Broadway's 'Holy Grail' quest By KIM CAMPBELL

Nice jeans. But should you really wear them to the opera? By Kim Campbell

As jeans become more expensive, they are also becoming more ubiquitous, showing up everywhere from Midwestern churches to Broadway shows. Nothing is off limits, it seems. Or is it? Among those who buy high-priced, designer denim or who simply don jeans frequently - there's debate about where it's appropriate to wear them.
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The really odd couple By Liza Weisstuch

Quotes from the stars and playwrights.
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Arthur Miller's life had symmetry rarely granted his characters By Tony Vellela

Theaters get 'em while they're young By Kim Campbell

Kids are offered special ticket deals and other perks to help turn them into lifelong fans of the theater.
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Theater in the year ahead By Kim Campbell

"Unless something unforeseen happens, this will probably be the show to beat, once awards time comes around," notes Matthew Murray, the lead New York critic for the website Talkin' Broadway (talkinbroadway.com).
Hey, I've heard of him!

Beach Boys' vibes echo on Broadway By Reed Martin

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Pop culture sizes up the weight issue By Kim Campbell

"Fat Pig."
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The spy who ended a chancellor's job By Kim Campbell

A faded art form seeks its next 'beautiful mornin' By Gloria Goodale

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Didn't see the movie? Wait for the stage adaptation By Kim Campbell

Tennessee Williams revisited By Tony Vellela

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What Seurat left out of 'La Grande Jatte' By Amanda Paulson

Think you know this painting? A new exhibition bids everyone to look again.
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Witches, puppets, and a boy from Oz vie for Tonys by Kim Campbell

Meet theater's one-woman UN by Marie Ewald

Sarah Jones's neighbors wonder about the voices floating through the walls of her West Village apartment.

Chekhov lures actress back to the stage by Kim Campbell

Alfre Woodard is laughing. After 13 years in Hollywood, she's had trouble getting used to the sound effects in the new play "Drowning Crow."

Broadway's expanding palette by Kim Campbell

Three new works starring African-Americans are opening in the next two months.

London as Shakespeare liked it by Marc Zakian

Stand in the places where he moved, and you can conjure up the spirit of the writer's life.
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No more waiting in the wings by Kim Campbell

Last-minute cast changes on Broadway have been good news for a few actors: understudies.

Comden is back in 'Town' by Tony Vellela

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A new twist on the Land of Oz by Iris fanger

"Wicked."
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Nathan Lane serves up an 'acid sugarplum' by Gregory M. Lamb

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Some serious child's play by Gregory M. Lamb

Major regional theaters are taking children's theater seriously, as plays for young audiences win awards and appear on Broadway.
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Big theater on campus by Gregory M. Lamb

Think you can't fund arts in lean times? The Guthrie in Minnesota proved otherwise.
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William Ivey Long: he's got Broadway covered

He's dressed everyone from Melanie Griffith to Mick Jagger. Tony-winning designer William Ivey Long.