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Photo Flash: Matthew Broderick Cuts Ribbon on Irish Repertory Theatre's Newly Renovated Auditorium

The recent Shining City star helped the theatrical mainstay inaugurate its new space.

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2016 Philadelphia Fringe Festival Review: ‘Macbeth’ at Third World Bunfight by Walter Bilderback

I’ve long felt that if someone is going to cut down a Shakespeare text, they should take the responsibility of claiming co-authorship, since any editing becomes interpretation. This year’s Fringe co…

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Today's the Day! Your Complete Guide to the Broadway Flea Market! by BroadwayWorld

Broadway enthusiasts and stars alike will flock to New York City's famed theatre district today for the 30th Annual Broadway Flea Market amp Grand Auction broadwayflea, produced by and benefiting Broadway Cares…

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The Devil Inside by Kevin Greene

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Review: ‘Man of La Mancha’ at The Arlington Players by Patrick (pj) McMahon

In the early 1600s, Spanish writer Miguel de Cervantes wrote what would become his masterpiece, the novel Don Quixote. The novel was a huge success and has become a staple in the literary world. In 1964, writer…

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INTERVIEW: Spotlight On…. Can You See Me Running? director Steve Grihault by Helen McWilliams

The two dominant strands running through the piece are both the voice and running and how they became interconnected. I wanted the audience to experience moments of what it may have been like on her journey thr…

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Stories From an Artist’s Life: Betty Buckley at Joe’s Pub by Matthew Wexler

by Ryan Leeds “I will feel a glow just thinking of you and the way you look tonight” are the classic lyrics from Jerome Kern and Dorothy Field’s 1936 tune, “The Way You Look Tonight,” but they may mig…

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Staging Local, Staying Small by Adewunmi@howlround.com (adewunmi)

By Kyna Hamill, Brianna Randolph. Kyna Hamill and Brianna Randolph discuss crafting Letters to Medford, a theatre performance by Two Roads Performance Projects.

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Fuse Classical Music Review: The Handel and Haydn Society — An Amazing 202nd Season Opener by Susan Miron

This is a major Bach town and, judging by this evening, no ensemble performs his music much better than H & H under Harry Christophers.

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STAGE TUBE: Watch Highlights of PCS's LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS Featuring Nick Cearley, Gina Milo, Janison Stern and More! by Stage Tube

Portland Center Stage at The Armory's 2016-2017 season kicks off with the hilarious and rockin' sci-fi musical, Little Shop of Horrors, based on the film byRoger Corman, with book and lyrics byHoward Ashmanand …

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Review: ‘Memories & Legends’ at Wolf Pack Theatre Company by Vanessa Berben

Director William Leary returns to Greenbelt Arts Center (GAC) with Wolf Pack Theatre Company’s world premiere of Writer/Composer Stephen Geddes’ inspirational new musical, Memories & Legends. Memories &…

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One Way To Pluto! by Innovative Theatre Foundation

Written and Directed by Seanie SugrueProduced by Locked In The Attic ProductionsNominated for: Outstanding Original Full-Length Script, Seanie Sugrue; and Outstanding Premier Production of a Play About the …

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Bea Arthur's Son Discusses the Beloved Actress' Commitment to the LGBT Community and New Youth Shelter by BroadwayWorld

As BroadwayWorld reported in August, a homeless shelter specifically for LGBT youth will open on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, in honor of Bea Arthur, a staunch supporter of the LGBT community. In a feature…

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Lin-Manuel Miranda on his Broadway smash: ‘Hamilton is from the school of Eminem’ by Emma Brockes

The creator ​of ​the hit musical, ​whose fans range from Barack Obama to Salman Rushdie​, reveals how​ ​mixtapes, hip-hop​ and America’s founding fathers inspired himOn a hot day in late August,…

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The Brides of Bluebeard review – siren Ruby Dolls slay the abusive monster by Lyn Gardner

Camden People’s theatre, London Cabaret singing group the Ruby Dolls tackle domestic violence in their updated folktale that tempers its sinister edges with humourBilled as “a gothic folktale in four-part h…

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Stephen Murray Helped To Found One Of The Most Important Companies by Rino16

Stephen Murray began his education at Boston College. After his undergraduate degree, Stephen Murray CCMP Capital landed an internship at Manufacturers Hanover Corporation, a bank holding company. While he was …

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Broadway Flea Map and Schedule by New York Theater

Below is a map showing the location of some 40 tables at today’s 30th Annual Broadway Flea Market and Grand Auction, which will be held from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Click on it (several times) to see it enlarge…

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War Horse director pulls the strings to stage puppet version of Victor Hugo tale by Dalya Alberge

Tom Morris is hoping to repeat his success with the first world war classic story in a new play at the Bristol Old VicThe spectacular staging of War Horse, with lifelike equine puppets, has been seen by more th…

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Imogen review – Globe unleashes sex, drugs and gang warfare on Cymbeline by Michael Billington

Shakespeare’s Globe, London EastEnders actor Maddy Hill brings gutsy toughness as the heroine of this refocused Shakespeare adaptation, but Matthew Dunster’s violent setting seems at odds with the play’s …

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Review: Motion, Matthew’s Yard, Croydon by Danny Shanahan

Motion is written, performed and ‘sprouted from the minds of’ Sally Reichardt and Rosie Frecker. It is a delightful play about the ambition of a cyclist and the people who motivate her to become a professio…

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REVIEW: Kenny Morgan, Arcola Theatre ✭✭✭✭✭ by Paul T Davies

By Paul T Davies It’s a little ironic that, in a time of cross gender, age and ethnic blind casting, multi-media work and when the theatre is trying to find the next big thing, a well-structured slice of natu…

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THE HIRED MAN in Concert – Cadogan Hall by Jonathan Baz

It is all too rare that an established musical is performed as a stand-alone concert. Taking the rich beauty of Howard Goodall's score and having it sung by some of the industry's biggest names, it was no wonde…

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Review: The Complete Deaths, Shoreditch Town Hall by Rebekah Ellerby

Spymonkey have conducted a frankly ridiculous and boldly profane treatment of all 75 onstage deaths in the works of William Shakespeare – and then some. Spymonkey (a clown troupe of four actors) and Tim C…

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BWW's On This Day - September 25, 2016

Here are the Broadway, Off-Broadway and West End shows which opened on September 25 along with all of the upcoming show openings, closings and special events

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Sponsored Content: Test your theatre knowledge: Wicked's tenth anniversary

As Wicked approaches ten years on the West End, test how much you really know with our special bumper quiz

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Unfaithful: 11 quotes for would-be cheaters by Terri Paddock

Are you in a happy relationship? An unhappy one? Or just a normal one with standard-fare ups and downs? Ever thought about cheating on your partner? Owen McCafferty’s play Unfaithful, now in its London premie…

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Chokehold Grips the Theater Politic by Jk Clarke

      by MR Anderson   In the wake of national tragedy and political unrest, a group of artists responds the only way they know how. Appropriately set in the gymnasium-esque auditorium of th…

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Twelve Angry Men – review by Michael Billington

Garrick, London This 1950s courtroom drama is an efficient piece of entertainment but is beginning to show its ageReginald Rose's script has had an incredibly long life. It first surfaced on American TV in 1954…

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Torn review – charged family drama by Susannah Clapp

Jerwood Theatre Upstairs at the Royal Court theatreForm mirrors content in this fraught play full of tension, secrets and fractured dialogueEverything is shredded in Nathaniel Martello-White’s Torn. The trust…

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OCD Love review – striking fusion of techno, dance and OCD by Luke Jennings

Sadler’s Wells, LondonSix dancers move as one in Sharon Eyal’s gravely beautiful exploration of the obsessive-compulsive stateL-E-V is an Israeli dance company created by choreographer Sharon Eyal and multi…

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David Hare: the genius of Georges Simenon by David Hare

As he brings one of the crime writer’s novels to the National stage, David Hare reveals why he loves the pithy, power-obsessed creator of MaigretLike many bookish children, I grew up consuming detective ficti…

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No Man’s Land review – a wan take on Pinter’s classic by Susannah Clapp

Wyndham’s theatre, LondonOnly Ian McKellen flourishes in a lacklustre production of this beloved, strange and rich playThe legacy of No Man’s Land is overwhelming. In 1975, John Gielgud and Ralph Richardson…

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Tim Etchells: ‘It’s not a utopian project. We argue a lot... that friction is important’ by Holly Williams

The leader of the six-strong Forced Entertainment on performing 24-hour plays, winning an Ibsen award and why they want to help those just starting outTim Etchells is the leader of Forced Entertainment, a Sheff…

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Good Canary review – the real star is Malkovich's direction by Susannah Clapp

Rose theatre, Kingston upon ThamesFreya Mavor excels in Zach Helm’s compelling tale of a woman trapped in addiction The Rose at Kingston has suddenly bloomed. John Malkovich’s production of Good Canary make…

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Review: Yusuf/Cat Stevens’ “A Cat’s Attic” Concert at The Kennedy Center by John Stoltenberg

Cat Stevens (as he was known then) last performed at The Kennedy Center back in November 1971 just months after it opened. Much has changed since then, including his name (which became Yusuf after he converted …

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Street Theater by Noreply@blogger.com (ken Simon)

Written by Doric WilsonDirected by Mark FinleyProduced by TOSOS Nominated for: Outstanding Ensemble, Tim Abrams, Chris Andersson, Christopher Borg, Ellis Cahill, Johnathan Cedano, Desmond Dutcher, Russell Jorda…

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Theater News: Broadway Flea Market Set to Take Over Shubert Alley

The annual event benefits Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.

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30th Annual Broadway Flea Market Presented Today by Andrew Gans

The annual event benefits Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.

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Can a Hufflepuff and a Gryffindor Fall in Love? by Whitney Spaner

Matt Cox and Andy Miller, respective playwright and cast member of Off-Broadway’s Harry Potter parody Puffs, explain.

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How I Became a Broadway Photographer by Sydney Arndt

Joan Marcus, Carol Rosegg and Matthew Murphy explain how they got their start in the business of theatrical photography.

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Playbill Vault's Today in Theatre History: September 25 by David Gewirtzman

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Original Cast of Off-Broadway’s Last Smoker in America Reunites Tonight by Michael Gioia

The show opened at Off-Broadway’s Westside Theatre in August 2012.

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2do this week, Sept. 25-Oct. 1: Cultural events around Pittsburgh by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

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