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Saturday, November 28, 2009 at 1pm (Broadway Time)

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by Broadway Mouth Blog

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Saturday, November 28, 2009 at noon (Broadway Time)

Thanksgiving is without a doubt my favorite holiday. The actual dinner, of course, the gathering of family and eating of delicious food - and yes, shut up, there is plenty for a vegetarian to eat, the turkey i…

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Saturday, November 28, 2009 at 9am (Broadway Time)

North Shore rises?

by Jodisc

William Hanney seems to be on a mission to convert failed nonprofit producing theatre companies into working ventures. He came to my attention during the on-going negotiations in Stratford, CT regarding the old…

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Saturday, November 28, 2009 at midnight (Broadway Time)

Cromer Directs The Santaland Diaries in Houston; Waite Is Grumpy Elf

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Ruehl, Chalfant, Goodman and More Read Spalding Gray: Stories Left to Tell at Bay Street

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World Premiere of A Christmas Story, The Musical! Opens at KC Rep Nov. 28

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Sister's Christmas Catechism Begins Off-Broadway Nov. 28

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Today In Theatre History: NOVEMBER 28

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Arts, Briefly: Jackman and Craig Offer Charity Items
Compiled by DAVE ITZKOFF

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Roger Rees and Matthew Kellly To Join West End Waiting for Godot

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Waiting for Godot Confirms Dates for West End Return; Matthew Kelly to Join Cast

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Carl Barât and Sadie Frost to Star in Fool for Love in Rep in London

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Kerry Ellis to Replace Jodie Prenger as Nancy in West End's Oliver!

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Jimmy Clark

Jimmy Clark, who died on October 30 aged 87, formed, with his younger brother Steve, the last major partnership of the classic age of American tap-dancing.

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Al Alberts, 87, TV host and singer By Michael Klein and Sam Wood

"It was like going to church - a staple of life in Philadelphia," said McArdle, the first star of Annie on Broadway. She was 8 or 9 when she first appeared on Showcase.

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Jan Leighton's Broadway Credits

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Jan Leighton, Actor Who Played Everyone, Dies at 87 By BRUCE WEBER

Mr. Leighton, appeared in so many commercials, print advertisements and industrial films as historical figures that he was both ubiquitous and anonymous.

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The Orphans' Home Cycle, Part 1

Fluidity is a word that seems as if it's been invented for the direction and stage craft of this ambitious project.

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Bonnie & Clyde
San Diego Review by Bill Eadie

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Intimate Ella Fitzgerald, Rediscovered By FRED KAPLAN

A new package from Verve exhumes recordings of poignant performances that lay dormant for 27 years.

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Bringing Big Band Jazz Back to the Theater District By COREY KILGANNON

On Mondays at Club Cache on West 46th Street, 11 men in tuxedos evoke the Jazz Age.

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What's Up, Maks? The Dance Pro Rekindles His Burning Broadway Love

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Everything's roses - not 'Daisies' - for Chenoweth By DAVID MARTINDALE

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A Salsa Star Is Reborn After a Break for Politics By LARRY ROHTER

After suspending his music career to serve as a cabinet minister in Panama, Rubén Blades is back, trying to figure out whether the entertainment business still has a place for him.

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Happy Campers Command Stage in Macy's Parade By PATRICK HEALY

At Stagedoor Manor, a Catskills theater camp, young performers spend four days in rehearsal to ride the float and perform in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

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Quick Q&A: Robert Viagas by Patrick Lee

Stage stardom is possible again says the author of "I'm The Greatest Star"

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How politically correct are Mamet's 'Race,' 'Finian'? By LINDA WINER

For several new shows arriving on Broadway, it hasn't been easy to do the politically right thing.

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Culture Monster
Theater brawl: Yes, L.A.'s cup runneth over by Charles McNulty

Stereotypes stick in your craw because of their willful obliviousness. One that I've had to contend with as the theater critic for The Times is the notion that L.A. isn't a theater town.

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Friday, November 27, 2009 at 3pm (Broadway Time)

Black Friday

by Jaime

In all the to-do of the parade, family dinner, and then heading back to my mom's little house in the big woods yesterday, I missed a day of NaBloPoMo blogging. And Isaac would probably yell at me about the fol…

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Friday, November 27, 2009 at midnight (Broadway Time)

Theater Listings: Nov. 27 - Dec. 3

Selective listings from theater critics of The New York Times.

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Arts, Briefly: Footnotes
Compiled by Patrick Healy

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Hannah Waterman to Take Over in West End's Calendar Girls

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Brian Conley to Return to West End's Hairspray, Joined by Former Monkees Star Micky Dolenz

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PLAYBILL.COM'S THEATRE WEEK IN REVIEW, Nov. 21-29: Thank You Very Much

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LaCause Is El Gallo in DC Fantasticks, Set in an Amusement Park, Opening Nov. 27

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"Maks" and Johnson Dance Into Broadway's Burn the Floor Nov. 27

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Canadian Rock of Ages On Sale Nov. 27 With Special Offer; General Sales Begin Nov. 28

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"The Music of The Music Man" Concert Plays the Kennedy Center Nov. 27-28

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Warhol Musical POP!, With Harrison and Kritzer, Gets Its "15 Minutes" at Yale Rep Beginning Nov. 27

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Blanchett and Company Begin A Streetcar Named Desire at BAM Nov. 27

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Today in Theatre History: NOVEMBER 27

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They're Entertainment! By: Andy Propst

Reviews of Adam Lambert's For Your Entertainment & Susan Boyle's I Dreamed A Dream

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Culture Monster
Review: 'Extinction' at Elephant Space by F. Kathleen Foley

The cast includes several name actors, but there's no hint of a vanity production in Wayne Kasserman's smartly-paced staging.

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The Habit of Art
Reviewedby:Natasha Tripney

Alan Bennett's new play about a fictitious meeting between WH Auden and Benjamin Britten is a rich and layered work.

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Still following Yiddish tradition By FRANK SCHECK (***)

Having played Tevye in "Fiddler on the Roof" more than 2,000 times, Theodore Bikel clearly owes a debt to the writer who created him.

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PHOTO CALL: Let Me Down Easy

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MY FAVORITE WEEKEND / ANIKA NONI ROSE
'Princess and the Frog' star Anika Noni Rose likes homey comforts of L.A. By Mark Sachs

Whether browsing bookstores, noshing on pizza, scoring a rare CD or just hanging out, the actress in the latest Disney film enjoys discovering L.A.

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ArtsBeat Blog
Five Questions for a Rockette By ERIK PIEPENBURG

Amy Love Osgood talks about juggling motherhood, six-show days and high kicks.

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Student performer used foster care as inspiration By Kristen A. Graham

On stage, Samia Merritt is all poise and presence - a diminutive dynamo with a lilting voice and a commanding air, delivering a monologue you can't look away from.

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Who should play Helen Keller? BY: Jim Rutter

Inclusivity advocates are up in arms because a sighted, hearing celebrity actress has been hired to portray the blind and deaf Helen Keller in The Miracle Worker. They say they're concerned about creating better art, but their logic suggests otherwise.

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