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Star Trek Actor Robert Beltran says of his participation with the Latino Theater company's play: "Solitude is a beautifully written play. It's very deep and funny and the characters are very well drawn. It was a no brainer as far as I was concerned."

[ B ] First Person: Colman Domingo: Finding My Soul at a Greenwich Village Bar

[ B ] Q&A: Will Chase on Marriage, Music & Raising Hell in Billy

[ B ] Fall Preview 2009, Part One: The Stars

[ P ] PHOTO CALL: Christine Ebersole and Michael Feinstein Are Good Friends

[ B ] Is Catherine Zeta-Jones Set for Broadway's Night Music? Hubby Michael Douglas Says So

[ P ] Brooks, De Niro, Springsteen and More Among 2009 Kennedy Center Honorees

[ TM ] Mel Brooks, Robert De Niro, et. al. Among 2009 Kennedy Center Honorees

[ B ] Tony Award Winner Mel Brooks Among 2009 Kennedy Center Honors Recipients

[ NYT ] ArtsBeat
Cirque du Soleil Tackles Vaudeville By Glenn Collins

"It would be our dream to have our vaudeville show in the Beacon year-round," Mr. Lamarre said.

[ TM ] Annaleigh Ashford, Michael Longoria, David Shiner, et al. Set for Cirque Du Soleil's Banana Shpeel

[ P ] Banana Shpeel Is Shiner's New Clown Show for Cirque du Soleil, to Play Chicago and NYC

[ B ] Cirque du Soleil to Debut David Shiner's Banana Shpeel with Annaleigh Ashford and Michael Longoria

[ TM ] Marc Bruni, Casey Nicholaw, Jerry Zaks to Direct City Center Encores! Season

[ P ] Zaks, Bruni and Nicholaw to Direct Encores! Productions

[ P ] Birdsong, Jenkins, Joyce, Lynch and Lyonne Join Cast of Off-Broadway's Love, Loss, and What I Wore

[ TM ] Brian Stokes Mitchell to Host Broadway Inspirational Voices' Closer Look Benefit

[ P ] Bean, Mitchell, Cerveris, Gregory to Sing in Benefit for Broadway Inspirational Voices; Mitchell to Host

[ TM ] Julie Andrews to Discuss Television Career at NYC's Paley Center

[ P ] Paley Center to Offer An Evening with Julie Andrews in October

[ B ] 2010 Tony Awards Ceremony Set for June 13

[ TM ] 2010 Tony Awards to Be Held on June 13

[ P ] 64th Annual Tony Awards to Be Held in June 2010

[ CN ] THEATER: Break a Leg! (9/14) By Jen Graney

The annual Break a Leg! theater season kick-off party is in its third year, and this time around the guest of honor is Broadway actor Donna Lynne Champlin.

[ TM ] Colman Domingo, Sherie Rene Scott, Nicky Silver, et al. Set for Vineyard Voices Series

[ TM ] Las Vegas Jersey Boys to Appear on September 9 America's Got Talent

[ TM ] Chuck Cooper, Morgan James, et al. Set for Coterie Concert at Joe's Pub

[ TM ] Jimmy Akingbola, Aml Ameen, Jaye Griffiths, et. al. Set for Tricycle Theatre's Not Black and White Series

[ TM ] Savion Glover, Mark Morris, Basil Twist, Christopher Wheeldon, et al. Set for City Center's Fall for Dance Festival

[ TM ] Felicity Jones, Con O'Neill, Stark Sands, et al. Set for Donmar Warehouse's Tennessee Williams Readings

[ TM ] Reba McEntire Receives Two CMA Nominations

[ B ] How Lucky! Finian's Rainbow Tickets are Now on Sale

[ P ] McNall and Stark Will Bring Pearl's Playboy of the Western World to Life in Midtown

[ P ] Lew, Montalban and Cudia Cast in Reading of New Wildhorn Musical, Tears of Heaven

[ P ] Pamela Myers and Sondra Lee to Head to the Chatterbox Sept. 10

[ P ] Groff, Lee and Sheik Will Join Spring Awakening's Karr at Joe's Pub

[ P ] Casting Announced for Reading of Indigo Girls Musical, The Language or The Kiss

[ P ] Falk, Friel and Leviton Set for Diet Musical Lighter at NYMF

[ P ] Michael Ball to Launch Concert Tour Sept. 12; Royal Albert Hall Performance Planned

[ P ] Kurt and Sid, about Cobain and Vicious, Plays Trafalgar Studios 2 Starting Sept. 9

[ P ] Revival of Mamet's The Shawl, with McGovern, Marsh and Rattray, Begins London Run Sept. 9

[ P ] Tony Winner Uggams to Be Part of Little Rock Reading

[ P ] Breakfast at Tiffany's Begins Performances at Theatre Royal Haymarket with Friel and Cross

[ P ] Mother Courage, with Fiona Shaw, Begins National Theatre Engagement Sept. 9

[ P ] Mackenzie, Riley and Scott Join Season at London's Royal Court

[ P ] Allen and Shearsmith Join Cast of Lyric Hammersmith's Comedians; Casting Complete

[ TM ] Michelle Obama to Serve as Honorary Chair of Imagination Stage Gala

[ TM ] Lynda Carter to Perform on September 10 for Fashion's Night Out

[ TM ] Christine Ebersole to Headline Women's Association of NJPAC's Spotlight Gala

[ TM ] Plácido Domingo, Renée Fleming, Karita Mattila, et al. Featured in 2009-2010 Met: Live in HD Season

[ P ] Tony Winner Parker to Talk Music and Poetry with Adams at NYPL

[ P ] Jersey Boys to End Lengthy Chicago Run in January 2010

[ TM ] Jersey Boys to End Chicago Engagement on January 10

[ P ] Jack Manning, Character Actor, Dies at 93

[ P ] Madison Extends Las Vegas Peepshow Contract Through 2010

[ P ] Army Archerd, Showbiz Chronicler, Dies at 87

[ B ] Army Archerd, Journalist to the Stars, Dies at Age 87

[ P ] McGowan, Replacing Davie, Is Goodspeed's Guenevere in Camelot, to Sept. 19

[ P ] Westchester's 42nd Street to Feature Galantich, Stanley and O'Bryan; Skinner Directs

[ NYT ] Arts, Briefly: Feinstein Tuning Up a Return to Broadway
Compiled by Dave Itzkoff

[ NYT ] Arts, Briefly: Lincoln Center Bound: New A. R. Gurney Play
Compiled by Dave Itzkoff

[ TM ] Linda Eder's New CD Soundtrack Set for October 13 Release

[ AE ] A chat with actor Matthew Morrison of "Glee" by Michael Jensen

[ PARADE ] Matthew Morrison Reveals 'Glee' Spoilers

[ TB ] Life Could Be a Dream
Los Angeles Review by Sharon Perlmutter

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[ NYT ] A New Force on Broadway By PATRICIA COHEN

Ushering in a new generation of Broadway power brokers, Jordan Roth, a 33-year-old producer, finalized a deal to buy a stake in and to lead Jujamcyn Theaters.

[ P ] Jordan Roth Succeeds Rocco Landesman as Jujamcyn Theaters President

[ B ] Jordan Roth to Succeed Rocco Landesman as Jujamcyn Theaters President

[ TM ] Jordan Roth Named Jujamcyn Theaters President

[ NYP ] Broadway's 007th wonder by Michael Riedel

Craig's bond with Jackman a fall question

[ TM ] Peter Filichia's Diary: Remember Lada Edmund, Jr.?

[ V ] Starry plays to boost box office

New shows may lift post-holiday slump

[ P ] Broadway Grosses: Aug. 31 - Sept. 6

[ B ] Broadway Grosses: Office Musical 9 to 5 Departs at Labor Day

[ CT ] Bye Bye 'Jersey Boys' by Chris Jones

The Chicago production of "Jersey Boys" will close Jan. 10, after 951 performances.

[ CST ] Oh, what a show! 'Jersey Boys' goes out a record setter BY HEDY WEISS

[ TM ] Bernadette Peters, Alice Ripley, Chita Rivera, et. al. Set for Broadway Flea Market & Grand Auction

[ P ] Fierstein, Groff, Jbara, Leavel, Lopez, Luker, Peters, Ripley, Rivera Set for BC/EFA Flea Market

[ TM ] Lincoln Center Theatre to Present A.R. Gurney's The Grand Manner in May 2010

[ P ] Lincoln Center Theater to Stage Premiere of Gurney's Grand Manner in 2010

[ B ] Calling it Splits: Burn the Floor Alums Maks and Karina Leave Last Dance on Broadway

[ TM ] Spice Girl Mel C to Join London's Blood Brothers

[ B ] Spice Girl Mel C to Star in West End's Blood Brothers

[ P ] Melanie C to Join Cast of London's Blood Brothers

[ P ] Tony Nominee Felciano Joins A.C.T. Company, in His Hometown

[ TM ] Manoel Felciano Joins A.C.T. Core Acting Company

[ P ] Addams Family Now in Rehearsal; Full Cast Announced

[ TM ] Complete Cast Announced for Addams Family Starring Nathan Lane and Bebe Neuwirth

[ TM ] Randy Skinner to Direct, Choreograph Westchester Broadway Theatre's 42nd Street

[ HC ] Goodspeed's "Camelot" Loses Its Guenevere By Frank Rizzo

Marissa McGowan (Goodspeed's "Big River" and Broadway's "Les Miz") has replaced Erin Davie in "Camelot" at the Goodspeed Opera House in East Haddam.

I saw McGowan play Guenevere when I attended "Camelot" on August 9. She was excellent, and audiences should look forward to seeing her.

[ NY ] Gross: People Who Reveal in the 'Vows' Column How They Cheated on Their Previous Spouse

In response to the Times' "Vows" column this past Sunday about the opera-singing lovebirds. Gross indeed.

[ LAT ] Army Archerd dies at 87; Variety columnist watched over Hollywood for half a century. By Robin Abcarian

[ V ] Army Archerd last of a generation by Bill Higgins

Stars, moguls remember columnist as gentleman

[ V ] Variety exec editor remembers his colleague

Steven Gaydos looks back on Army Archerd

[ DB ] Character actor Jack Manning dies in Rancho Palos Verdes at 93 By Larry Altman

[ IBDB ] Jack Manning's Broadway Credits

[ THR ] Casting director Caro Jones dies By Mike Barnes

Cast more than 1,000 TV, film projects during career

[ IBDB ] Caro Jones' Broadway Credits

[ LAT ] Culture Monster
Remembering a true pops master, Erich Kunzel by Richard S. Ginell

[ TM ] Whistle Down the Wind Screenwriter Keith Waterhouse Dies at 80

[ B ] Michael Feinstein Eyes Return to Broadway in February 2010

[ TM ] Michael Feinstein to Return to Broadway in February; Play NYC Club in December

[ P ] Feinstein to Return to Broadway in February 2010

[ NY ] Christine Ebersole Stays in Her Pajamas All Day

[ TM ] Michael Feinstein and Christine Ebersole: Good Friends
Reviewed by: Brian Scott Lipton

The two great stars come together for a positively effervescent and truly memorable cabaret act at Feinstein's at the Loews Regency.

[ P ] ONSTAGE & BACKSTAGE: Still Out There in the Dark (and Light) By Seth Rudetsky

[ NYT ] ArtsBeat
Cheap Seats Central: Dollar-Stretchers for the Fall Arts Season By Erik Piepenburg

[ TDF ] Take a Chance on Me by Mark Blankenship

TDF's new ticketing program offers Off-Off Broadway tickets for $9 apiece to TDF members.

[ JSTGY ] Quick Q&A: Broadway Stage Managers by Patrick Lee

Three Stage Managers currently working on Broadway chat about their work

[ WP ] BACKSTAGE
'Ragtime' to Riches: Donna Migliaccio Broadway-Bound By Jane Horwitz

[ VV ] Doug Hughes's Labor of Love and Reprisal, Royal Family By Alexis Soloski

The director wrangles one of the biggest, most stellar casts of the season

[ NYT ] Olivia Judson: The Creation of Charles Darwin

Darwin's anniversary year has been celebrated with books, lectures, plays and, now, a feature film.

[ TDF ] The Art of Revenge by Mark Blankenship

How "The Retributionists" turns vengeful Holocaust survivors into political theatre.

[ TDF ] Takin' it to the Streets by Mark Blankenship

September is bursting with free (and very public) events to usher in the new Broadway season.

[ NYP ] A streetcar named Huppert By Elisabeth Vincentelli

[ NYP ] Pet Shop Boys and theater By Elisabeth Vincentelli

[ NYP ] Bargains & Blood By Elisabeth Vincetelli

[ HC ] TheaterWorks Director Has Vision For Hartford's Pearl Street By FRANK RIZZO

[ HC ] Sale of Arts Center on Farmington Ave. Offers a Deal for Arts Council By Frank Rizzo

[ HC ] State Pols Trim Arts, Tourism, Heritage Support By Frank Rizzo

[ HC ] A View From A Concerned Arts Executive By Frank Rizzo

[ AP ] A surprise: new plays outnumber revivals on Broadway this fall By Michael Kuchwara

[ VV ] Fall Guide: Female Playwrights Look to Big Fall Season By Alexis Soloski

[ CFR ] The State of the Matthew Shepard Act and "The Laramie Project: 10 Years Later"

Will your Senators and Representatives vote yes on the Matthew Shepard Act?

[ CFR ] Heretic's Foundation XI: Managing Complexity, From Plays to Performance

Speed, flexibility and adaptability to change is now ranked number three in CEO top challenges. Can theater help?

[ CFR ] On the 100th Anniversary of the Death of Playwright Clyde Fitch

There must, first and last and in the middle, always be the play.

[ CFR ] 5 Questions I've Never Been Asked: Jesse Alick

Oskar Eustis and Suzan-Lori Parks are the kind of people that if you sent them an email or called them up, they would answer.

[ CFR ] Boomerang Theatre Co.'s "100 Hamiltons": What Indie Theater Fundraising Tactics Work Best?

Are there best practices for indie theater fundraising campaigns?

[ CFR ] Will 'The Color Purple' Raise More Money for Itself Than New Orleans Homes?

Is it fair to limit The Color Purple's donations to New Orelans housing construction to what can be raised by passing the hat?

[ CFR ] Arts Advocacy Update C: Norway, Your Way and the Doorway

A distillation of the Sept. 2 Arts Watch, the weekly electronic communique from Americans for the Arts. A fixture of The Clyde Fitch Report.

[ P ] MARQUEE VALUE: American Idiot at Berkeley Rep

[ P ] PHOTO CALL: Brian Cox Stars in National Theatre's Lolita

[ P ] PHOTO CALL: Atlantic Theater Company Presents Oohrah! Off-Broadway

[ B ] Photos: After Miss Julie, Starring Sienna Miller, Prepares to Take the Stage

[ NPR ] 'Eclipsed' Brings Story Of Liberian Civil War To Stage

Playwright Danai Gurira says the inspiration for her new play, Eclipsed, came from a photograph one of her professors showed her when she was in graduate school.

[ V ] Eclipsed
Review By PAUL HARRIS

It's a gut-wrenching saga told with poignancy and wit, precisely the kind of niche today's cutting-edge theater strives to fill.

[ WP ] 'Eclipsed' Catches Light in the Depths of Despair By Peter Marks

It's a surprisingly vivacious portrait of helplessness, of the entirely human impulse to adapt, to get by even when there's little hope life will get better.

[ TM ] The Pride of Parnell Street
Reviewed by: Andy Buck

Sebastian Barry's bleak yet beautiful drama about domestic violence is well served by Aidan Kelly and Mary Murray.

[ NYT ] Looking Back, in Wistfulness and in Stereo By BEN BRANTLEY

Sebastian Barry's new play is a lovingly acted, fiercely sentimental elegy for a marriage.

[ NYP ] Troupe can pride itself on moving 'Street' By FRANK SCHECK (***)

[ CU ] The Pride of Parnell Street

Sebastian Barry's drama remains compelling through long and circuitous dialogues that could be trying for even the best of audiences, showing what can be done when a writer, director and actors combine their enormous talent and overcome impossible odds in a real triumph

[ BS ] The Pride of Parnell Street - Reviewed by KARL LEVETT

This portrait of the marriage of a marginalized man and woman in 1990s inner-city Dublin gleams with authentic sound but is ultimately unconvincing at its sentimental heart.

[ BN ] Dublin Thief Loses Son, Shoots Smack, Robs Tourists: John Simon

Seeing Sebastian Barry's "The Pride of Parnell Street" at New York's 59E59 Theaters reminded me of what a slump modern Irish theater is in.

[ VV ] The Irish Gift of Gab Not Always Welcome in Pride of Parnell Street and Spinning the Times By Tom Sellar

[ BS ] Spinning the Times - Reviewed by NICOLE VILLENEUVE

Each of these five short plays has its own appeal, but the decision to put such diverse works together leaves one disoriented, as an outsider looking in.

[ BS ] Trad - Reviewed by GWEN OREL

This hilarious, haunting play about a 100-year-old son and his father goes from silly to heartbreaking without ever becoming serious, thanks to wonderful performers and sharp directing.

[ BS ] Tales From Rainwater Pond - Reviewed by GWEN OREL

Though his tales lack suspense and much drama, Billy Roche's natural performance demands attention. Students of acting and Irish literature should not miss this American premiere.

[ NYT ] A Pakistani-American Family Is Caught in Some Cultural Cross-Fire By LAURIE GOODSTEIN

"The Domestic Crusaders," Wajahat Ali's envelope-pushing play, is about immigrant Muslims living in the American suburbs.

[ TM ] Race Music
Reviewed by: David Finkle

Warren Bodow's well-meaning if flawed play about an African-American deejay experiencing discrimination benefits from strong ensemble performances.

[ BS ] To Love and to Cherish - Reviewed by MARK PEIKERT

This labored dysfunctional-family melodrama tries to be both shocking and funny but succeeds only in the mildest way at the latter.

[ CU ] The Night is a Child

This third play by Charles Randolph-Wright to be produced at the Pasadena Playhouse is in many ways a lovely work with much to recommend it

[ V ] The Night Is a Child
Reviewy by Bob Verini

"The Night Is a Child" doesn't take us anywhere else new or surprising.

[ NYT ] At the English National Opera, a Season for Theater Directors By MATT WOLF

The English National Opera next week begins a 2009-10 season rife with theater names at the helm, as if to reflect an increasing fluidity between the worlds of theater and opera.

[ INQ ] Fringe fantasy offers cuteness that's not for kids By Howard Shapiro

[ NY ] Glee's Lea Michele on the Show, the Cast, and Her Lucky Car Accident

[ WP ] An Interview With Lea Michele, One of the Leads in Fox's 'Glee' by Ruth McCann

I want to be in "Funny Girl." And I want ["Glee" creator] Ryan Murphy to direct it.

[ LAT ] Chris Colfer's journey from small town to "Glee" by Maria Elena Fernandez

[ CT ] "Glee Club" TV series creator uses Mt. Prospect high school for inspiration By Colleen Mastony

TV series' creator Ian Brennan used his Prospect High days to inform the show's characters, ideas

[ US ] Video: Meet the Cast of Glee!

[ USA ] 'Glee': A few sour notes don't spoil the usual harmony By Robert Bianco (*** 1/2)

[ LAT ] Review: 'Glee' on Fox By ROBERT LLOYD

The high school comedy, one of the fall's best new shows, celebrates music, ambition and the misfit.

[ DN ] At musical school, sex is the keynote by David Hinckley (****)

The new musical-comedy drama "Glee" dresses like "High School Musical" and has the heart of "Porky's." That's a compliment.

[ CT ] 'Glee' pulls off tricky balancing act by Maureen Ryan (***)

[ ND ] Will 'Glee' still sing after spring tease? By VERNE GAY

[ P ] "Glee," with Broadway's Morrison and Michele, Premieres on Fox Sept. 9

[ NYT ] Boyle Tops Amazon, Houston and Beatles
Compiled by RACHEL LEE HARRIS

"I Dreamed a Dream," the album by Susan Boyle, the Scottish singing phenomenon, won't be released until Nov. 24, but it has already hit No. 1 on Amazon's Best Sellers in Music list.

[ P ] Rick Berg Is Equity's Next Eastern Regional Director

[ TM ] Leah Hocking to Return to Billy Elliot September 15

[ P ] Hocking to Return to Broadway's Billy Elliot Sept. 15

[ P ] Cavanagh Joins Stritch for White's Lies Reading

[ LAT ] Culture Monster
L.A.-spawned Imelda Marcos musical tries to gain a foothold in N.Y. by Mike Boehm

[ TM ] Black-Eyed Susan, Ben Forster Set for John Jesurun's Liz One

[ P ] Harris, Friedman, Robards and Edwards Cast in Next Year in Jerusalem

[ TM ] Kristin Chenoweth, Jane Lynch, Natasha Lyonne, Rosie O'Donnell, et al. Set for Love, Loss, and What I Wore

[ TM ] Howard McGillin, Kate Shindle, et. al. Set for Garbo and Me Reading

[ P ] Garbo and Me Reading to Feature Shindle, McGillin, Abramovitz and Zagnit

[ TM ] Holly Madison to Extend Run in Las Vegas PEEPSHOW Through September 2010

[ TM ] Jessica Bernard, Jeff Griggs, Barry Pearl, Alet Taylor to Star in Cabrillo's Guys and Dolls

[ B ] Broadway Inspirational Voices Plans Star-Studded Fundraiser

[ P ] Descendants of American Slaves Forge New Lives in World Premiere Ten Square, in Chicago

[ P ] LAST CHANCE: Avenue Q, Puppetry and Genesius

[ P ] Espinosa, Hilty, Green and Fraser Will Sing Alan Songs in L.A.

[ P ] Eder Sings Silver-Screen Songs on "Soundtrack," Due in October

[ P ] Cheyenne Jackson to Be Part of Macy's Sept. 9 Celebration

[ P ] CHART TOPPERS, First Week of September

[ P ] Haskell Replaces Calvert in NYMF's F@king Up Everything

[ P ] Shrek's James to Be Honored with Sardi's Caricature

[ P ] Reading of Empire, the Empire State Building Musical, to Feature Wyman, Anderson, Morrow

[ P ] Xanadu's Thomas to Make a Splash Sept. 21

[ P ] Rice, Pedi, Montalvo, Mosher, Howard, James Are Voices from The Great White Way

[ P ] Friend and Greig to Star in U.K. Premiere of Little Dog Laughed

[ P ] Ruined to Make U.K. Premiere at London's Almeida

[ TM ] Mary-Louise Parker and Ryan Adams to Appear at New York Public Library

[ TM ] Jimmy Smits to Narrate PBS' Latin Music USA

[ TM ] Susan Sarandon Films Set for 2009 Hamptons Film Festival

[ TM ] Kirsten Blanck to Star in English National Opera's Turandot

[ B ] Alan Cumming's Blue Car CD Features Songs from Lauper, Cabaret, Hedwig & More

[ P ] Today in Theatre History: SEPTEMBER 9

[ P ] Antaramian, Cuccioli, Hickock, Saxe Tackle Hamlet in NJ Sept. 9-Oct. 11

[ P ] Rita McKenzie Resurrects Ethel Merman's Broadway in Motor City Starting Sept. 9

[ P ] Lage, Murray, Pankow and More Bring New Mamet One-Acts to Life at Off-Broadway's Atlantic

[ P ] DiPietro's F*cking Men Makes American Premiere Sept. 9 in L.A.

[ P ] Free Outdoor Concert, with Gardner, Gurland, Dexter, Simeone and Watts, Presented Sept. 9 in NYC

[ P ] American Idiot Extension Now on Sale

[ P ] Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa's 1980s-Set Dorian Gray Finds a Canvas in MD

[ P ] Shaffer's Amadeus Begins Repertory Theatre of St. Louis Run Sept. 9

[ P ] The Hole, with Calveri, Murray and Gold, Begins Off-Broadway Run Sept. 9

[ CFR ] More, Sir, of Loesser: Actors Fund Benefit to Homage Broadway's Most Happy Fella

[ CFR ] 2010 Fringe Festival Now Accepting Applications

[ CFR ] Alan Alda, Chita Rivera "Remember" Jerry and Elaine Orbach, Nov. 9

[ P ] Falco, Wood, Ambrose, Ruffalo and Burton to Reprise Roles for L.A. Theatre Works Season

[ P ] Deborah Cox to Star in Broadway-Bound Josephine; McKneely Directs

[ TM ] Deborah Cox to Star in New Musical About Josephine Baker

[ TM ] Finian's Rainbow Announces Full Cast and Creative Team

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2009-10
Broadway Season

June 2009

July 2009

Aug 2009

Burn The Floor - Aug 2

Sept 2009

A Steady Rain - Sept 29

Oct 2009

Superior Donuts - Oct 1
Wishful Drinking - Oct 4
Hamlet - Oct 6
The Royal Family - Oct 8
Oleanna - Oct 11
Bye Bye Birdie - Oct 15
Memphis - Oct 19
After Miss Julie - Oct 22
Brighton Beach Memoirs - Oct 25
Finian's Rainbow - Oct 29

Nov 2009

Ragtime - Nov 15
In the Next Room or the vibrator play - Nov 19
Fela! - Nov 23

Dec 2009

Race - Dec 6
A Little Night Music - Dec 13

Jan 2010

Present Laughter - Jan 21
A View from the Bridge - Jan 24
Time Stands Still - Jan 28

Feb 2010

Mar 2010

The Miracle Worker - Mar 3
A Behanding in Spokane - Mar 4
Next Fall - Mar 11
Looped - Mar 14
All About Me - Mar 18
Come Fly Away - Mar 25

Apr 2010

Red - Apr 1
Lend Me A Tenor - Apr 4
The Addams Family - Apr 8
Million Dollar Quartet - Apr 11
La Cage Aux Folles - Apr 18
American Idiot - Apr 20
Sondheim on Sondheim - Apr 22
Promises Promises - Apr 25
Fences - Apr 26
Enron - Apr 27
Collected Stories - Apr 28
Lips Together, Teeth Apart - Apr 29

May 2010

May - Tony Nominations Announced

June 2010

June - Tony Awards (RCMH)

Openings TBA

Spider-Man Turn Off The Dark

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