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Video: 'In a Dark Dark House' clip

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The art of darkness BY ROBERT KAHN

Two LI natives run MCC Theatre with an eye on stretching Off-Broadway fare

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You won't be too crazy about 'Mary' BY LINDA WINER

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If you're a lonely guy, these buds are for you BY STEVE PARKS

Wendy MacLeod's near-tragic comedy, "Things Being What They Are," opens Bay Street Theatre's summer season with a laugh-laced emotional wallop.

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LI'S YOUNG ACTORS<br> Teenys, an early taste of the Tonys BY AILEEN JACOBSON

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Great skating, but a rinky-dink show BY STEVE PARKS

Without a major creative thaw and resurfacing, "Cold as Ice" will never make it to the medal stand.

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Ha! Guest-star improv is more like anarchy BY SAM THIELMAN

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FAST CHAT: Audra McDonald BY ROBERT KAHN

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It's no fantasy, Fantasia is the real thing BY LINDA WINER

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Will 'Sopranos' whack Tonys awards show? by Linda Winer

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Fast Chat: Brian Dennehy BY ROBERT KAHN

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Will 'Sopranos' whack Tonys awards show? by Linda Winer

Broadway has just finished one of its most fiercely competitive seasons in years. When the nominations for Tony Awards are announced Tuesday, however, the most brutal contest won't make the …

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An 'old maid' with grace BY LINDA WINER

In "110 in the Shade," a sweetheart of a revival that ended the Broadway season last night, McDonald bewitches us into forsaking the wattage of reality and believing that she's the plainest …

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His final bow BY LINDA WINER

"Radio Golf," the 1990s chapter in Wilson's chronicle of Pittsburgh's Hill District, is not only his most contemporary work. It is also his most accessible, most structurally focused and mos…

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Squandering a couple of aces in 'Deuce' BY LINDA WINER

"Deuce," which opened last night at the Music Box, is not nearly the disaster howled about for weeks by the Internet chatterers. What it is, alas, is dull.

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Kurt & Lotte: A grown-up Broadway duet BY LINDA WINER

Despite the intelligence of all involved, they can't disguise the fact that this is a rarefied jukebox musical that must elbow the songs into a storyline. Do we mind? A little. Do we really …

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There's no saving 'Boy' BY LINDA WINER

"Coram Boy," which opened last night at the Imperial Theatre, is full of honorable intentions but muddled with "Masterpiece Theatre" grandiosity.

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Photos: Local actors in 'Coram Boy'

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Kids learn the terror of their ways BY JUSTIN DAVIDSON

Set in 18th century England, shocking 'Coram Boy' is not just a child's play

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Bubble-gum pop splashed in pink BY LINDA WINER

"Legally Blonde" knows what it wants to do and does it with sweetly-vulgar confidence and a "Bye-Bye-Birdie-on-Daddy's-Credit-Card" style.

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'Mr. Broadway' tells how to put on a show by Aileen Jacobson

Stewart F. Lane remembers well the friendship that led to his current title (self- proclaimed but not necessarily undeserved): "Mr. Broadway."

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Musik to their ears BY JUSTIN DAVIDSON

Hal Prince and Alfred Uhry bring theater royalty to life with 'Lovemusik,' a tale of Kurt Weill's eccentric romance with Lotte Lenya

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Politics and pottery: It's all about pleasure BY LINDA WINER

Steven Tomlinson delves into neuroscience in the witty 'American Fiesta' at the Vineyard Theatre.

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Variety show teacher back to work in Deer Park BY JENNIFER BARRIOS

A popular Deer Park High School teacher, Alex Mesimeris was placed on administrative duty Monday after district officials said a student variety show he oversaw was inappropriate and insensi…

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'Offensive' show canceled BY JENNIFER BARRIOS

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