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A judge yesterday denied a request that Liza Minnelli give a videotaped deposition in a sex-harassment suit brought by her former driver, saying "it was just a way to embarrass" the singer.

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Tierney Sutton Band
Review By ROBERT L. DANIELS

Generously tapping the works of Cole Porter, George Gershwin and Irving Berlin, among others, Tierney embraced the Great American Songbook with varying degrees of romantic fervor, a dancing sense of swing and t…

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STAND AND DELIVER by PATRICK LEE

Bash'd: A Gay Rap Opera is an exhilarating and contemporary musical that successfully exploits the unique ferocity of rap for the stage to deliver an affecting gay love story.

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VACANT, NOT OCCUPIED by MARK N. GRANT

With Edward Albee's Occupant, you come away feeling that the cult of celebrity has been saluted somewhat more than the religion of art.

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Drama presents three faces of war BY JENNIFER FARRAR, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

"Palace of the End" is a powerful contemporary political drama by Judith Thompson that will haunt the audience long afterward.

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REVIEW: 'It's Only Life' By Philip Brandes

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PICTURE INCOMPLETE by OSCAR E MOORE

On the road to Broadway

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Serious fun from Shakespeare's fools by Peter Filichia

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Stitching
Reviewed by: David Finkle

This well-acted two-hander about an unhappy couple facing an unplanned pregnancy settles for shock value.

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Stitching
Review by Sam Thielman

Everything is going fine in Anthony Neilson's "Stitching" until it becomes clear that the title refers to something so repellent it's hard to even care about the play anymore.

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Stitching - Reviewed by ADAM R. PERLMAN

Despite the abrasive nonsense that clings to Anthony Neilson's tritely titled "Stitching," I have been unable to altogether shake the play. Mainly I remain fixed by the fiercely felt presence of its leading lad…

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London Theater Journal: Take That, a New Twist on Jukebox Musicals By Ben Brantley

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PHOTO CALL: Spring's Bashoff and Riabko

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Train Spotting By: Joseph Marzullo, Tristan Fuge, & Brian Scott Lipton

Bobby Cannavale, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Bernadette Peters, Alison Pill, John Patrick Shanley, and Daniel Sunjata come out for a reading of Jesus Hopped the 'A' Train. Plus: Stephen Collins, Andy Karl, Drew Lac…

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Flavin got the best 'Tip' with Howard By Rich Fahey

He's finally able to bring play to stage

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You're off the hook and on the doughnuts, Tracy by Chris Jones

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TONY DIGS By MICKI SIEGEL

It's not easy to get into actors Laura Benanti and Steve Pasquale's Upper West Side apartment.

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Arts, Briefly: Footnotes
Compiled by Patricia Cohen

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Derek Keeling and Ashley Spencer to Take Over Grease Leads on July 22

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Ashley Spencer and Derek Keeling Will be Grease's Next Sandy and Danny

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Keeling and Spencer Will Be Danny and Sandy in Grease in July

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Curtain closes for puppets By Wendy Rosenfield

In the end, it took less than a month for Mum Puppettheatre to fold after the sudden departure last month of founder and artistic director Robert Smythe.

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