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by James Marino

You may have noticed a few cosmetic changes on BroadwayStars. 1) Columnists have been migrated to new content management system (CMS) with the current look and feel of the front page of BroadwayStars. 2) We fin…

Thursday, August 28, 2008 at midnight (Broadway Time)

Hollywood.com goes private by DIANE GARRETT

Hollywood Media toppers Mitchell Rubenstein and Laurie Silvers have spun Hollywood.com into a private company as the showbiz site prepares for a relaunch.

Hollywood Media Corp. Sells Hollywood.com

Graham Rowat to Star in Stages St. Louis' Music Man

Tad Mosel, Pulitzer Prize-Winning Author of All the Way Home, Dies at 86

Midtown International Theatre Festival Announces Award Nominees

Premiere of Rapp's Rock Memoir Without You Begins Aug. 28 in Pittsburgh

A Midsummer Night's Dream Awakens Hartford Stage Season Aug. 28

Rain Man Arrives on the London Stage Aug. 28

Pacheco Leads Q&A with Gypsy's LuPone, Gaines and Benanti Aug. 28 at Barnes & Noble

Wright's Lady Arrives at Off-Broadway's Rattlestick Aug. 28

Today in Theatre History: AUGUST 28

Young Frankenstein Star to Head to the Chatterbox Aug. 28

Casting Complete for London Debut of August Wilson's Radio Golf

Brief Encounter Extends West End Run; National Tour to Follow

Lillias White to Play Mondays in September at the Triad

Kostroff and Wylie Are the Producers Beginning Aug. 27 at the Gateway Playhouse

ANMT Launches Interstate Musical Theatre Project

Sh-K-Boom Records to Release Recording of Off-Broadway's Frankenstein in September

John Pizzarelli Interprets Richard Rodgers on New CD

Sarah Brightman to Release Holiday Recording

A Chorus Line Documentary, "Every Little Step," to Premiere in Toronto

Spring Tony Winner Gallagher to Play Highline Ballroom

Grief Fuels a Tale of Mom and Daughter in World Premiere, Scratch, Featuring Playwright

Naples, Detroit, Lexington, Los Angeles and More Will See LuPone and Patinkin in 2009

McKechnie, Fiorello!, As Thousands Cheer and King and I Set for Lyric Season

Beach, Brown, Lawrence, Linden, Panaro, Pastore, et al. Set for Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra's Guys and Dolls

"The After Party" to Welcome Next to Normal's Ripley Aug. 29

Matt Sax's Hip-Hop Musical Clay Plays KC Prior to NYC

Tickets to Final Rent Performance Auctioned to Benefit BC/EFA

Eurydice to Descend at Seattle's A.C.T. Beginning Sept. 5

International Performers Will Find Home in Pittsburgh Festival of Firsts Oct. 10-25

Arcelus, Gabler, Koplin, Holmes and Weisman Featured in Man of the People Web Series

The Factory's Hamlet to Play the Globe Sept. 6

Former Larson Classmate/Collaborator Armstrong to Direct Rent in September

Small Craft Warnings to Play Limited New York Engagement

MTG's Seesaw to Feature Alyson, Cartwright, Bolero, MacDonald and More

Stritch Will Be At Liberty at the Austin Cabaret Theatre in September

Bichir and Cochran Will Star in Schenkkan's Babylon at L.A.'s Geffen

Whalen to Mourn Wee Thomas in St. Louis Lieutenant of Inishmore

Demián Bichir and Shannon Cochran to Star in Geffen's By the Waters of Babylon

Full Cast, Creative Team Set for This Beautiful City at Kirk Douglas Theatre

Bolton, Brown, Dixon, Reynolds, et al. Set for Goodspeed's Big River

Reynolds, Brown, Dixon, Bolton to Navigate Goodspeed's Big River This Fall

Charles Strouse to Make Two Appearances at London's Dress Circle; BBC Concert, Too

Charles Strouse to Embark on UK Tour in September

Full Cast, Creative Team Set for Back, Back, Back at the Old Globe Theatre

Old Globe Cast Set for Back Back Back, New Baseball Play by Itamar Moses

Complete Casting Announced for New York Premiere of Close Ties

Full Cast, Creative Team Announced for EST's Close Ties

London's Billy Elliot to Welcome Two New Billys in September

Dench, Irons, Moore, Pike, Richardson, Stewart, Suchet and More Set for Ian Fleming Tribute

Sponsor drops Bard on Common By Geoff Edgers

Shakespeare company says shows will go on

Marlo Thomas Returns to George Street by Peter Filichia

Series of 39 Steps Events Will Punctuate September

39 Steps Cast Members to Appear at Borders September 22

Casting Announced for NYMF's Castronauts, or How I Killed Fidel

O'Connor Will Return to NY Stage in NYMF's Hatpin

Champlin, Cohen, Doran and Yaukey Set for NYMF's Love Jerry

Bullock, Cavenaugh, Creel, Gets, Laws, Mason, et al. to Participte in NYMF Events

Corpus Christi to Play Rattlestick in October

McNally's Corpus Christi to Play Limited Engagement at the Rattlestick

Terrence McNally's Corpus Christi to Play Limited Run at Rattlestick

Ghostlight Records to Release Jason Robert Brown's 13

Original Broadway Cast Recording of 13 Set for Digital Release September 30

Ghostlight Readies Cast Album of Jason Robert Brown's 13 for Early Digital Release

Noon Day Sun

Deftly layering melodrama over a headier look at the invention of identity, Noon Day Sun shines brightly

The First Breeze of Summer
Review by Helen Shaw

Concealed under its soapy surface, Breeze roils with both hypocrisy and the costs of human sexuality. After another few weeks on the stove, the company may yet bring that to a boil.

ETCETERA: John Simon Embraces the New Recording of Gypsy with Patti LuPone

Review: "Beethoven, as I Knew Him" By David Ng

One-man biography of Beethoven is thin on details, uneven in narrative and at times unintentionally funny.

Here the Gift of Speech Becomes a Bitter Curse By CHARLES ISHERWOOD

"The New Electric Ballroom" affirms Enda Walsh's growing reputation as a contender to take his place in the long, distinguished line of great Irish playwrights.

Highly personal theater from a dream By Toby Zinman

A self-confessed perfectionist, Sebastienne Mundheim built the dome for Sea of Birds three times.

Live Arts/Fringe Festival starts Friday By Howard Shapiro

A New 'Midsummer': One Fevered Fifties Dream By FRANK RIZZO

THE FABULOUS KANE SISTERS RETURN by OSCAR E MOORE

As part of the Fringe Festival NYC this leave-all-logic-behind comedy starring Marc Geller and Bill Roulet returns to the Barrow Street Theatre. Lana Kane shares some intimate thoughts.

The 'Times' Helps Us Keep Up With the Riches

On a bare stage, new plays take first steps By Jeffrey Borak

Four actresses - Tony Award winners Frances Sternhagen and Elizabeth Franz, and Ylfa Edelstein and Andrea Cirie - sat around the large table listening to their director, Joe Cacaci, go over a few notes before r…

VIDEO: Meet a New Spring Awakening Star Every Day. Get to Know: Emma Hunton

FRESH FACE: Hunter Parrish Is Spring Awakening's Smoldering New Melchior

A most happy Fela! By Rob Weinert-Kendt

Bill T. Jones takes on the life and music of an Afrobeat giant.

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