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Friday, May 11, 2001

    Pro-" Choice: Drama League Awards Announced, May 11

    Will Allen-Doumanian Split Keep Bullets From Broadway?

    Encores!' Hair May Be Let Down on Broadway

    "Sun" Shine: Gordon-Levitt Replaces Harold in Uncle Bob OB, May 20

    PBOL'S THEATRE WEEK IN REVIEW, May 5-11: Tony Noms: 15 Becomes 14, and 3 close on 13

    Ragtime, Dame Edna, Beauty and the Beast Top National Broadway Theatre Awards

    Rigby May Extend in Seussical

    July Debut Planned for Whatever Happened to Baby Jane? Musical

    Tom Selleck Thousand Clowns Begins Pre-B'way Tryout May 15

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      • Perhaps the softball teams would have played better if they had taken a line from 'Whistle Down the Wind': "We've got Jesus on our side, that'll make us awfully strong..."

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        • Rocker Flea Considers Joining Rocky Horror
        That's a scary picture!

        Report: Taylor and Bologna's If You Ever... to Play Bway in July

        Laramie Project Makes West Coast Premiere at Berkeley Rep May 18-July 8

        One of Two Maxwell Plays at OB's Soho Rep Ends Run May 12

        Liz Callaway Gets "Wild" and "Totally 60s" at Joe's Pub, May 11

        The Credeaux Canvas Displayed at Playwrights Horizons, May 11-June 17

        Stones in His Pockets Stars on 'Theater Talk,' May 11

        Drama League Awards Luncheon Fetes Theatre’s Best at Grand Hyatt, May 11

        Theatre World Welcome NY Stage's Newcomers with Awards, Ceremony May 14

        Urinetown! Extends to June 30 and Ups Ticket Price

        Henry Winkler Hosts Starry Drama League Awards, May 11

        Kathleen Turner Won't Debut Tallulah on Broadway

        Report: "Encores!" Hair May Transplant to Broadway

        Hit OB Urinetown Extends through June 30

        Playwrights Horizons Lifts Credeaux Canvas, May 11

        Marni Nixon Replaces Joan Roberts in B'way Revival of Sondheim's Follies, May 28

        Broadway Softball League Tosses Out the First Ball for 2001 Season
        I think we need a BroadwayStars team to challenge them, Catherine, James, Matthew, Bill, James, me, and I'm sure we could find a few others to join us, what do you think?

        The Grave White Way Arises at the Hudson Backstage May 11

        Show Featuring Julie Harris Extends Run through July 1

        "Broadway Baby" Betty Garrett Recalls a Rich and Rewarding Career

        '42nd' Heat For Tonys by Michael Riedel

        'TRACES' OF ANARCHY, SEX PISTOLS

        The Toronto Star Things look Tony for The Producers by Richard Ouzounian

        Top Ten Signs You've Got The Least Successful Show On Broadway Letterman's Top Ten list
        These are usually only up for a day or so, check it out soon. Thank you once again to Tim for this link.

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          • Dreyfuss and Mason Take NYC Barnes and Noble Prisoner May 11. I have had a crush on Richard Dreyfuss ever since 1980's 'The Competition.' You know where I'll be tonight.

          Speaking of the Broadway Softball League, I ran into another BroadwayStars.com correspondant at the season opener yesterday. The quartet from 'The Music Man' performed a beautiful rendition of the Star Spangled Banner, which would have been better if the cast of 'Riverdance' behind us had been a little quieter. Well, it isn't their national anthem, I suppose. We checked out the casts of 'Aida', 'The Producers' (surrounded by the papparazzi), 'Rent', 'The Full Monty', 'Cuckoo's Nest', 'Stones in His Pockets'/'The Dinner Party' (somehow I completely missed Henry Winkler stretching right in front of us), and the team from Equity/Playwright's Horizons. Totally enjoyable afternoon, the rest of which I spent rollerblading the loop in Central Park and working on my sunburn.

          And Patrick Wilson in a baseball jersey - yum!

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            • Today's birthdays include Natasha Richardson, Boyd Gaines, Martha Graham, and Irving Berlin.

            'Lipstick Traces': A Lecture on Punk May Not Be What You Thunk by Ben Brantley

            On Stage and Off: Redawning Age of Aquarius by Jesse McKinley

            What I Want to Ask Comden and Green by Peter Filichia

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