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Rondi Reed, who won the Tony Award for best featured actress for her Broadway work in Steppenwolf's "August: Osage County," returns to the Oriental Theatre in time for Friday night's performance.

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Kermit Love's Broadway Credits

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Kermit Love, Costume Creator, Dies at 91 By DENNIS HEVESI

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Regional Hit Musical Marvelous Wonderettes Will Bring Prom Dreams to Off-Broadway

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Stage by J. Cooper Robb

The Color Purple at the Academy of Music and Q: The Songs of Martin and Biello at the Gay and Lesbian Theatre Festival.

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Mary Martin, Broadway Legend by Ronald L. Davis
Book Review by Bob Gutowski

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Nifty Cole Porter revue: 'It's the Top' by Fran Sikorski

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Review: 'Forbidden Broadway' at Gateway Playhouse BY STEVE PARKS

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THE SIEGEL COLUMN By Barbara & Scott Siegel

Our columnists take a look at the current productions of Hamlet, Jollyship the Whiz-Bang, and Arias with a Twist.

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Michael Stuhlbarg's Hamlet: Jangled Out of Tune by Michael Feingold

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The Flat Earth: WheredaFFFhuck Did New York Go? - Reviewed by A.J. MELL

At times the highly expressive Annie Lanzilotto's performance piece can seem like a series of digressions with no discernible center, but by the end you realize that there may be no better way to evoke the city…

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Adam Baum and the Jew Movie
Review By JULIO MARTINEZ

Helmer Paul Mazursky displays a keen understanding of the producer vs. writer dynamic, solidly underscoring Goldfarb's distillation of the Jewish experience in America through the mano a mano confrontations bet…

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London Theater Journal: Time for a Ganja Break at 'The Harder They Come' By Ben Brantley

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Two Romeos in a Modern Tragedy By ANDY WEBSTER

Those familiar with Manhattan gay culture may not find a lot of new ground in "Bash'd!" But such an audience should be impressed by the passion of the show's convictions.

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'Bash'd' is a rap show from unlikely creators BY PATRICK HUGUENIN

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PHOTO OP: Broadway Bares 2008's Wondrous Wonderland

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Broadway Bares 18: Wonderland Sets New Fundraising Record

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PHOTO OP: Supermodel Heidi Klum Goes Under the Sea at Mermaid

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PHOTO CALL: More from "Mamma Mia!" - the Movie

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Backstage: 'Neverending' Creativity By Jane Horwitz

At Imagination Stage, a New, Puppet-Centered Adaptation of Michael Ende's Novel Favors the Fantastical Over the Familiar

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Are You Now--Or Have You Ever Been? by Army Archerd

The flag-waving, name-calling season is reaching a crescendo, and the release of "Trumbo" couldn't come at a better time to man the mind-clearing battlefronts.

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Chatting With John Tiffany by Alexis Soloski

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True East: American Icon Sam Shepard Returns to New York by Alexis Soloski

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Finding the Right Role By: Leslie (Hoban) Blake

Matthew Broderick, Brittany Snow, David Strathairn, and Josh Lucas hit the big screen this week.

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PLAYBILL.COM'S BRIEF ENCOUNTER With Anna D. Shapiro

Anna D. Shapiro made theatre history on June 15 by becoming only the fifth woman to win a Tony Award for Directing, for her work on Tracy Letts' August: Osage County.

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FIRST PERSON: Bernadette Peters: How Broadway Barks Became a Book for Kids

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He Said, She Said: Albee and Turner In Their Own Words By FRANK RIZZO

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Edward Albee, Kathleen Turner, Alternately At-Odds, In-Synch By FRANK RIZZO

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Peter Filichia's Diary: His First Romans

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The star being hailed as the new Mary Martin says, 'If You Think You Can Do It-You Can!' By Kevin Sessums

O'Hara has said previously that she wants to be a mother. But the buzz is that producers are competing to put together a full-fledged production of My Fair Lady centered around her recreating yet another iconic role: Eliza Doolittle.

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