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Monday, May 19, 2008 at 11pm (Broadway Time)

Conversations on "The Pavilion" - Episode V

by Westport Country Playhouse

Conversations on "The Pavilion" - Episode V An excerpt from a conversation with the Director and Actors of "The Pavilion", which runs from May 13th through May 31st at The Westport Country …

Conversations on "The Pavilion" - Episode IV

by Westport Country Playhouse

Conversations on "The Pavilion" - Episode IV An excerpt from a conversation with the Director and Actors of "The Pavilion", which runs from May 13th through May 31st at The Westport Country…

Monday, May 19, 2008 at 10pm (Broadway Time)

Conversations on "The Pavilion" - Episode III

by Westport Country Playhouse

Conversations on "The Pavilion" - Episode III An excerpt from a conversation with the Director and Actors of "The Pavilion", which runs from May 13th through May 31st at The Westport Countr…

Conversations on "The Pavilion" - Episode II

by Westport Country Playhouse

Conversations on "The Pavilion" - Episode II n excerpt from a conversation with the Director and Actors of "The Pavilion", which runs from May 13th through May 31st at The Westport Country …

Conversations on "The Pavilion" - Episode 1

by Westport Country Playhouse

Conversations on "The Pavilion" - Episode 1 An excerpt from a conversation with the Director and Actors of "The Pavilion", which runs from May 13th through May 31st at The Westport Country …

Monday, May 19, 2008 at midnight (Broadway Time)

Mamet's Duck Variations and Pantheon Open in L.A. May 18

NEO4 Concert, with Arden, Myers, Rapp, Tveit and More, Presented May 19

Devil's Disciple, with Edwards, Ferrin, Hibbert, Bolton and Morton, Offered May 19

Mandy Patinkin on Broadway Plays the Schoenfeld May 19

I Love You Because Cast Reunites for Cherry Lane Concert May 19

Manchester, Woods and More Come Together in Beatles Tribute May 19

MTC Benefit, with Wopat, Merkerson, Plimpton, Tomei and Cannavale, Presented May 19

Chicago Welcomes Nancy Lemenager May 19

Dennis DeYoung's Hunchback Musical Opens May 19 in Chicago

Today in Theatre History: MAY 19

Jason Loewith leaving Next Theatre by Chris Jones

Complete Principal Casting Set for Carnegie Hall Show Boat

Jonathan Whitton to Star in Hedwig and the Angry Inch

Cavanagh, Ferguson, Lennix, McCormack, Reuben, Sewell Get TV Series

Weddings & Celebrations: Fielding Edlow, Larry Clarke

Wicked's Menzel to Play Manhattan's Town Hall in June

Idina Menzel to Play Town Hall on June 25

Page Hearn, 1959-2008

Jimmy Slyde's Broadway Credits

Jimmy Slyde, Dancer and a Giant of Rhythm Tap, Dies at 80 By CLAUDIA LA ROCCO

Jimmy Slyde was one of the last great tap dancers of the big-band era, whose smooth moves carried him from swing and bebop to Broadway and the movies.

Carousel
Review by Fred Sokol

A Returned 'Carousel' At Long Wharf By FRANK RIZZO

THE DVD SHELF: "Raisin in the Sun," "12 Angry Men," "The Red Balloon" and John Adams

Churchillian Eloquence By Jeremy McCarter

The puzzling masterpiece that is Top Girls.

Trenton Tea Party By ANITA GATES

"Cecilia's Last Tea Party" is a modest but ravishing new piece of theater well served by the Passage Theater Company's production in Trenton.

More Than Snappy Comebacks By ANITA GATES

In Neil Simon's "Lost in Yonkers," drama plays as big a role as comedy.

Cold War? What Cold War? By ANITA GATES

If you're going to make a stage musical out of a television show, "Happy Days" is not a bad choice.

Robbins, Served Up in French Style By GIA KOURLAS

The latest evening in New York City Ballet's Jerome Robbins Celebration draws on the music of two refined composers: Ravel and Debussy.

They Had Faces Then, in Silent Movies, and Feet, Too By ROSLYN SULCAS

Craft was the resounding element of Susan Stroman's "Double Feature," which had its first performance of the New York City Ballet's spring season.

REVIEW: 'My Antonia' By David Ng

The adaptation, at the Rubicon in Ventura, feels overstuffed and rushed.

Inner Voices: Solo Musicals
Reviewed by: Patrick Lee

Victoria Clark's remarkable performance in Michael John LaChiusa and Ellen Fitzhugh's "Tres Ninas" elevates this evening of three solo musical monologues into a must-see event.

American in Paris is a fine trip By EVERETT EVANS

From the big screen to Broadway By ROBERT FELDBERG

The stage is set for fresh works By Louise Kennedy

In Lenox and Central Square, new spaces mean wider opportunities

Grand finale for season one at John W. Engeman Theater BY STEVE PARKS

Northport's own year-round theater wraps debut year

Yazbek gives back by Peter D. Kramer

The Tennessee Williams Marathon Train Stops Here By FRANK RIZZO

The Almost Naked City By MARK CALDWELL

Although burlesque was kicked out of New York in 1942, the gleefully bad-mannered entertainment has returned to the city.

Dennis DeYoung and 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame': from Styk to the stage by Chris Jones

DeYoung's 'Hunchback' ringing the bells again BY MISHA DAVENPORT

Styx frontman's show at Bailiwick

Eric Bogosian writes his own ticket By Howard Kissel

Alison Pill is sitting pretty onstage BY MARK ELLWOOD

Finding 'cheap' hotels on Broadway By Chris Jone

From Broad Street to Broadway - and back By Howard Shapiro

Philadelphia's theater community has been building relationships with New York for decades.

Fleeting Stage Glory, Savored and Survived By CAMPBELL ROBERTSON

The Broadway transfer of "Glory Days" looked like the beginning of a showbiz fairy tale. Then it closed on opening night.

The New High School Musicals by Daniel Lehman

Bye Bye, Birdie. Hello, Rent By RICHARD ZOGLIN

The high school musical has graduated from Oklahoma! - and from High School Musical too

Grade School Impresarios By LINA LOFARO

A 10-piece orchestra from the Broadway musical The Little Mermaid visited the class and orchestrator Danny Troob explained which instruments convey water, waves, swells of emotions and sparkling lights. Stephen Sondheim instructed the kids on how to make sounds scary and rhyme words.

Beethoven bio-drama comes across as tone-deaf

Peter Filichia's Diary: The 2008 Broadway University Final Exam

53rd Annual Village Voice Obie Awards Will Be Presented May 19

Esparza, Herman, Lopez, Ziemba to Present Outer Critics Circle Awards

FEATURE: Daniel Evans Proposes to Cheyenne Jackson! On the Scene at the Drama League Awards

These Tony nominees traveled a long way to Broadway By Joe Dziemianowicz

Tony Awards reflect a changing tide on Broadway
Linda Winer | Critical Mass

Drama Desk's Awards
Compiled by LAWRENCE VAN GELDER

Gold Derby by Tom O'Neil
No real drama: 'South Pacific,' 'August: Osage County' snag the Drama Desk Awards as expected

Benanti, Dunagan, Fishburne, Gaines, Lavin, LuPone, Szot, et al. Win Drama Desk Awards

August and Passing Strange Win Top Honors at Drama Desk Awards

Passing Strange, Osage County, South Pacific Win Big at Drama Desk Awards

Tricia Walsh Smith Now Wants YOU to Pay Up, Too

Intruder in the Wings by Hilton Als

A staging of William Faulkner's "The Sound and the Fury."

Peggy and Karen Shoot for the Funny Bone in Women Who Steal by Bob Rendell

The Deep Blue Sea

Edward Hall's production of Terence Rattigan's 1952 play, with Greta Scacchi playing the suicidal Hester Collyer. Its theme of unrequited love remains ever pertinent.

How Theater Failed America
Reviewed by: Dan Bacalzo

Mike Daisey presents an engaging, witty, and impassioned critique of the contemporary theatrical scene.

REVIEWS: Adding Machine, No, No Nanette!, and a Master Class with Harold Prince by Richard Seff

Edward the King - Reviewed by JERRY PORTWOOD

Playwright David Brendan Hopes' decision to revisit the relationship between Edward and his male lover should inspire some new conceptual twist; instead the play feels like a dumbed-down version of the story, l…

Birthright - Reviewed by GWEN OREL

Birthright, written and directed by Jackie Alexander, has a fine play, with some echoes of August Wilson, inside it. Alexander's dialogue is rhythmic and often lyrical, his characters rounded. Unfortunately, he…

Welcome Home Marian Anderson - Reviewed by RONNI REICH

To successfully encompass a groundbreaking performer's life within a play, there must be a focus, an arc, and a portrayal that does justice to its subject. Though it has other charms, actor-writer Vanessa Shaw'…

Inner Voices: Solo Musicals - Reviewed by ANDY PROPST

A trio of winning performances ground the three short musicals that make up "Inner Voices: Solo Musicals." Although the contributions from three songwriting teams are decidedly mixed, the premise of the evening…

Will Julie Andrews' Mousical Find a Home on Broadway?

Hallie Foote and David Rasche Win Seff Awards from Actors' Equity

Harwood's Quartet to Make Music on Screen

Casting Announced for London Premiere of Disney's High School Musical

Jimmy Slyde, Tap-Dancing Master, Dies at 80

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