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Thursday, July 3, 2008 at midnight (Broadway Time)

A Brush with Georgia O'Keefe, reviewed by Diane Snyder

Although playwright and star Natalie Mosco paints a lively and knowledgeable picture of a tenacious artist, A Brush with Georgia O'Keeffe is rudimentary biography.

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Explicit Vows, reviewed by Rob Kendt

John Jiler's one-man play is a trite, mildly irritating riff on male-female relations, as reflected through his own unremarkable love life.

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Stitching, reviewed by David Cote

This bleak, torturous work grimly looks at the ways lovers slice into each other's flesh—literally and metaphorically.

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Cirque Dreams Jungle Fantasy reviewed by Adam Feldman

Cirque Dreams Jungle Fantasy is a collection of animal acts performed by human beings. Talented acrobats, gymnasts and contortionists are obliged to exercise their skills in a jungle-themed environment whose sheer tackiness is more breathtaking than the athleticism.

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Balkan Tale: Blood Ties, and Ties to Home, by Andy Webster

Marko the Prince is an ambitious portrait of a fictional shell-shocked village on the border of Bosnia and Serbia in the summer of 1992.

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Dublin Your Fun, by Gwen Orel

Sam Shepard gallops back to the Public—by way of Ireland.

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Mexican-American World War II Vets Get Voice in Heart's Desire in CA

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Gypsy Tony Winner to Head to the Chatterbox July 3

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Wedekind's Spring's Awakening, with Baily, McDow and Van Hest, Begins L.A. Run July 3

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O'Neill Center's National Playwrights Conference Begins July 3

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Afternoon Delight: Catered Affair Begins New Performance Schedule July 3

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Intiman's Streetcar Named Desire Pulls Into Seattle July 3

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Broadway's The Phantom of the Opera Hits 8,500 Performances July 3 at the Majestic

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Arden, Cavanagh, Gemignani, Hoff, Rapp, Ripley, Rylance Set for Variations on Shakespeare

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Collective: Unconscious Will Vanish July 31

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The Show May Go On
Compiled by PATRICIA COHEN

The Wilmette Theater hopes to come to the rescue of a beleaguered production of "Ragtime."

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Broadways Lights Will Stay On By MOTOKO RICH; Compiled by PATRICIA COHEN

After two and a half months of talks Actors' Equity Association reached a tentative agreement with the Broadway League, averting a strike.

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Today in Theatre History: JULY 3

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Jennifer Holliday to Apppear With Seattle Men's Chorus

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Michael Imperioli Joins ABC's Life on Mars

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Full Casting Announced for Dance With Me

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"Mamma Mia!" Film Launches New Website

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Headley, Lippa, White and More Set for Aug. 16 "Johnny Mercer Celebration Concert"

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Summer and Smoke to Billow Off-Broadway Aug. 20-31

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Spiner and Maggart Featured on New Concept Album, "Dreamland"

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Songs from New Musical Alyss Featured on Michaels' "Wonderful at Last" CD

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Tony Winner Peters to Guest on "Live with Regis and Kelly" July 8

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King and Brown to Face Doubts at TheatreWorks Beginning July 16

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Raisin's Harts Will Be Obama in Political Idol, Beginning July 23

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Off-Broadway Shows to Participate in Summer in the Square on July 10

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Lindsay-Abaire, Haidle and Flahive Commissioned to Pen New Works for MTC

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Becker, Price, McDonald, Adams to Join Lewis for Music Circus Gypsy; Season Casting Updated

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All Aboard! Ebersole, McArdle, White, Easton and Rudetsky to Perform on July "Rosie" Cruise

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Inqlings: Anchor stages run as king By Michael Klein

Action News anchor Rick Williams is channeling his inner Yul Brynner as curtain time nears for Moorestown Theater Company's production of The King and I.

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The Hypocrites to produce its first musical..and reprise "Our Town" by Chris Jones

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AIR OF MYSTERY by JOHN NATHAN

Perrin and Betts to join cast of The 39 Steps at the Criterion.

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Casting Announced for Barrington's Violet Hour and My Scary Girl

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Armbruster, Calvert, Craig, Lysy, et al. to Appear at Barrington Stage

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Spiegelworld 2008 Brings Desir and Absinthe to Wall Street

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Spiegelworld to Return Aug. 6 with Désir, Bond, Lemper and Wainwright

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Absinthe, Bond, Désir, Lemper, Wainwright, et al. Set for Spiegelworld 2008

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Chenoweth's Autobiography, "A Little Bit Wicked," Due in April 2009

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'Shakespeare' extends run by Peter Filichia

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Hadary to Join Tour of Spamalot in September

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Jonathan Hadary to Join Spamalot Tour in September

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Englewood's BergenPac gets help from public

Englewood's bergenPAC, which called on the public for help in raising $650,000 million last month, has raised that and more - close to $800,000, according to bergenPAC chairman and president Frank Huttle III.

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Mamma Mia! Björn to run (and run, and run, and run...) by Clive Davis

As the movie version of the stage smash hit is released, we look at the enduring appeal of the show and the Abba music that inspired it

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Julie Walters: why I'm such a super trouper by Hugo Rifkind

The Mamma Mia star reveals how a nurse and a nun inspired her to defy her Irish family and take to the stage

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A legend lightens up

She has played a concentration camp survivor and a working-class whistleblower, but in Mamma Mia! Meryl Streep sings, dances - and does the splits. Stuart Jeffries hears about women in Hollywood and why Abba ar…

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Final Act By Quinton Skinner

Jeune Lune's artistic director discusses the renowned theater company's demise

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Review: 'Man of La Mancha' at Engeman Theater BY STEVE PARKS

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KEEP THOSE TOE SHOES WARM by MATT WINDMAN

A Chorus Line still packs a mean theatrical punch. As for Mario Lopez as Zach, he turns in a surprisingly impressive performance.

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Finding a perfect marriage in 'Candida' By Louise Kennedy

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Shakespeare & Company: All's not so well at Founders' By Jeffrey Borak

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Williamstown Theatre Festival: 'Atheist' tracks journalist who is his own story By Jeffrey Borak

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THE SIEGEL COLUMN By Barbara & Scott Siegel

Cirque gets bashed and Bash'd is quite a cirque! Palace of the End and Reasons to be Pretty provide much to think about as well as some of the young season's greatest performances ...

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As Saloon Swinger, Wopat Tries a Little Tenderness By STEPHEN HOLDEN

In a fundamental way Tom Wopat, who is performing Thursdays through July 31 at the Metropolitan Room, is a keeper of the flame of the Sinatra saloon tradition.

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On the Rocks
Review By KAREN FRICKER

Post "The Hours," a depiction of early 20th century Brit writers that takes such a straight-down-the-line biographical approach seems irretrievably retro.

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