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Hoff, Crampton, Kind and Larsen Set for Ogunquit's Guys and Dolls

Cast of Rock of Ages Will Attempt to Break Guinness World Record

Page, Green and Griffin Are Cyrano Love Triangle at Old Globe, Opening June 27

O'Neill Musical Theater Conference Kicks Off June 27

Crazy for You Opens at the Engeman Theater June 27

Sealed With a Kiss, Dixie's Tupperware Party Makes NYC Return June 27

Outdoor Tempest, With Cummings, De La Fuente, Mewbron and More, Opens in NJ June 27

Graae, Lewis, Kelly and Pettiford Celebrate Broadway Under the Stars June 27

Scott Nevins Offers One Night Stand at New World Stages June 27

Today in Theatre History: JUNE 27

Lesley Gore to Headline Bay Street Theatre's Summer Benefit

Bruce Vilanch to Host Fire Island Dance Festival

The Boat That Rocked Starring Philip Seymour Hoffman To Get November U.S. Release

Eileen Atkins, Tim Curry, Judi Dench, Jonathan Pryce, et al. Set for Cranford 2

PLAYBILL.COM'S THEATRE WEEK IN REVIEW, June 20-26: Oh, What a Night!

DRG to Release "The Garland Touch"

Feinstein to Team with Baranski and Daly for Palm Desert Concerts

Fugard Will Discuss Coming Home July 12 in Los Angeles

For Lovers Only Cast to Celebrate Loesser June 29

"Just in Time": Judy Garland in Concert Announces Fall-Winter Dates

Betty Buckley to Offer Song Interpretation Workshop in July-August

Coker-Jones, McCollum, Aduba and Brightman Will Testify at the Duplex

Samuel French Off-Off Broadway Short Play Festival Adds Judges

"Because of Winn-Dixie," Tale of a Smiling Dog, Being Developed as a Musical; Berloni Is Trainer

Goodman Scraps Plans for Joan D'Arc, Books Orlandersmith's Stoop Stories

Liz Callaway, Debra Monk, David Hyde Pierce, Barbara Walsh, Karen Ziemba, et al. Set for Broadway Close Up Series

My First Time To Add X-Rated Material on July 3

Houston's TUTS to Present 13 in September

Groener Joins Cast of L.A.T.W. Staging of The Physicists

Harry Groener and Gregory Itzin Join Bruce Davison, Amy Pietz, et al. in L.A. Theatre Works' The Physicists

Last Smoker in America, Judas and Me, Whatever Man and Street Lights Added to NYMF Bill

Chad Begeulin, Randy Blair, Michaer Holland, Peter Melnick, Bill Russell, Matthew Sklar, et al. Set for 2009 NYMF

'Wicked' tops touring productions

Road Grosses

Cast, music lift MTW's 'Camelot' By BOB CURTRIGHT

Despite some built-in flaws, the classic musical moves along briskly.

Review: Farragut North By Paige Parker (B)

Raising the Roof, Lining His Pockets By KEN JAWOROWSKI

Every scene in "Archbishop Supreme Tartuffe" is so full of infectious energy that when, in the end, the whole feels a bit less than the sum of the parts, it hardly matters.

Going Out on a Limb on Honeymoon Night By ANDY WEBSTER

Like the best country music, Scott Hudson's "Sweet Storm" benefits from restraint.

ArtsBeat
Postcard From London: Animal Lovers By Ben Brantley

Anne Getting Serious By David Berke

The Public Theater's Twelfth Night wins with star power

Review: Twelfth Night (2009) By Lisa Schwarzbaum (A)

Review: "Twelfth Night" By: Roma Torre

Nearly three hours long, this is a "Twelfth Night" that passes the time most enjoyably.

Anne Hathaway's 'Night' to shine in Shakespeare's 'Twelfth Night' in Central Park BY Joe Dziemianowicz

Rain has hogged many of the headlines about this presentation, delaying, interrupting and even canceling shows. But what's memorable is another kind of precipitation - tears that fall from sheer delight - while…

PHOTO CALL: Hathaway, McDonald and Co. Open Twelfth Night in Central Park

PHOTO OP : Play On! Anne Hathaway and Company Open Twelfth Night in Central Park

Oh, What a Night! By: Joseph Marzullo; Text by Brian Scott Lipton

Hope Davis, Jane Krakowski, Mike Nichols, Diane Sawyer, Liev Schreiber, Martin Short, Will Swenson, and more join Anne Hathaway, Audra McDonald, Raul Esparza, and company for the opening of Shakespeare in the Park's Twelfth Night.

Remember the Time: The Music of Michael Jackson to Play the Ars Nova

PHOTO OP : Hair Says Good Morning America (and Goodbye, Michael) on ABC

FEATURE : The Way He Made Them Feel: A Broadway Tribute to Michael Jackson

PHOTO CALL: Carpenter's Up Premieres at Steppenwolf

PHOTO CALL: Berlin and Joplin Meet Off-Broadway in Tin Pan Alley Rag

PHOTO CALL: Cabaret, with Leslie Kritzer, at TUTS

PHOTO OP : The Toxic Avenger Stars Work it Like Superheroes at CD Signing

The Write Stuff by Andy Buck

RAP graduation gets student playwrights a look at their work onstage.

Blithe Balancing Act by Mark Blankenship

Jayne Atkinson finds the comic balance with a little help from her distinguished co-stars in the Broadway revival of "Blithe Spirit".

Cabarets change menu By STEVEN SUSKIN

N.Y. niteries add shows, stars to grow audiences

'Ella' enchants regional theaters By FRANK RIZZO

Biomusical has grossed $3 million across U.S.

Wandering wonder of stage
Unique rights deal allows musical to travel By SAM THIELMAN

Seems like you can't walk into a regional theater these days without tripping over a Wonderette.

Lincoln Center Festival is a foreign affair
Linda Winer | Critical Mass

It may just be wishful thinking. But it strikes me that, in the past few years, friends don't look at me with the same pity and fear when I mention foreign-language theater.

Who's in Charge of This Show? She Is By PATRICIA COHEN

In a banner year for female stage directors, parity remains elusive.

Culture Monster: Are female artistic directors really holding back female playwrights? by Charles McNulty

Judith Ivey Will Play Amanda in Glass Menagerie Off-Broadway

Arts, Briefly: Spider-Man Musical Names 2 of Its Stars
Compiled by FELICIA R. LEE

Evan Rachel Wood and Alan Cumming to Headline SPIDER-MAN on Broadway

Evan Rachel Wood and Alan Cumming Cast in Spider-Man Turn Off the Dark

Evan Rachel Wood and Alan Cumming to Star in Broadway's Spider-Man, Turn Off the Dark; First Preview Moved to February 25

Will Michael Jackson's "Thriller" make it to Broadway? by David Cote

An update on the proposed Nederlander musical adaptation of the deceased pop icon's groundbreaking music video.

Morton Gottlieb's Broadway Credits

Morton Gottlieb, a Broadway Producer, Dies at 88 By BRUCE WEBER

Mr. Gottlieb was a Broadway stalwart who produced four plays that were nominated for best-play Tony Awards, one of which, "Sleuth," was the winner in 1971.

T. Scott Cunningham, an Off Broadway Stalwart, Dies at 47 By WILLIAM GRIMES

Opera Singer Betty Allen Dies at 82

Culture Monster: Farrah Fawcett's onstage extremities by David Ng

Farrah Fawcett, of TV's "Charlie's Angels," Dies at 62

Sex Symbol, Angel, Actress Farrah Fawcett Dead at 62

Michael Jackson, King of Pop, Dies at 50

Pop Music Icon Michael Jackson Dead at 50

Pop Legend Michael Jackson Dies at 50

Theater Listings: June 26 - July 2

Selective listings from theater critics of The New York Times.

Rosie O'Donnell to Host Rosie Radio

Rosie O'Donnell to Host "Rosie Radio" Weekdays in the Fall

Rosie O'Donnell Gets SIRIUS With Rosie Radio

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