Wednesday, October 31, 2001 at midnight (Broadway Time)

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Sherie Rene Scott puts on a costume today, but it is not for Halloween as she opens up the 1 week workshop of Debbie Does Dallas, the musical from this year's Fringe. The workshop is capped by a presentation next Wednesday.

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Today is suppose to be D-Day for BroadwayOnline.com. It is strange that other than a few columnists announcing that they are moving on, we have not really heard anything official from the owners (Broadway Television Network). Does this reflect upon their other business practices? I guess it does. We will just have to wait and see if there is new content on BroadwayOnline.com tomorrow for our answer.

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BroadwayOnline.Com says goodbye. Here are two of the seven new--and presumably final--links from the page:

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And this from our anonymous blind link:

    LOVE, JANIS posted its closing notice last night and will perform its final performance at the Village Theatre on Sunday, November 5th at 7:30pm. The show has mounted a debt of $500,000 (yes, half a million)! Checks are reportedly bouncing.
Got a note from a friend that owns a professional design firm that has been in business for 8 years. They are heavily in the corporate market but are looking to get into the Broadway/Film market. The do mostly concept/branding and print and are looking for companies/projects to work on. Small companies with little to no money are encouraged to apply. It is not about money right now, it is about building a relationship. Email me for further info.

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Butler May Do It, by Michael Riedel

"I'm thinking of putting an ad in the paper saying that a limited number of 'By Jeeves' tickets are available at $500, with a free cup of tea," jokes Andrew Lloyd Webber.

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Today in Theatre History: OCTOBER 31

30-OCT-2001 John Springer, a Broadway Press Agent Beloved by the Stars He Repped, Dead at 85

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PHOTO CALL: Loesser Be a Lady: Jo Congratulates Emily on By Jeeves

But who here can tell us the Loesser connection to Jeeves and Bertie before ALW?

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Tribute to New York From the Nation's Upper West Side by SAM HOWE VERHOVEK

All the proceeds from the benefit "From Seattle to New York With Love" will be distributed to New York artists and arts groups affected by the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11

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How Were the Reviews?: Frank Wildhorn's Dracula in La Jolla

Fresh from starring in Broadway's Rocky Horror, Tom Hewitt plays that other guy from Transylvania

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Tuesday, October 30, 2001 at midnight (Broadway Time)

He's Got a Secret by Barbara Hoffman

The eyebrows have it. Black, bushy and imperious, they've helped define Peter Gallagher as the yuppie scum of "sex, lies, and videotape" and the oily real-estate salesman of "American Beauty."

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BACKSTREET BOYS: "THE HITS - CHAPTER ONE" by DAN AQUILANTE

If the we-can-really-sing, a capella performance at the Concert for New York whet your curiosity about the Backstreet Boys, check out what your daughters have been drooling over the past few years with this greatest-hits compilation.
I hear that MP3-ripping-CD-burning-Catherine does not need to buy this. She has all the CDs individually and made her own "Greatest Hits" long ago... but hers does not have the fold out poster!

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B'way Balancing Act

B.O. up slightly; 'Mamma' the dancing queen

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Leguizamo's show delayed

Injury causes thesp to adjust 'Sexaholix' sched, perf
John Leguizamo has pushed back the Broadway opening of his new one-person show, "Sexaholix ... a Love Story," from Nov. 4 to Dec. 2 Performances will continue as scheduled at the Royale Theater.

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Leguizamo Injured; Sexaholix Delays Opening, Extends

Due to a leg injury sustained by star John Leguizamo, the opening of Sexaholix... a love story is being postponed. A producti... [Read More]

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Stars Line Up For Nov. 5 Only Make Believe Benefit

On Monday, November 5 some big Broadway stars will gather at a benefit for the charitable organization Only Make Believe. The event, hosted by [Read More]

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B'way Producers Gather for 3-Day Intensive Program, April 26-28, 2002

Schmooze with Broadway producers and learn about such topics as the legal aspects of producing, budget analysis, development, marketing, advertising and producing on the road.

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If They Ran Theatre Like Sports

Broadway contemplates a World Series. Ho hum.

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Halloween Treat from PBS: LuPone and Hearn Sweeney Todd

They sang in this concert version of the tale of Demon Barber of Fleet Street

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Injury Postpones Leguizamo 's Broadway Sexaholix to Dec. 6

But previews continue for the new solo show by the Tony-nominated author/star of Freak

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Philip Seymour Hoffman Stages Rebecca Gilman's Glory of Living, Oct. 30

Hoffman most recently directed the LAByrinth productions of Jesus Hopped the "A" Train and In Arabia We'd All Be Kings.

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Sebastian Bach Rocks as Riff Raff in Oct. 30 B'way Resurrection of Rocky Horror Show

Robin Leach, Jerry Springer, Sally Jesse Raphael, MTV's Dave Holmes and other celebs are scheduled to cycle into the narrator role
Lets do the time warp. Again.

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Oh, What a Miserable Mornin' by FRANK RICH

On the eve of the centennial of Richard Rodgers's birth, new revelations show that his private life was nothing to celebrate.
First Chapter: Excerpts from "Somewhere for Me: A Biography of Richard Rodgers." (PDF format)
Bewitched | Oklahoma | My Funny Valentine

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Legit Reviews-Regional

Dracula, the Musical,La Jolla Playhouse; 492 seats; $65 top, by Steven Oxman

    Should Frank Wildhorn ever decide to retire from turning 18th and 19th century popular literature into popular but forgettable Broadway fare, he'd make a terrific studio executive. He seems to understand that, in commercial terms, the branding and packaging of a product can be even more important than its substance.
L.A. Times: The Blood Count Is Down
The flashy 'Dracula, the Musical,' in its world premiere at the La Jolla Playhouse, is watchable but its faithful treatment of the familiar Bram Stoker story proves largely anemic. by MICHAEL PHILLIPS, Times Theater Critic

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San Diego Union-Tribune: Down for the count

McAnuff gleefully sinks his teeth into it, but 'Dracula: The Musical' world premiere somehow lacks bite by Anne Marie Welsh, THEATER CRITIC

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