadway University Final Exam by Peter Filichia

Throughout your scholastic career, you were often asked to give one-word answers on tests. Well, for our 2013 Broadway University Final Exam, we instead will offer you one-word questions.

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On the Vaudeville of Cheech and Chong by Trav S.D.

Today is Tommy Chong’s birthday, yo. Don’t tell me how you plan to celebrate, I don’t want to know. At least, not in writing. This may surprise you (or maybe it won’t…

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'Les Miserables' returns to Broadway Sacramento, retooled by Darrington@sacbee.com A (debbie Arrington), Darrington@sacbee.com A (debbie Arrington)

Andrew Varela admits there have been times during "Les Misérables" when he wondered, "Who Am I?" The veteran Broadway actor knows how easy it is to stumble into the wrong lyrics – …

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'Bootycandy' at Wilma: Views of the gay black experience

Can anything in theater still make audiences uncomfortable? In Bootycandy, playwright Robert O'Hara thinks vulgarity-laced, brazen explosions of gay and racial stereotypes can do the trick b…

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‘Basilica’: Theater review by Joe Dziemianowicz

Following a funeral mass where a priest goes rogue and reads his flock the riot act — “I stare into your faces and it disgusts me” — a man concludes: “It was a nice service.”

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‘The Weir,’ theater review by Joe Dziemianowicz

Forget about fairies, creepy knocks at the door and paranormal sightings. It’s regrets, missed chances and life’s hard losses that are truly haunting.

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LET'S MAKE THESE MOVIES INTO MUSICALS! by Jaye Hunt

Coming soon to a theater near you (hopefully.) By Jaye Hunt (movie enthusiast) Recently, we've gotten news of Bullets Over Broadway, Rocky, and Little Miss Sunshine heading for New York this…

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SECOND TIME AROUND by Rachel James (treasurer/writer)

Long running shows... the pit falls, promise, and keeping it awesome on the regular. By Rachel James (Treasurer/Writer) This past week I did something unusual for me: I went to see two shows…

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Lego and Star Wars Take Over Times Square by Suzanna Bowling

Lego and Star Wars Take Over Times Square: In celebration of the upcoming Cartoon Network series "The Yoda Chronicles,” Lego unveiled a full-scale X-wing fighter in New York's Times Square…

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Kinky Boots Captures Sirius XM For Memorial Day Weekend by Suzanna Bowling

Kinky Boots Captures Sirius XM For Memorial Day Weekend: Kinky Boots, the new smash hit Broadway musical that brings together four-time Tony® Award-winner Harvey Fierstein (Book) and Grammy…

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How Angela Lansbury, Alec Baldwin, Andrea Martin and Harvey Fierstein Got Thier Equity Cards by Suzanna Bowling

How Angela Lansbury, Alec Baldwin, Andrea Martin and Harvey Fierstein Got Thier Equity Cards: Angela Lansbury: "When I first came to New York City from England in 1940, I was fifteen.

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Adam's Call: Laura Benanti at 54 Below: Pure Heaven by Call Me Adam

Adam's Call: Laura Benanti at 54 Below: If you are looking for something to do this holiday weekend, make sure you go see Laura Benanti at 54 Below. Her show, "In Constant Search of The Righ…

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It Takes a Village … by J.a. Hennrikus

Reframing Success as Community by Janet Bailey Theater companies have never defined our success solely in terms of money.  Just because a company is bigger or shows a larger budget surplus …

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Friday, May 24, 2013 at 7am (Broadway Time)
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Review: Bullet Catch ***

This strange, original piece has enjoyed huge success at the Edinburgh Fringe, on Broadway and is now touring the UK. Very loosely it tells the (true?) story of magician William Henderson…

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Review: Titus Andronicus (RSC) ***

This latest production of Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus, to borrow from football punditry, is a play of two halves. Before the half time whistle is blown we a taken at a canter through a se…

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Best Bets: Big Boi, Greek Fest, David Sedaris and more

Our staff list the best events in the week ahead.

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BWW's On This Day - May 24, 2013

Here are the Broadway, Off-Broadway and West End shows which opened on May 24 along with all of the upcoming show openings, closings and special events

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Jerry Lewis: women doing broad comedy bothers me by Andrew Pulver

French favourite Jerry Lewis, 87, presents new movie and keeps press – mostly – in stitches at the Cannes film festivalThe French adoration of comic Jerry Lewis is a legendary, and the…

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Theatre review: Sherlock Holmes – The Best Kept Secret, West Yorkshire Playhouse, Leeds

The Sherlock Holmes franchise has been assiduously exploited on the written page, on stage, cinema and TV ever since A Study in Scarlet announced the arrival of the world’s greatest detect…

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NY1 Theater Review: "Murder Ballad"

The musical "Murder Ballad" debuted last fall as part of a Manhattan Theater Club series devoted to new work. Now, it's transferred downtown to the Union Square Theatre, which has …

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Friday, May 24, 2013 at 6am (Broadway Time)
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Blog: Michael Coveney: Charity begins at home with John Lyon's

I've occasionally written about the work of the John Lyon's Charity, for whom I'm an adviser, and whose funding of arts, sports and educational projects underpins so much in the cultural lif…

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Should theatre tickets come with a money-back guarantee? – open thread by Lyn Gardner

Ticket prices are rising and household budgets are squeezed. If you could get a refund if you hated the show, would you be inclined to go more often?A night at the theatre can feel like a bi…

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Friday, May 24, 2013 at 5am (Broadway Time)
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Feature: Take Five: Britain's outdoor theatres

With half-term approaching, the weather (hopefully) set to improve for the bank holiday weekend and this week’s opening of To Kill A Mockingbird:: L1724949251 inaugurating the new Open Air…

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News: Plays Cast: Harry Potter star in Southwark Moment, more for Branagh's Macbeth

Bonnie Wright, best known for playing Ginny Weasley in the Harry Potter films, will make her stage debut in Southwark Playhouse's fortchoming revival of Peter Ustinov's The Moment of Truth. …

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Friday, May 24, 2013 at 4am (Broadway Time)
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Perth’s Inaugural International Jazz Festival is Up and Running — 24th to 26th May by Jan Chandler

Perth is hosting its first ever International Jazz Festival and, on the eve of the opening, award-winning jazz saxophonist Jamie Oehlers, made time to talk with Aussie Theatre’s Jan Chandl…

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British Equity Worries About Increase In Nudity Requests

The Stage (UK) 05/22/13

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L.A.'s UnCabaret At 25

NPR 05/20/13 (includes audio)

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George Williams, alias “Turtle Boy” by Trav S.D.

Usually, the zoological nickname of a sideshow anomaly bears some relation to the performers’ physical appearance. The Alligator Girl has scales; the Leopard Woman has spots; the Pengu…

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Friday, May 24, 2013 at 3am (Broadway Time)
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2013 Outer Critics Circle Winners Pick Up Their Awards by New York Theater

Longtime rocker and now Broadway songwriter Cyndi Lauper seemed to be getting the cold shoulder from Arthur Treacher, he of the fish and chips but also of Camelot and a dozen other Broadway …

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Friday, May 24, 2013 at 1am (Broadway Time)
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Bell Shakespeare: Phèdre by Joanna Bowen

When Bell Shakespeare deviates from the master, you know there’s a good reason. From Ancient Greek myth via Euripides, through Seneca’s Rome, past Racine in France and finally to Ted Hug…

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Film Review: ‘What Maisie Knew’ by Leslie Weisman by Leslie Weisman

When Henry James wrote What Maisie Knew in 1897, little did he dream that more than a century later it would form the basis for a screenplay that would speak with equally corrosive authentic…

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Broadway Box Office: Weeks 49 and 50: 04.29 - 05.12.13 by JK

Broadway Box OfficeWeeks 49 and 5004.29 - 05.12.13Kinky BootsVanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike SHOW TITLE SHOW TYPE WEEK 47 WEEK 48 2 WEEKRANK Ann Solo Play 30 31 31Annie Musi…

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About Face Youth Theatre Presents Remount of Last Year’s “What’s The T?” by Joseph Hillenmeyer

Reviewed by: Joseph Hillenmeyer The About Face Youth Theatre Company has remounted last year’s “What’s The T?”, this time with a focus on the changing Boystown district, raci…

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The Hills Are Alive by Sam Hurwitt

If you can't climb ev'ry mountain, the Mountain Play's 100th anniversary makes it well worth climbing Mount Tam to see The Sound of Music.

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Three’s a Pack by Sam Hurwitt

Any dog lover will recognize the canine behavior in Sylvia, the play about an adorable new dog and the couple whose marriage it threatens.

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Sitcom writer’s theatrical baby, ‘Smudge’ bows here

Rachel Axler has a split personality when it comes to her writing life. As a comedy writer, she’s made a name for herself in the land of fake news (“The Daily Show”) and sitcoms (“Bo…

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‘The Liar’ a study in untruth and consequences

Moving to Paris gives Dorante the opportunity to reinvent himself. And he does it with a vengeance in David Ives adaptation of “The Liar,” Corneille’s classic 1643 farce. You see, once…

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THE NEXT STEP

Can the mass appeal of television dance shows transfer to the stage? The three enterprising co-founders of Shaping Sound, a new company created last year for just that purpose, believe the a…

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Theaters test fresh recipes for French classics

Shakespeare has been absorbing the slings and arrows of “modernizing” directors and adapters for years. So have the ancient Greeks. And the truth is, the resulting productions often emer…

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ETC. Theater, dance and painting — all with a spiritual undertowTHAT INNER GLOW  An infant that glows with an unearthly light is at the center of Stefanie Zadravec’s “The Electric Ba…

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Friday, May 24, 2013 at midnight (Broadway Time)
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Interviews: In His Eighties, Alvin Epstein is Still the Hardest Working Actor in New York City; But He Cannot Afford to See Theater. by David Gordon

He's never won a Tony Award, but that's no matter. Alvin Epstein, one of the truly great stage actors, has played his share of roles that are better than any award could top. Who else can sa…

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Video Flash: Flashback Friday: Before There Were Cats on Broadway, There Was Cats on Broadway by Bethany Rickwald

Rum Tum Tugger is a curious cat: He has a curiously large blowout. He has curiously superhuman (cat?) strength. And he's curiously sexy…for a cat. For all of the afore mentioned reasons, …

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‘Chocolate’ needs more bite by Michael Riedel

Hold your breath. Make a wish. Now count to three. Come with me, and you’ll be at the first preview of “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory”! I have a spy who went under cover as an Oomp…

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Sermon without a theme by Elisabeth Vincentelli

‘Basilica” is the rare new play that spares us the self-inflated problems of the white, big-city middle class. Set in gritty south Texas, the show deals with the travails of the blue-col…

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One-act fest boasts heart by Frank Scheck

Love lost and found is at the heart of the best works in Ensemble Studio Theatre’s “34th Marathon of One-Act Plays.” The first in its annual three-part series is a better-than-usual bi…

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SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE World Premiere Begins Tonight at the Pasadena Playhouse by BroadwayWorld

The Pasadena Playhouse, in association with David Shor Productions, presents SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE - THE MUSICAL. Performances for the world premiere presentation will begin tonight, May 24 t…

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THE RASCALS: ONCE UPON A DREAM Launches North American Tour Today by BroadwayWorld

Producers Steven Van Zandt and Maureen Van Zandt, Marc Brickman, Larry Magid and Base Entertainment have announced that the sold-out Broadway engagement The Rascals Once Upon a Dream will em…

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Les Waters Returns to Berkeley Rep for Sarah Ruhl's DEAR ELIZABETH, Now thru 7/7 by BroadwayWorld

To conclude its 45th season, Berkeley Repertory Theatre welcomes back a pair of acclaimed collaborators Sarah Ruhl and Les Waters, the creators of Eurydice, Three Sisters, and In the Next Ro…

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Drama Desk and Obies by Barry

               By: David ShewardLaila Robbins (Nominee "Sorry"), Richard Kind (Winner "The Big Knife")This time of year in the New York theater is crazy with the amount of priz…

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Cathy Schulman to Deliver UCLA School of Theater, Film and TV's Commencement Speech by Philiana Ng

Dustin Lance Black and Kristin Hanggi will also be honored at the June 14 ceremony.read more

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Sunday in the Park With George, Featuring Julian Ovenden and 46-Piece Orchestra, Televised May 24 in Europe by Adam Hetrick

The Théâtre du Châtelet's recent production of Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's Tony and Pulitzer Prize-winning musical Sunday in the Park With George, which st…

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Regional Premiere of Stephen Sondheim's Road Show Opens May 24 in Houston by Adam Hetrick

The U.S. regional premiere of the Stephen Sondheim-John Weidman musical Road Show, which traces the lives of eccentric brothers Wilson and Addison Mizner on their quest for the American…

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World Premiere of Sleepless in Seattle, With Tim Martin Gleason, Chandra Lee Schwartz, Joe West, Begins May 24 by Michael Gioia and Kenneth Jones

Tim Martin Gleason, Chandra Lee Schwartz and Joe West star in the world-premiere production of Sleepless in Seattle — The Musical, which is presented by Pasadena Playhouse in…

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DIVA TALK: Catching Up With Pippin Star, Two-Time Tony Nominee Charlotte d'Amboise by Andrew Gans

News, views and reviews about the women of the musical theatre and the concert/cabaret stage.

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Charlie Rosen's Broadway Big Band Returns to 54 Below May 24; Jason Robert Brown, Nick Blaemire Among Performers by Michael Gioia

Charlie Rosen's Broadway Big Band returns to the intimate Manhattan venue 54 Below May 24. Tony Award winner Jason Robert Brown, Nick Blaemire and Zak Resnick are among the eve…

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The Rascals: Once Upon a Dream Begins North American Tour May 24 by Michael Gioia and Kenneth Jones

The Rascals: Once Upon a Dream, a new concert event written by guitarist Steven Van Zandt, with music and lyrics by Felix Cavaliere and Eddie Brigati, begins a North American tour beginning …

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Sarah Ruhl and Les Waters Reunite for Dear Elizabeth at Berkeley Rep Beginning May 24; Mary Beth Fisher, Tom Nelis Star by Michael Gioia

Sarah Ruhl and Les Waters, creators of Eurydice, Three Sisters and In the Next Room (or the vibrator play), reunite for the West Coast premiere of Ruhl's Dear Elizabeth, which concludes …

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Theater Review: ‘Basilica,’ by Mando Alvarado, at the Cherry Lane Theater by Claudia La Rocco

Mando Alvarado’s new drama, “Basilica,” is bounded by home, church and bar in San Juan, Tex.    

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A Fly On The Wall, May 24, 2013 by The Charlebois Post

The Crossroadsby Jim Murchison @JimMurchisonLife is very interesting. It is difficult at times and not always fun, but most of us choose to hang on to it. It is so unpredictable. A coup…

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Multi-Media, May 24, 2013 by The Charlebois Post

My WagnerCosmic connections, music/man/myth, nine T&I's, MahlerWe asked friends to write us a small piece on the theme "My Wagner" to celebrate the composer's 200th anniversary this week…

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Review: Doubling Down On Love in Hartford Stage's 'Twelfth Night' by Frank Rizzo

The show: "Twelfth Night" at Hartford Stage

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