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In shows such as 'Doubt' and 'Altar Boyz,' religion makes an unorthodox comeback
Show's book writer aims to put songs in storyline that made sense
Play's Helmer Hart son of playwright
Sondheim revival skipping Roundabout
Sir Les plays Zipper in April
'Ocean's' Chisholm among five-person cast
Royal Shakespeare Co., 'Love-Lies-Bleeding' also skedded
Previews begin April 15 at Trinity Rep's Chace Theater
The New Work Festival runs March 23-27
Perfs to run April 1-24
In conclusion of its sixth season, the Classical Theater of Harlem will presents its first world-premiere play. Andre De Shields is set to headline "Caligula," by Alfred Preisser and Randy Weiner.
Kelly's new staging to bow March 10
Forget about Kevin Bacon in the movies. In the new generation of tuner creatives, everyone is less than six degrees away from everyone else. A small nucleus of young lyricists, composers and…
Studio to release playwright's work on DVD
B'way vet Channing to be honored at event
B'way shows fetch $15 mil
Over 18,000 tickets sold for 'Sound's' stage perfs
Co. keen on divesting four of 12 London playhouses
B'way may have chance to make a celeb with Butz
Norbert Leo Butz gives a star turn in "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels." Newsweek has already proclaimed "A Star: No Ifs, Ands or Butz." And Gotham's three dailies weigh in as well with laudatory profiles before the March 3 preem. Butz definitely delivers. But will Broadway?
B'way stars grace magazine's cover less and less
Roundabout asks for an unprecedented 7th extension
Their play is called "Twelve Angry Men," but behind the scenes, the cast of the Reginald Rose revival has been one big happy Broadway family at the American Airlines Theater. Not only do they hang out after the show, they've also banded together to renegotiate their salaries.
Will Frears has replaced James Lapine as director of "Terrorism" by the Presnyakov brothers
Previews begin May 8, with world premiere set for May 16
Python play lifts B'way biz
Here's what a potential blockbuster looks like just out of the gate: In its first seven previews at the Shubert Theater (1,463 seats), the Monty Python-derived "Spamalot" grossed $719,424.
'Grace' thesp recently made Gotham legit debut
