From Unread to in Demand, Thanks to 'Utopia' By JULIE BOSMAN

A 1978 collection of essays on 19th-century Russian intellectuals has virtually disappeared from bookstores across New York City, thanks to Tom Stoppard and his epic three-part play "The Coa…

FRESH FACE: Anna Camp Is Tony Shalhoub's Sly Seductress in The Scene

Theater Briefs By CAMPBELL ROBERTSON

"Frost/Nixon" sets its Broadway opening, Primary Stages announces part of its new season and Andrew Lloyd Webber may appear as a guest judge on "You're the One That I Want."

Tickets to Live Taping of NBC's "Grease: You're the One That I Want" Available

Former Assassin Knighted for Broadway's Monty Python's Spamalot

Jeffrey Kuhn Joins Spamalot

Chase, Keenan-Bolger Will Star in "Brechtian" Take on Working for Actors' Fund Concert

Chase, Dandrige, Dixon, Hill, Keenan-Bolger Set for Working Benefit

Full Cast, Creative Team Set for Long Wharf's Man of La Mancha

Sharon McNight Headlines New Orleans Production of Hats!

Dale, Errico, Gleason, Moreno, et al. Set for Drama League Benefit

Steve Solomon's Mother's Italian, His Father's Jewish and He's Going on Tour

Sundance Institute Announces Writers for Ucross Retreat

Play With Your Food? Stamford Center Seeks 10-Minute Scripts for The Pub Plays

AEA to Honor African-American Chorus Actors

Nolen to Star in LBJ Musical The Winner in Texas

Warren G. Harding Is Star of New Musical Teapot Scandals, Jan. 25 in Chicago

Rita Moreno Appears on Radio Show "Downstage Center"

"Bill Gates" and "Steve Jobs" Sing in Nerds Musical Jan. 25-Feb. 25

With a New "Ethel Waters" in Place, Sparrow Opens in Philly Jan. 25

Prince, Reichard, Friedman and Others Cast in Bar Mitzvah Boy Reading Jan. 26

Kristin Scott Thomas Opens in London Seagull Jan. 25

Bernhard, Maggart, Pizzarelli, et al. Set for Steppenwolf's Traffic Jam

NYC Revamps Funding for Arts Groups

Naked Boys Singing! Producer to Launch NYC-Based Tom Smedes Productions

Can You Keanu? Point Break LIVE!, Unique Stage Take on Film, Comes to NYC

All Warmed Up: Cast Announced for Broadway's New 110 in the Shade

Richard III
Washington, D.C. Review by Susan Berlin

Execution of Justice
Chicago Review by John Olson

Sittin' Pretty by Mark Cofta

Complete Cast of 110 in the Shade at Studio 54 Announced

Full Cast Set for Roundabout's 110 in the Shade

'Italian' renews its lease

Off Broadway's 499-seat Little Shubert Theater has had trouble keeping a tenant since it opened in 2003, but it looks like the current occupant plans to stick around for a while.

Runaway Bride Story to Become Rock Opera

A quick understudy By Adam Feldman

Maureen Moore has carved out a unique position as a professional contradiction in terms: a star understudy.

Bawdy and soul By Smith Galtney

Bodacious songstress Bridget Everett combines big lungs, butt sex and influential friends to mount her ribald solo show, At Least It¹s Pink.

SIZABLE HELPING OF LEWD By BARBARA HOFFMAN

OK, so maybe it's not all that typical. But neither is "At Least It's Pink," Bridget Everett's raunchy musical romp opening tonight at Ars Nova.

A smarter shade of blond by Jessica Werner Zack

Laura Bell Bundy a no-brainer as Elle Woods in 'Legally Blonde,' opening in San Francisco

Sister act By Charles Leroux

The makeup, the mannerisms and the voice set the stage for the transformation of Cherry Jones to Sister Aloysius in 'Doubt'

Forget Hamlet. Here Comes The Camp King Arthur By Paul Majendie

Simon Russell Beale, one of the greatest classical actors of his generation in Britain, is camping it up as King Arthur in the Monty Python musical "Spamalot" -- and critics thoroughly appro…

For director Daniel Swern, the plays are the thing BY PETER FILICHIA

Blood simple By Gia Kourlas

Flemish director Jan Fabre opens a vein in Je Suis Sang.

Talent Shines Beyond City Confines by RICHARD OUZOUNIAN

A 'Lights' show makes WWII songs 'NEW again By DAVID HINCKLEY

All of Washington's a stage for the Bard By Elysa Gardner

Hot tango gets new season-ing By ALLISON CERRA

PHOTO CALL: The History of "Tango"

Amusing asides By Chris Barton

Who needs comedy clubs? The worlds of sketch, improv and stand-up are happily colliding in offbeat venues all over town.

Estimated Time of Arrival
Reviewed by: Dan Bacalzo

This collection of short plays by Amy Fox, Lisa Ebersole, Anthony Minghella, and Michael Weller is deftly directed and nicely acted.

Love Is Up Against the Wall, So Now It's Time to Fight By Ginia Bellafante

"Estimated Time of Arrival" is a series of thin comic vignettes presented over the course of an economical 90 minutes that prize the sort of love consumed by its own inertia.

Victoria Martin: Math Team Queen
Review by Mark Blankenship

If Broadway producers ever greenlight a musical based on "Mean Girls," the Lindsay Lohan pic about a brainy teen who courts popularity partly by pretending to be bad at calculus, they should…

The Math Rookie Is a Girl, a Big Problem for the Geeks By NEIL GENZLINGER

Kathryn Walat's play is intended to be a light comedy, but ends up being surprisingly oppressive, with nothing beyond easy, tired stereotypes to offer.

Victoria Martin: Math Team Queen
Review by Amanda Cooper

There Came A Gypsy Riding

Frank McGuinness excels at those Irish family dramas in the tradition of Sean O'Casey where the characters are strong and the stories remarkable. There Came A Gypsy Riding is no exception.

The Death of Griffin Hunter
Review by Robert Simonson

Dead Set 3
Review by David Cote

Devised by multimedia auteur Caden Manson and executed by six fearless actors, this visually and sonically ravishing production will leave you rattled, amazed and perhaps a little queasy.

A Beautiful View
Review by David Cote

Must Don't Whip 'Um
Review by Helen Shaw

Backed by her genre-spanning, elastic band Gloria Deluxe, Hopkins pulls off the impossible: She makes postmodernism danceable once again.

Dutchman
Review by Raven Snook

1960S RACIAL DRAMA STILL ON TRACK By FRANK SCHECK

Summer and Smoke and I Am My Own Wife
New Jersey Reviews by Bob Rendell

'Golf' an emotional end to Wilson's play cycle By Chris Jones

Smedes leaves Martian Entertainment
Producer to create his own company

Creatives selected for Sundance retreat
Annual event gives artists time to develop new work

Long Wharf Awaits Results Of Updated Studies On Future by Frank Rizzo

Bloomberg and Council Change Arts Financing By ROBIN POGREBIN

Tin Pan Alley Rag, Opus, Full Monty, Cradle of Man Are 2007 Carbonell Nominees in FL

Stars of Chicago Man of La Mancha Head to Long Wharf

Mary Cleere Haran to Headline Bay Street Winter Benefit

Today In Theatre History: JANUARY 25

Nunsensations Blesses Westchester Broadway Theatre Jan. 25

A Changing Irish Landscape Comes to Life in Translations

The Silent Concerto with O'Connor Returns for New NYC Run Jan. 25

Judy Blazer Sings Judy Garland in Heartbreaker Beginning Jan. 25

Tari Kelly Is Sally in Pittsburgh Public's Cabaret Jan. 25-Feb. 25

Revised Muckle Man Resurfaces Jan. 25 at Pittsburgh's City Theatre