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Saturday, September 19, 2009 at midnight (Broadway Time)

Blending Old Standards With New Swing By STEPHEN HOLDEN

The singer Jon Secada performed at Feinstein's at Loews Regency on Wednesday evening.

Having Our Say - Review by Simon Saltzman

Emily Mann's stage adaptation of the best selling book about the remarkable Delany Sisters is having a revival at the McCarter Theater where it premiered in 1995 before moving to Broadway

Fences

There are moments of greatness in the Huntington production, but not enough spiritedness, not enough risk, and that finally means not enough August Wilson.

Groovaloo

A 90-minute explosion of hip-hop and freestyle dance, is so energetic and eye-catching that it nearly pops off the stage.

GROOVALOO - Hip Hop Sensation by OSCAR E. MOORE

What an unexpected, fantastic, exciting, spectacular, inspirational evening of invigorating hip hop dancing and unique story telling presented by the fourteen member Groovaloos at The Joyce Theater.

Kate Baldwin: "The audience will float out of the theatre after seeing FINIAN'S RAINBOW"

Zero Hour's Piper Laurie on "geranium gestation", and working with Jim Brochu

In this short video, ZERO HOUR's director Piper Laurie talks with Joel Markowitz about eating flowers, and directing Jim Brochu in ZERO HOUR, which is moving to The Theatre at St. Clement's on November 14th.

Friday, September 18, 2009 at 9pm (Broadway Time)

The artist’s obligation to smaller communities?

by Jodisc

Scott Walters, a leader and advocate for participation and creation of art in smaller communities (with populations under 100K for his specific project) has written a very thought-provoking letter to Rocco Land…

Friday, September 18, 2009 at midnight (Broadway Time)

Theater Listings: Sept. 18-24

Selective listings from theater critics of The New York Times.

Jack Manning, Character Actor, Dies at 93 By MARGALIT FOX

Arts, Briefly: Three Members Named to Humanities Panel
Compiled by Dave Itzkoff

Margo Lion Among Appointees to President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities

Red-hot mama: Meryl Streep gives Courage to us all by Adam Feldman

Arts, Briefly: 'Mother Courage' Cast to Reunite for Benefit
Compiled by DAVE ITZKO

George Stevens Jr. and Margo Lion Named Co-Chairmen of President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities

Donald and Alexander Join Naked Angels Management Team

IFC Center to Screen "Jane," About Fonda's Broadway Debut

Free Reading of The Great Imitator to Feature Birney, Emery, Lirtsman and Riesco

Chalfant, Rubinstein, Baker, Learned and More Set for Stories on Stage Readings

DeLaria to Star in Insatiable Hunger Musical in MA

On the Wheels of a Dream! Tickets Now On Sale for Ragtime

Eason's One-Man Show, Runt of the Litter, Begins Seattle Run Sept. 18

American Buffalo Opens at Hartford TheaterWorks Sept. 18

"Once Upon a Time": Into the Woods Opens at Kansas City Rep Sept. 18

Speaking in Tongues Makes West End Premiere Sept. 18

Shipping Out: South Pacific Begins National Tour in San Francisco Sept. 18

David Chandler Is The Master Builder at Yale Rep Beginning Sept. 18

Inherit the Wind, with Spacey and Troughton, Begins London Run Sept. 18

Lenk and Butler Join Broadway's Rock of Ages Sept. 18

Criswell, Luker, Panaro, Stratas, Gravitte Pay Tribute to McGlinn Sept. 18

Witness Uganda, with Burgess and Dickey, Presented Sept. 18

Comic, Three-Man Hound of the Baskervilles Makes U.S. Premiere in MA Sept. 18

Sondheim's Putting It Together Opens at South Coast Rep Sept. 18

Hooray for Captain Spaulding! Animal Crackers Begins at Goodman Sept. 18

Sienna Miller Stars in Broadway's After Miss Julie, Starting Sept. 18

Today in Theatre History: SEPTEMBER 18

August Wilson Center Opens in Pittsburgh By Frank Rizzo

Alec Baldwin, Kevin Bacon, Johnny Galecki, Neil Patrick Harris, et al. Set to Appear on Emmy Awards

Liza Minnelli and Delta Burke to Guest Star on September 20 Drop Dead Diva

Oprah! Oprah, Baby! Jersey Boys Go Retro with TV Queen Winfrey

Oprah Winfrey to Bring Talk Show to NYC's Central Park; Jersey Boys and Mad Men to Appear on September 21 Show

Laine Kazan to Be Honored at Red Carpet Awards

Firesign Theatre to Celebrate Creation of Nick Danger with Forward, Into The Past

Cameron Mathison, Greg Vaughn, Walt Willey, et al. to Appear at Detroit's Masonic Temple Theatre

Lucie Arnaz, Elizabeth Franz, Tsidii LeLoka, Marc Salem, et al. Set for Queens Theatre in the Park

R.R.R.E.D. A Secret Musical to Feature Balser, Deitch, Livingston and Thompson

Staged Reading of Two by Two to Feature Hilty, Weber, Lewis, Burnham, Talai

13 Now Available for Licensing; New CD Expected

De Niro, Lee and Ridley Creating New York-Set "Alphaville" Series

West End Performers to Be Part of Snappy Title Cabaret, Launching New Musicals Network

Brooks to Stage Reading of Cowhig's Lidless at Yale

Last Smoker, Judas and Me, Fat Camp and More Add NYMF Performances

Venues Announced for NT Live Screening of All's Well That Ends Well

Spelling Bee's Barrett Foa Is "Scared Straight" on HBO

Hurlburt, James, Hager, Greene and More Set for Puppetry of the Torch Song Benefit

Testa, Colella, Predovic and Pollack Set for All Fall Down at NYMF

Frechette, Hayes, Rogers, Scott Set for Pic-up: A Summer Romance

Matthew Broderick, Carol Channing, Brian Stokes Mitchell, Dan Zanes Set for 76 Trombones CD

Stephanie J. Block and Frances Ruffelle Will Sing Alan Tunes Oct. 11 in London

Asolo Rep's Contact to Feature Lewis, Isenegger, McTaggart and More

Mike Messer, Julie Reiber and Dirty Sock Funtime Band to Play New World Stages

Carvajal, Harmon, Shorsten and Glatz Set for Green Room Reading

Public to Host Discussions on Othello in the Modern Age Beginning Sept. 20

Nora Ephron and Delia Ephron to Be Honored at Artios Awards

Marilyn Maye to Bring More Mercer to NYC's Metropolitan Room

SOUND ADVICE: Miss Block, Miss Duboc and something Blonde by Rob Lester

'The Picture of Dorian Gray' Is Worth Four Words: Don't Waste Your Time By Peter Marks

The Donkey Show
Review by Frank Rizzo

There's nothing like a party to let the new neighbors know exactly what type of person you are.

Two con artists offer charm, music, and laughter By Toby Zinman

This jolly, gaudy musical comedy opening the Walnut Street Theatre season is about two scam artists, dirty rotten scoundrels who work the Riviera, seducing money out of rich women.

Some Are More Equal Than Others By TERRY TEACHOUT

The Repertory Theater of St. Louis provides a polished, authoritative staging of "Amadeus." The Lyric Stage Company of Boston's "Kiss Me, Kate" is sung better than it's acted.

Thunder Above, Deeps Below - Reviewed by MARK PEIKERT

This odd, fragmented play about three homeless youths who battle men on the DL and nightmares for bus fare is saved by a rich performance from Jon Norman Schneider.

Fathers & Sons - Review by OSCAR E. MOORE

These men are not happy. And thusly neither are we.

Fathers and Sons - Reviewed by DAVID SHEWARD

This 90-minute play gave me the feeling I was switching channels from a soap opera to Lifetime, so prevalent were the clichés.

Fathers & Sons
Review by Matthew Murray

The struggle between men to understand each other is an eternal, universal one that needn't (and probably shouldn't) be locked into one locale that has the capacity to make you forget how real all this is for t…

Pick it: 'Fences' is a prizewinner By Jenna Scherer

In 'Fences,' a family hits the wall By Don Aucoin

Director Kenny Leon again shows his affinity for Wilson's work, eliciting electric performances from his cast.

Bronx bus-ride 'Beauty' is just the ticket By FRANK SCHECK (*** 1/2)

Theater Review | 'The Provenance of Beauty'
Have You Ever Visited the Broncks? By CHARLES ISHERWOOD

The Foundry Theater's engrossing urban adventure makes the bustle outside the tour bus throb with history, mystery and meaning, as the best live performances do.

Matthew Modine Saves the Alpacas

Blair Singer's corny and not so funny little celebrity send-up at the Geffen Playhouse couldn't be more bloodless even if it employed single celled protozoa instead of actors

Matthew Modine Saves the Alpacas
Review By BOB VERINI

Most TV series take three seasons to jump the shark, but in the theater it can happen in 20 minutes, and so it goes at the Geffen.

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