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This production will be coming to London in November and it will be fascinating to see how David Tennant's Hamlet matures. He already speaks the verse beautifully and clearly, and the depth of emotional content…

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Dorian Gray
Review By MARK FISHER

It might not be as Oscar Wilde imagined it, not least because no words are spoken, but Matthew Bourne's choreographed adaptation of the famous gothic story seems even more appropriate to our self-regarding soci…

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365
Review By MARK FISHER

Perhaps no show could live up to the weight of expectations. The prospect of a National Theater of Scotland collaboration with David Harrower was impossibly tantalizing.

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A whirlwind tour of the Shaw Festival

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Hattie...What I Need You To Know!
Reviewed by: Dan Bacalzo

Playwright/performer Vickilyn Reynolds is a vocal powerhouse in this clunky bio-musical about Hattie McDaniel.

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The Bones of Lesser Men
Review By JULIO MARTINEZ

Port Au Prince-born scripter Yves Lola St. Vil has culled her Brooklyn upbringing, fashioning an unwieldy, but often compelling glimpse into the challenged lives of locals whose main refuge is their neighborhoo…

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Coward's Social Scene, Writer's Secret Converge in Berkshires
Review by John Simon

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'Hamlet' Outdoors: The Setting's the Thing By ANDY WEBSTER

Gorilla Rep's production was presented on a gently sloping stretch of grass in Fort Tryon Park, and the ingenuity of its staging was impressive.

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PHOTO CALL: A Marriage Proposal at Spring Awakening

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PHOTO CALL: Grey Gardens at California's TheatreWorks

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PHOTO CALL:A First Look at The Marvelous Wonderettes

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PHOTO OP: Introducing Phantom's Newest Christine: Marni Raab!

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PHOTO OP: Hitting the Road with Gary Beach and Spamalot

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White as a Snowfall, Gritty as Sand

An image from the dance-theater work "Salt Lake."

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Living Shakespeare on the Hudson By Peter D. Kramer

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Basking in 'Theories of the Sun' By Nelson Pressley

Williams and Stoppard Check In to Liven It Up

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Capital Report: Legit Scene Gaining Ground by Sherry Eaker

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Pizzarelli finds niche with 'Song' By PHIL GALLO

Musician straddles line between jazz, cabaret

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Dave Hill Accosts Martha Plimpton in 'New York' Elevator

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PLAYBILL.COM'S CUE & A: Kelly Sullivan

Kelly Sullivan - who recently joined the cast of Broadway's Young Frankenstein - fills out Playbill.com's questionnaire with random facts, backstage trivia and pop culture tidbits.

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Q&A: Chicago's Tom Wopat on His Busy Broadway Year

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Nick Spangler on 'The Amazing Race' and 'The Fantasticks' by Daniel Lehman

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Now and Forever By: Ann Lieber

Daniel Reichard joins original cast members Larry Raben, Stan Chandler, and David Engel for the upcoming film version of the musical Forever Plaid.

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David Hare on how the BBC killed the TV play

The BBC's abandonment of the single television play is a spineless betrayal of the playwright, the art and the public

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Commercial Off-Broadway's Pulse Looks Like a Flat Line

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ONSTAGE & BACKSTAGE: A Bloody Good Week By Seth Rudetsky

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Nastia Liukin and Mario Cantone to Star in Worst Movie Ever

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Ralph Young's Broadway Credits

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Ralph Young, Sandler & Young Singer, Is Dead at 90 By FRANK PRIAL

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Tad Mosel's Broadway Credits

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Tad Mosel, TV Dramatist, Dies at 86 By BRUCE WEBER

Mr. Mosel's dramatic scripts for live television were regularly featured in prime-time programming in the 1950s, and his play "All the Way Home" won the Pulitzer Prize for drama in 1961.

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