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Where All the World's an Atmospheric Stage, by Karen Rosenberg

A new exhibit at the Morgan Library & Museum presents a concise summary of 20th-century stagecraft.

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A Bronx Tale: The View From a Crowded Bodega, by Andy Webster

The voices in Caridad De La Luz's show sure sound authentic, and it's not surprising given the play's provenance.

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Today in Theatre History

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Troupe's Communal Vision Includes Lunch, by Patricia Cohen

Good food is an essential element of any production from Ariane Mnouchkine's Théâtre du Soleil.

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Living in the Fest Lane, by Elisabeth Vincentelli

It's not an easy sell. It's July, all you want to do is go to the beach—not spend hours on end in darkened rooms, watching lengthy shows in languages you may or may not under stand. But oh, the rewards! Y…

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Recession adds to challenges for suburban arts, by Jim Fitzgerald

Orchestras, theaters, museums and other arts organizations in the nation's suburbs face the challenge to attract customers—and donors—from the same population going to the Chicago Symphony, the Smit…

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O'Hare, Domingo, Joyce, Friedman Among Sundance Lab Acting Company

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Meet Me in St. Louis Plays St. Louis' Muny Beginning July 6

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Next Thing You Know Concert, with Alvin, Austin, Hanlon, Johnson, Presented July 6

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Daisey Offers Mysteries of the Unexplained: The Boardwalk! July 6 at Joe's Pub

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Signature's New Musicals Lab Grows Shows by Conner and Foster, Gwon and Meno, July 6-24

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The Reviews Are In(sulting)

Did you catch the column I wrote a couple of weeks ago about Broadway Bound? It's William Torbert Leonard's 618-page tome that's subtitled A Guide to Shows That Died Aborning. He detailed over a hundred plays and musicals that closed out of town during their tryouts, even though they'd already booked a New York theater and expected to come in. Because Leonard described the plot of each production, I replicated his opening lines for two dozen synopses to suggest that the shows never looked promising. More than one reader wrote in to say that they regretted that the book didn't also include excerpts from the reviews these disasters earned. Now it's my turn to say, "Ah, but Leonard did include a few of these." Want to see a few?

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Simm, Hart and Fox to Star in Speaking in Tongues at London's Duke of York's

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Monty Python to Mark 40th Anniversary with Live Shows; Book and TV Series, Too

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Peter Pan Extends Kensington Gardens Run; U.S. Tour to Launch in Chicago in 2010

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Bierko, Bologna, Gemignani, Hilty, Kudisch, Rees, Swenson and Maroulis Set for Night Job

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Harada Returns to Avenue Q July 6; Larsen, McClure and Thomas Also Join Cast

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The Funny Girl Has Three Faces, by Michael Portantiere

Brinberg is Barbra Streisand as Fanny Brice in the ReVision Theatre production of Funny Girl, coming to the Paramount Theatre in Asbury Park for one night only!

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California Samples New York Playwrights
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The Ojai Playwrights Conference in Southern California is taking on some gritty New York City playwrights for its 12th annual play development conference.

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Lloyd Webber Confirms Boggess and Karimloo for Phantom Sequel, Eyes 2010 Debut

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Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Michael Palin, et al. Set for London Not the Messiah

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The Pied Pipers of the Lower East Side to Return to P.S. 122

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Craig Bierko, Megan Hitly, Marc Kudsich, Constantine Maroulis, Will Swenson, et al. Set for July 9 Don't Quit Your Night Job

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Eliane Elias, Corey Glover, Freda Payne, Tierney Sutton, et al. to Play at Iridium

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"Hairspray" Star Blonsky to Host The 24 Hour Plays Off-Broadway

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Dance Talkback Scheduled for July 7 at Beckett

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Lapotaire to Return to the Stage in World Premiere of Gill's Another Door Closed

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Cates, Cutrell, Mason and Nunziata Brothers to Play the Castle

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"Selected Shorts" and Neuwirth's Stories with a Piano to Play Mahaiwe Center

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Grabel and Reiner Elected Co-Presidents of League of Professional Theatre Women

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Andreas, Edelman, Mason and Lisitza Join Starry Divas Concert

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Christine Andreas, Liz Callaway, Gregg Edelman, Beth Leavel, Karen Mason Set for Hudson Stage's DIVAS '09 Benefit

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Former Artistic Director Is Now a Freelancer
Compiled by RACHEL LEE HARRIS

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TFANA's Othello Extends Intiman Engagement Through Aug. 9

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Christian Slater to Star in ABC's The Forgotten

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Craig Lucas' New Play to Be Read at 2010 Greenfield Prize Ceremony

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Allegiance Reading to Feature Salonga and Takei

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Universal CityWalk to Celebrate Michael Jackson's Life With Free Wiz Screening

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Lewis, Ebersole, Jenkins, De Haas, Thomas, Owens and More Will Pay Tribute to Michael Jackson

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James Barbour, Tovah Feldshuh, Debbie Gravitte, Ute Lemper, et al. Set for Broadway Winners Concert

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Rock of Ages CD Signing Postponed

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Rock of Ages CD Arrives in Stores on July 7; J&R Signing Postponed

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Actor Jan Rubes dies at 89

Appeared in the film 'Witness'

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Arts, Briefly: A Fraction of Abba Joins in Celebration
Compiled by RACHEL LEE HARRIS

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Full Cast, Creative Team Announced for Berkshire Theatre Festival's Candide

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Dillon, Whitley, Donovan and Rosenblatt Added to Berkshire Theatre Festival Company

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Sebastian Barry, Megan Riordan to Be Part of 59e59 Irish Festival

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In the Wings By STEVEN McELROY; Compiled by RACHEL LEE HARRIS

Performance Space 122 announces its fall season, and 59E59 Theaters plans its second annual "1st Irish Festival."

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Naked Angels' Next Fall Extends Again Through August 11

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Nauffts' Next Fall Extends for Third Time, Now Through Aug. 8

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Naked Angels' Next Fall Extends Through August 8

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Kristin Scott Thomas, Leslie Caron, Lambert Wilson, et al. to Star in Paris A Little Night Music

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Kristin Scott Thomas and Leslie Caron to Star in A Little Night Music in France

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Puppetry of the Penis to Play 45 Bleecker Street

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Puppetry of the Penis to Return to NYC in August

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Glass Menagerie With Judith Ivey to Play Roundabout in March

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Darragh and Keeley Will Join Ivey in Off-Broadway Revival of Glass Menagerie

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Tony Winner Judith Ivey to Star in Roundabout's off-Broadway Revival of The Glass Menagerie

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Anthony Mackie Joins Andre de Shields, Jonathan Groff, et al. for Public's The Bacchae

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Mackie, Armstrong, Corey and Hugo Complete Public Theater's Bacchae Cast

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Anthony Mackie Completes Cast for The Public's Upcoming Bacchae

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July 6 Performance of Toxic Avenger Canceled

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Sunday, July 5, 2009 at 10pm (Broadway Time)

Notes Or Thoughts

Notes are often given to directors and writers. A lot of the time in these notes sessions I find myself saying “what is the problem we’re trying to solve”. This is because a lot of times notes are given a…

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Sunday, July 5, 2009 at midnight (Broadway Time)

The Wiz Ends Limited City Center Engagement July 5

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Dividing the Estate Plays Final Performance in Hartford July 5

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Wilson, Hewitt and Langford Play Final Performances in Chicago July 5

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Derelian & Ciulla Are Son and Mother in Old Globe's Coriolanus, Opening July 5

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Today in Theatre History: JULY 5

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Kensington Gardens Peter Pan Extends; U.S. and Far East Tours Planned

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Anne Frank, All-American Girl By DAVE KEHR

A look at the upgraded, 50th anniversary edition of "The Diary of Anne Frank."

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ON THE RECORD: Stephen Sondheim's Road Show and Malcolm Gets' "Journey Home"

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'Jubilee!' at Bally's Las Vegas is a classic glitz blitz By Christopher Smith

The long-running show (16,000-plus performances since 1981) is the last of its kind.

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Ah, to Be Young and in Love. And Poor. By ANITA GATES

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Weather Adds Touch to Outdoor 'Tempest' By NAOMI SIEGEL

The heavens above the open-air amphitheater where this abridged production is being performed produced their own special effects.

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Ken Roberts, Announcer Whose Voice Graced the Heyday of Radio, Dies at 99 By BRUCE WEBER

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Sandra Warfield, Opera and Cabaret Singer, Dies at 88 By MARGALIT FOX

Ms. Warfield was an American mezzo-soprano who performed frequently with the Metropolitan Opera in the 1950s, '60s and early '70s.

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Allen Klein's Broadway Credits

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Allen Klein, powerful figure in music world, dies at 77 By Geoff Boucher

The brash, tenacious mogul had clients that included the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, Sam Cooke and Bobby Darin. He ended up feuding with some of his biggest stars.

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The Diva Spy Who Loved a Trick, a Tall Tale, Himself By JOYCE WADLER

Shi Pei Pu, a k a "M. Butterfly," once pressed upon me a gift of rare jewels, and to my shame, I accepted.

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Shi Pei Pu, Singer, Spy and 'M. Butterfly,' Dies at 70 By JOYCE WADLER

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