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Sunday, January 24, 2010 at 1pm (Broadway Time)

The Food Chain - by Nicky Silver

I found a collection of his plays downstairs in the unpacked boxes, so there will be a few more of these. Excellently there was an introduction to this one. I love introductions written by playwrights. I thin…

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Sunday, January 24, 2010 at midnight (Broadway Time)

West End Production of Avenue Q to Move Theaters

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Tony Winner Sutton Foster Sets Dates for Concert Tour

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Woolf's Orlando, Adapted by Ruhl, to Begin Jan. 26 at Yale

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The Accidental Pervert Finally Reveals Himself Off-Broadway Jan. 23

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Sharon Gless Is A Round-Heeled Woman in World Premiere, Opening Jan. 23

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Judy Kaye Stars in Old Globe's Lost in Yonkers, Starting Jan. 23

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Bahorek, Sabella, Lebowitz and McCormick Star in [title of show], Beginning Jan. 23 in Arizona

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"Star Quality: The World of Noel Coward" Exhibition Begins Jan. 23 in California

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Daddy Long Legs, with McGinnis and Hancock, Opens at Theatreworks Jan. 23

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Broadway's Birdie Says "Bye Bye" Jan. 24

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Be Italian! A View From the Bridge, With Schreiber, Johansson and Cristofer, Opens on Broadway

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Run for Your Wife, with Hayden, Shoop and Marland, Opens Jan. 24 at the Engeman

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World Premiere of The Fall of Heaven Begins Cincinnati Run Jan. 24

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Sutton Foster Plays Joe's Pub Jan. 24

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Tony-Winning Billy Elliot Celebrates 500th Performance Jan. 24

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Today In Theatre History: JANUARY 24

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Lainie Kazan to Guest Star on ABC's Ugly Betty

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Eddie Izzard to Bring The Big Intimacy Tour Stripped Too to California

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Original London Cast Recording of Colette, Starring Cleo Laine, Set for February 22 Release

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Keith Carradine, Ann Harada, Anika Larsen, et al. Set for Robyn Goodman Tribute at New Group Gala

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Donald Byrd to Host Concert Featuring Steps on Broadway Musicians

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The Broadway Boys to Offer Valentine's Day Concert at Westport Country Playhouse

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Pittsburgh CLO Finds Its Oliver!

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Culture Clash Will Return to San Diego REP in February

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"Arias with a Twist: The Docufantasy" to Premiere in Berlin

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The Collector Will Open Jan. 29 in Los Angeles

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Fuerza Bruta: Look Up to Play Chicago in May

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Pair of Actors Will Assault Piano in Murder for Two, a New Musical Comedy

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Culture Monster
Pasadena Playhouse, Second City Hollywood to hold Haiti relief events by David Ng

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Barbour, Bean, Devine, Lawrence and More Set for Pasadena Playhouse's Haiti Benefit Concert

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James Barbour, Shoshana Bean, Loretta Devine, et al. Set for Pasadena Playhouse's Benefit Concert for Haiti

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Playblog: A Do-It-Yourself Musical Event

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Playblog: Idina Menzel on "Glee"

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Playblog: Burtka's Back

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Billy Elliot to Offer Actors Fund Performance in February

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[title of show], With D'Abruzzo and Howes, Extends in St. Louis

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Bruce Hornsby Musical Will Premiere in Virginia in January 2011

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Bruce Hornsby Musical to Premiere at Virginia Stage Company

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Culture Monster
Weather-related damage knocks out South Coast Repertory website by David Ng

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Goodspeed Opera House Announces 2010 Season

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Ruggiero, Racey, Hickey, Tresnjak Will Shape Goodspeed's 2010 Season

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Alec Baldwin, Michael C. Hall, Juliana Margulies, et al. Win SAG Awards

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'Free for All' By KENNETH TURAN and JOSEPH PAPP
Reviewed by CHARLES ISHERWOOD

An oral history of the founder of the Public Theater and the New York Shakespeare Festival.

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ON THE RECORD: Lesser-Known Guettel and LaChiusa in "A Shining Truth," Plus Neil Patrick Harris in "Batman"

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The Caretaker

Joanathan Pryce the latest to play the tramp in Pinter's first play

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A Night to remember by RICHARD OUZOUNIAN

Sometimes you have to scrape the paint away to discover how beautiful the natural wood was underneath.
That's the best way to describe what Trevor Nunn has done with the current hit revival of A Little Night Music, now playing to packed houses on Broadway.

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An Age When Love Needs a Safety Net By SYLVIANE GOLD

In "Lil's 90th," at Long Wharf Theater in New Haven, a look at how dementia can devastate even the most loving family.

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A slimy drama on the Fumo case By Toby Zinman

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The Man in Room 306

Craig Alan Edwards' attempt to pay tribute to the memory of an American icon and give us a glimpse of the man behind the myth lacks factual backup.

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You May Be Splendid - Reviewed by MARK PEIKERT

A strikingly original comedy about siblings who discover late-night TV isn't all Johnny Carson and genial guests.

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A role Ben Vereen was born to play by Richard Ouzounian

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A Good Story About Stepin Fetchit and Muhammad Ali by Bob Rendell

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Photo Op: Victor Garber Bursts Back on to Broadway with Present Laughter's Big Opening Bash

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PHOTOFLASH: Lance Horne, Marti Gould Cummings, Alan Cumming at Stonewall Democratic Club's Women's Awards

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PHOTO CALL: Robinson Leads Fences at South Coast Repertory

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PHOTO CALL: Linney and Silverstone Star in Time Stands Still on Broadway

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PHOTO CALL: More from A View from the Bridge

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Photo Op: First Look! A Quartet of Stars in Broadway's Time Stands Still

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Playblog: Hair Open Call Draws Hundreds

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Videos: Gimme an Audition for Hair! On the Line at the Broadway Open Call

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PHOTO CALL: Corbin Bleu Moves to the Heights

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Playblog: Bleu Dishes on In the Heights in New Commercial

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Double Features: Two Shows? Try Four

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Recording Staged Works for All the World to See By CLAUDIA LA ROCCO

OntheBoards.tv is the first online, pay-per-view series dedicated to presenting progressive contemporary performances from around the world.

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Dick Cavett: Awesome, and Then Some

An on-set encounter with John Wayne revealed an unexpected side of the actor.

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Eddie Izzard works in 'boy mode' By James C. Taylor

The comedian enjoys turning past turbulence into present comedy, but for this tour, no cross dressing allowed.

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It's not easy being an idol. Diana Ross went to the Westside Theater to see her daughter, Tracee Ellis Ross, perform in "Love, Loss, and What I Wore" and almost escaped without incident.

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Julie Andrews believes in the tooth fairy By Susan King

And much more. The singer-actress talks about how her childhood influenced her writing of children's books and her new movie, 'Tooth Fairy.'

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My New York: Matthew Modine By ERIC HEGEDUS

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Pared-down shows fare well by Robert Hofler

Broadway, full-scale musical revivals took a blow this month when "Finian's Rainbow" and "Ragtime" closed abruptly.

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Disney Theatrical Head Talks About Projects, Kind Of By Frank Rizzo

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Child's Play? Parents Should Carefully Consider Before Bringing Kids To The Theater By FRANK RIZZO

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"Glee" will not save musical theater by Elisabeth Vincentelli

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Ghosts never materialize By Welton Jones

If atmosphere was all that a ghost story needed, the Old Globe Theatre might have in "Whisper House" a show of some promise.

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Whisper House
Reviewedby:Rob Stevens

Duncan Sheik and Kyle Jarrow's new musical is an intriguing character study, coming-of-age tale, and ghost story all rolled into one.

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Culture Monster
A very familiar face returns to 'Mary Poppins' by Karen Wada

... the Ahmanson Theatre audience went crazy Friday night when it was told Richard M. Sherman, one of the film's songwriters, was in the house and went even crazier when it learned Dick Van Dyke, one of the fil…

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