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Saturday, September 26, 2009

    [ P ]  23rd Annual Broadway Flea Market to Be Held Indoors at Roseland Ballroom

    [ B ]  2009 Broadway Flea Market & Grand Auction Moved Indoors to Roseland

  • Posted by Tim Dunleavy at 8:32 PM | Item Link


      • [ NYT ]  ArtsBeat
      The Obamas Sat Here: Theater Seats to Be Auctioned By Randy Kennedy

      [ NYP ]  Kooky Quaids' wild cop clash By TODD VENEZIA

      Evi was ranting so wildly at sheriff's deputies in Marfa, Texas, that they had to pin her to the hood of her car and handcuff her, they say. She was allegedly shouting about a "conspiracy with actors" to bring them down.

      This Morning's Linda Winer:

      [ ND ]  Alec Baldwin and more Emmy winners have stage roots

      [ ND ]  Paul Rudnick spins New Yorker tales in 'I Shudder'

      Features:

      [ NYT ]  Talk Show: A Third Bit of Burton

      Richard Burton talks with Dick Cavett about Greta Garbo, Humphrey Bogart and others.

      [ NYT ]  When Life Names You Lemon ... By DEBORAH SONTAG

      Lemon Andersen, the child of heroin addicts who lost his parents to AIDS, is now a professional memoirist with a one-man show at the Public Theater.

      [ NYT ]  Video: A Poem by Lemon Andersen

      [ NYT ]  No, Mr. Kaufman, Satire Lives on, if It's Yours By CHARLES ISHERWOOD

      This fall audiences in both New York and Chicago will have a chance to reacquaint themselves with works from the ample oeuvre of George S. Kaufman.

      [ NYT ]  Coney Island Journal
      Bard, Boardwalk and, With Luck, Only a Staged Tempest By JOSEPH BERGER

      The Brave New World Repertory Theater, which likes to put on plays outside of theaters, is producing "The Tempest" on the beach at Coney Island.

      [ NYT ]  On 'Dexter,' It Takes One to Know One By MARGY ROCHLIN

      Interview with John Lithgow and Michael C. Hall.

      Reviews:

      [ NYT ]  The Chairman Sings, as Couples Swing By CHARLES ISHERWOOD

      "Come Fly With Me," a new musical by the choreographer Twyla Tharp set to the music of Frank Sinatra, is a medley of dances loosely tied to vignettes about four couples at a nightclub.

      [ NYT ]  Swedes Coming to America, Grandly By STEPHEN HOLDEN

      If the music-theater genre facetiously nicknamed poperetta has any chance on Broadway, it could come from an American production of the bombastic Swedish epic "Kristina."

      [ NYT ]  Still Having Their Say By ANITA GATES

      "Having Our Say," the Broadway play about two 100-year-old sisters, which had its world premiere in Princeton in 1995, has returned.

      [ NYT ]  A Man of Power and the Women Who Worship Him By ANITA GATES

      Yale Repertory Theater is staging Ibsen's "The Master Builder," the story of Halvard Solness, a middle-age superstar architect, and three women in his life.

      [ CU ]  Lizzie Borden

      The show's creators have taken liberties with the story, but who cares about fact when fiction is so much fun

      [ CU ]  Eclipsed

      In Dana Guria's new play, director Robert O'Hara guides some surprisingly un-preachy material and his five-person, all female cast is superb.

    • Posted by Tim Dunleavy at 10:41 AM | Item Link


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