A WORLD OF WORDS by Christopher Hawthorne

Interview with Kushner.

AWED BY ARTISTRY BY HUGH HART

Mike Nichols is describing the pressures involved in directing the six-hour, $60 million maxi-movie adaptation of "Angels in America."

ANGELS REBORN by Steven Winn

No one who was there could possibly forget it. On a very warm night in May 1991, in a converted warehouse at 16th and Harrison streets in San Francisco, a major new chapter in American theat…

Shift to online sales leads to Ticketmaster job cuts

Parks arrives on top by Steven Winn

'Topdog' playwright edges into mainstream

She goes out there a youngster, and maybe she'll come back a star. But it hasn't happened yet. That's the uncertain life of an understudy in '42nd Street.' by Leba Hertz

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Jerry Hall has graduated to life after Mick, onstage and off by Joel Selvin

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Kevin Richardson by Aidin Vaziri

Oldest Backstreet Boy goes to Broadway to show he's more than just an aging teen pop star
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Theater Critic Robert Hurwitt's 10 best Broadway musicals of the 20th century

Requiem for the musical by Steven Winn

The genre just isn't what it used to be

Stritch's story by Robert Hurwitt

Her one-woman show of theater and survival is 'like you don't have any clothes on at all -- if you're telling the truth'

Caron sings, charms at theater gala Lerner tribute benefits 42nd Street Moon

Caron sings, charms at theater gala by Octavio Roca

The night they invented champagne they thought of Leslie Caron. And the night 42nd Street Moon decided to pay tribute to the creator of "Gigi," they absolutely knew who had to be the guest of honor.
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'Urinetown' hits our town

ACT's latest collaboration brings Broadway hit to Geary Theater by Steven Winn
Three years ago, when the lofty dreams of "Frank Loesser's Hans Christian Andersen" ended in a spectacular bomb at the Geary Theater, it was hard to imagine salvaging much of anything from the wreckage.

'Urinetown' survived despite initial doubts by Ron Dicker

Every witch way by Robert Hurwitt

Spellbinding 'Wicked' a charming vision of Oz, but is a few bricks shy of a road
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'Hill Street Blues' star just one of 'The Guys' by G. Allen Johnson

Down-to-earth Spano returns to Berkeley Rep

Channing says, 'Hello, hubby' by Carolyne Zinko

Carol Channing married her junior high school sweetheart, Harry Kullijian, on Saturday, seven decades after they broke up.
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'Oz's' many meanings by Robert Hurwitt

Much has been read into story

'Wicked' blesses Schwartz by Steven Winn

Composer jumped at staging quirky 'Oz' spin-off

Bad witch Menzel basks in her good fortune by Christopher Hawthorne

Made for each other by Christopher Hawthorne

Sweet Kristin Chenoweth is good witch in 'Wicked'

Taking Lucy head on by Hugh Hart

When brunette Rachel York strides into a conference room, she's the last person you'd think of as Lucille Ball. But within minutes, it's clear why York was chosen to play the famous redhead …

'X-Men's' Wolverine to sing a new tune by Hugh Hart

Australia's Hugh Jackman goes from 'X-2' sequel to a Broadway musical
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Mamet, O'Brien coming to Magic by Robert Hurwitt

David Mamet and Edna O'Brien are coming to San Francisco -- not only their newest work but the internationally famed authors as well -- in the Magic Theatre season announced Tuesday by incoming artistic director Chris Smith.
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