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Tuesday, June 23, 2009 at noon (Broadway Time)

0140: "S" is for Showstopper!

...and for swansongs! And Stephen Sondheim's Saturday Night! And the South Bank Centre! And for spontaneous songs! But mostly for seriously interesting chat. Join Thos and Andrew Keating in this stunning and su…

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Tuesday, June 23, 2009 at midnight (Broadway Time)

Sheldon Gross, a founder of Valley Forge Music Fair By Walter F. Naedele

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Summer heats up Broadway sales

Nonmusical 'God of Carnage' nears $1 million

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Long Wharf Theater Cuts Jobs and Budget
Compiled by DAVE ITZKOFF

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O'Hara, Cerveris, Testa, Rubin-Vega and Scott Celebrate "Listen" CD June 23 at Barnes and Noble

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Hair Cast Celebrates New CD with Onstage Signing June 23

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Bean Joins Mitchell's Peepshow in Las Vegas June 23

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Shear Is Art Expert With Job of a Lifetime in Restoration

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Family in Crisis Is at Center of Dance of the Seven Headed Mouse, Opening June 23

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Cruz, Hanlon and Sun Star in Westport's tick, tick...BOOM! Starting June 23

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Reading of New Musical El Diva Del Voodoo Presented June 23

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Today in Theatre History: JUNE 23

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Hartford Stage, Ushers Pow-Wow By Frank Rizzo

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Hal Riddle's Broadway Credits

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Character actor Hal Riddle dies

Thesp was collector of Hollywood memorabilia

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Culture Monster: Review: Josh Groban, Kiri Te Kanawa at Hollywood Bowl opening night by Daryl H. Miller

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The Color Purple
Boston Review by Matthew Small

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The Wiz
Review by Adam Feldman

Brains, heart, courage: These qualities are in short supply at the City Center revival of The Wiz.

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Bird Machine - Reviewed by RON COHEN

The stagecraft is the star of "Bird Machine," co-created by Renee Philippi and Carlo Adinolfi.

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Shafrika, the White Girl - Reviewed by LEONARD JACOBS

This new musical trades on a wearingly ubiquitous device: metatheatrics.

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'My Italy Story' at Mile Square Theater is a recession special by Peter Filcihia

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A modern-day 'Lear' By Jayne Blanchard

After a time, you become numb to the sadism. Yet by the time Goneril slips a plastic bag over her sister's head and blows her brains out, you think, "Oh well, two less venial tarts in the world" rather than exp…

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A Magnificent 'King Lear' Rises to the Madness By Peter Marks

When the misguided monarch presents his daughters with the keys to his kingdom in director Robert Falls's sensational, Slavic "King Lear," it's as if they unlock the gates of hell.

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A Midsummer Night's Dream
Review By FRANK RIZZO

Stew's eclectic melodies and arrangements are once again winning (especially a great bluesy number for Bottom), helping to make this mixed-bag endeavor a pleasant enough diversion on a balmy early-summer's nigh…

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PUBLIC HOPES FOR HIGH TEA TOTAL By BARBARA HOFFMAN

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Twelfth Night in Central Park

What country, friends, is this? A land populated by Hathaway, Esparza, McDonald, Cumpsty, Sanders and more, all assembled by New York Shakespeare Festival/Public Theater.

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Stunning
Review by Adam Feldman

Nearly everything about David Adjmi's Stunning has an original ring to it, from the setting--Brooklyn's insular Syrian-Jewish community--to the brassy bleat of the dialogue.

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Two extensions: Next Fall and Stunning by Adam Feldman

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LCT3 Production of Adjmi's Stunning Extended Through July 11

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Broadway Bares Launches Official Website

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ArtsBeat Blog: A Bawdy Broadway Bares By ERIK PIEPENBURG

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Bare Essentials By: Tristan Fuge

Daniel Reichard, Nick Adams, Heidi Blickenstaff, Gavin Creel, Sutton Foster, Allison Janney, Norm Lewis, Mo Rocca, and Bryce Ryness strip down for Broadway Bares 19.0 "Click It!"

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About Last Night . . . Broadway Bares . . . All!

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PHOTO CALL: Performers Go in the Buff for Broadway Bares 19.0 "Click It!"

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PHOTO OP : Click This! Broadway Bares 19.0 Shows Off Stage Stars' Assets

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Backstage Video: Broadway Bares

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PHOTO OP : 5th Dimension's McCoo & Davis Go Up, Up and Away at Hair

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Helen Mirren to perform on NT Live By LIZ SMITH

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Funny ladies Leachman and White still have golden careers By Susan Wloszczyna

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'PEEP SHOW' IS GOOD, CLEAN FUN By LEIGH WITCHEL

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Springing ahead By Mary Carole McCauley

'Spring Awakening' director takes an unconventional path to success

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Dynamic duo By A.D. Amorosi

Composer Duncan Sheik and lyricist/librettist Steven Sater are the superstar talents behind "Spring Awakening," arriving at the Academy of Music.

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PLAYBILL.COM'S CUE & A: Michael Urie

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Q&A : Laura Osnes

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The 15 golden rules of theatre etiquette by Benedict Nightingale

The play's the thing - so shhh. Our chief theatre critic explains what to do with your sweets, crisps and mobile phones

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ONSTAGE & BACKSTAGE: Nothin' Like a Dame and a Hair-y Surprise By Seth Rudetsky

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Terrifying Alice in Wonderland Stills Make Where the Wild Things Are Look Downright Cheery by Comparison

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CINDY ADAMS
FARRAH LIKELY TO NOD YES TO WED, NO TO WIG

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CENTRAL PK. STAR TURNS By JEREMY OLSHAN
CELEBS ON YOUR PHONE

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Will Long Wharf Cuts, Lay-offs Affect New Theater Plans? By Frank Rizzo

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Steppenwolf, Henry Darger and the BBC by Chris Jones

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Pulver, Berresse, d'Amboise and Hoff Will Join Knight in L.A. Parade

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T.R. Knight, Lara Pulver, Christian Hoff, Charlotte d'Amboise, Michael Berresse to Star in Mark Taper Forum's Parade

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Morton toplines 'Caligula' reading

Glam rock musical is eyeing Broadway run

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Culture Monster: A spinoff (of sorts) to 'Marvelous Wonderettes' by David Ng

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'RAPE' COMPOSER TO SURRENDER TODAY By ED ROBINSON

An Oscar-winning composer who has been accused of raping women who answered ads he placed on Craigslist will turn himself in today, The Post has learned.

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It's Hard Out There for a Female Playwright, Study Finds

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Ed McMahon's Broadway Credits

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Ed McMahon, well-known 'Tonight Show' sidekick, dies at 86 By Dennis McLellan

The TV pioneer had been in poor health for some time. McMahon appeared on Johnny Carson's late-night show for 30 years and hosted 'Star Search' for 12 years.

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Broadway Bares 19.0 Rocks Roseland, by Michael Portantiere

This year's edition of the hotly anticipated annual event featured such notable participants as Daniel Reichard, Gavin Creel, Allison Janney, Michael Urie, Sutton Foster, and Mo Rocca.

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