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Tuesday, July 1, 2008 at 6am (Broadway Time)
Join Thos, Andrew C and Blue Peter Presenter Matt Baker for more discussions on the famous flying car: Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
Tuesday, July 1, 2008 at midnight (Broadway Time)
It took "The Lion King" only 3,879 days to get to Washington, but who was counting?
In her latest outing for the Women's Expressive Theatre, playwright Brooke Berman trots out some tired types.
If theater is meant to spark conversation, its mission is accomplished with Penguin Rep's latest production, Joel Drake Johnson's "The Fall to Earth."
This unevenly performed solo show about a tragic laundromat accident contains striking imagery.
The song titles alone give a good idea of what the Bobs - formed in 1981 as an a cappella quartet - are going to be like.
Concentrating on the lyrics of E.Y. Harburg, Karen Oberlin encountered two obstacles -- one of her own devising and one inevitable.
In her self-written one-woman show, Suzanne Willett attempts to break down this definition but ends up propagating other damaging labels.
You can go home again -- you just probably shouldn't. And there was never a better reason to leave and not return than Southern matriarch Bertha in "Make It So."
Dog Run Rep has done its best to make Shakespeare Accessible and Relevant.
The Spoleto festival's first weekend had a heavy dose of theater, with a Gallic complexion to it.
When lovers meet on London's stages this summer, the odds are it's not violins they're hearing. It's alarm bells.
First, producer Judy Craymer turned the songs of Abba into the world's biggest musical, Mamma Mia!. Now she's cracked Hollywood
SUN-struck already? Well, you can either increase the SPF in your sunscreen or duck indoors with SPF, a k a the Summer Play Festival.
It may be a rite of summer, but Shakespeare still has a few surprises.
William Finn and Barrington Stage's musicals lab nurture The Mysteries of Harris Burdick.
Daniel Davis finds that it's good to be the King; Charles Strouse faces his past; and Julie Hagerty says Boo to Christopher Durang.
With the inclusion of some already staged productions, some quibble with organizers' definition of 'new.'
'Ray Charles Live! A New Musical,' 'The Color Purple' and 'Jitney' are big winners
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