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[ P ] PHOTO CALL: West End Transfer of Enron Opens Jan. 26

[ P ] PHOTO CALL: Ages of the Moon at Atlantic Theatre Company

[ P ] PHOTO CALL: The Orphans' Home Cycle, Part Three Opens Off-Broadway

[ KL ] How to hit on Margaret Colin by Ken Levine

[ P ] Pernell Roberts, Serious-Minded Actor of Stage and Television, Dies at 81

[ LAT ] Pernell Roberts dies at 81; played eldest son on TV's 'Bonanza' By Elaine Woo

[ LAT ] PHOTOS: Pernell Roberts | 1928-2010

[ TM ] Actor Pernell Roberts Dies at 81

[ IBDB ] Pernell Roberts' Broadway Credits

[ TM ] Lyricist and Librettist Julian More Dies at 81

[ IBDB ] Julian More's Broadway Credits

[ TM ] Jude Law, Mark Rylance, Rachel Weisz et al. Win Critics' Circle Theatre Awards in London

[ P ] Spring Awakening, Enron, Weisz, Rylance and Law Among Winners of Britain's Critics' Circle Theatre Awards

[ B ] Jude Law, Spring Awakening and More Honored at London Critics' Circle Awards

[ DCTS ] Tim Treanor on the 2009 Helen Hayes Awards Nominations

Smaller is big! The Helen Hayes judges have underscored the diversity of DC theatre excellence by nominating productions from smaller DC area theatres, along with those of nationally known companies like Arena, Studio, Shakespeare and Synetic, for outstanding resident musical and play productions.

[ P ] Zero Hour, Adding Machine, Ragtime, Streetcar Among Helen Hayes Nominees in DC

[ B ] Valerie Harper, Ragtime, Blanchett's Streetcar Among Nominees for DC's Helen Hayes Awards

[ TM ] Cate Blanchett, Stacy Keach, Christiane Noll, Estelle Parsons, et al. Receive Helen Hayes Award Nominations

[ WP ] Kennedy Center's 'Streetcar,' 'Ragtime,' 'Osage County' top Hayes Award Nominees By Nelson Pressley

[ WP ] Nominees for the 26th annual Helen Hayes Awards

[ TM ] Laurie Metcalf, Charles Strouse Among L.A. Drama Critics Circle Nominees; Kirk Douglas, Danny Hoch Receive Special Awards

[ P ] L.A. Drama Critics Circle Nominees Include Parade, Birkenhead, Strouse, Metcalf and More

[ TM ] Donmar Streetcar Named Desire Wins South Bank Show Award

[ TM ] Tarrell Alvin McCraney and Steppenwolf Theatre Company Win Joyce Award for New Job Play

[ P ] Izzard to Host Independent Spirit Awards

[ TM ] Eddie Izzard to Host Independent Spirit Awards

[ NYT ] On the London Stage
A Defining Play for New York in the 90s Gets a London Revival By MATT WOLF

"Six Degrees of Separation," which exactly captured the mood of a city and a culture in its time, has come back in an altogether different form at the Old Vic Theater.

[ TB ] Whisper House
San Diego Review by Bill Eadie

[ P ] Department of Justice Clears Way for Live Nation and Ticketmaster Merger

[ P ] Broadway Grosses: Jan. 18-24

[ B ] Broadway Grosses: Winter Chill Hits; Bye Bye Birdie

[ V ] Broadway feels the chill

Ah, late January: Just when Broadway sales are looking down, they manage to slide a little lower.

[ LAT ] Culture Monster
Pee-wee Herman seeks absolution from inconvenienced ticket buyers by David Ng

[ NYT ] ArtsBeat
Looking for a Star Actor to Join 'A Few Good Men' By PATRICK HEALY

[ P ] Revival of A Few Good Men Aiming for Broadway Next Season

[ TM ] David Esbjornson to Direct Planned Broadway Revival of A Few Good Men

[ TM ] Stockard Channing to Star in The Importance of Being Earnest in Dublin

[ P ] Dratch, Gaines, McNenny and Scolari to Star in George Street's Sylvia

[ P ] Stockard Channing to Star in Dublin Earnest

[ TM ] Thriller - Live to Add Six Additional Michael Jackson Songs to West End Show

[ P ] Benedict Nightingale to Step Down As Chief Theatre Critic of London Times; Libby Purves to Replace Him

[ P ] "Glee" Set to Tour in Concert

[ TM ] Wicked to Return to Chicago in December

[ P ] Wicked Will Fly Back Into Chicago in Late 2010

[ CST ] 'Wicked' flying back to Chicago for the holidays BY HEDY WEISS

[ CT ] The witches are coming for Christmas: 'Wicked' to return to Chicago by Chris Jones

[ TM ] Charles Randolph-Wright to Direct National Tour of Porgy and Bess

[ NYT ] ArtsBeat
Cheap Seats: Day-of-Show Discounts at Lincoln Center By ERIK PIEPENBURG

[ NYT ] ArtsBeat
Cheap Seats: Off Broadway Twofers By ERIK PIEPENBURG

[ TONY ] Cheap tickets for Off Broadway and Playwrights Horizons by David Cote

[ P ] New Musical Boomers: Promises Made, Not Kept Aiming for Broadway

[ P ] Lend Me a Tenor Gets New Voice - As a Musical; U.K. Premiere Will Follow NYC Reading

[ TM ] Jim Brochu's Zero Hour to Transfer to DR2 Theatre February 24

[ B ] Zero Mostel Bio Zero Hour to Transfer to DR2 Theatre

[ P ] Brochu's Zero Hour to Transfer to Off-Broadway's DR2

[ P ] Black Angels Over Tuskegee to Play Off-Broadway's St. Luke's Theatre

[ P ] Musicals Tonight! Season to Include Sail Away, The Rink and Stop the World

[ TM ] Musicals Tonight Announces 2010 Spring Season

[ P ] Living Theatre Announces Four-Week Extension of Red Noir

[ TM ] Michele Pawk to Direct Phil Geoffrey Bond's My Queer Youth at Beechman Theatre

[ P ] Tony Winner Pawk to Direct Bond in My Queer Youth

[ TM ] Penny Fuller and Tony Roberts to Star in February 8 Love Letters

[ P ] Fuller and Roberts to Read Love Letters Feb. 8

[ TM ] Nancy Anderson, Christopher Durang, Tony Roberts, et al. Set for February Events at Barnes & Noble/Lincoln Triange

[ P ] Barnes and Noble to Welcome Champlin, Wright and Glory Days Cast

[ P ] Finian's Rainbow Leads Will Sing (and Sign) at NYC Barnes and Noble Feb. 1

[ P ] Patterson Will Be a Sweet Old-Fashioned Girl at Birdland

[ TM ] Alan Menken Set for Broadway Playhouse Concert at Merkin Concert Hall February 7

[ TM ] Justin Bond to Perform New Show at Upright Cabaret

[ TM ] Russ Kaplan, Zac Klein, Adam Mathias, et al. Featured in Prospect Theater's Dark Nights Series

[ TM ] Elizabeth Swados' Political Subversities Returns to The PIT

[ P ] Playwright Pachino Gets Primus Prize; Haley and Walat Also Cited

[ TM ] Jamie Pachino Wins 2009 Primus Prize

[ HC ] Mark Lamos Stages "You Can't Take It With You" Reading By Frank Rizzo

[ P ] Cuccioli to Star as Contini in Westchester's Nine

[ P ] Bergl and Menzel Cast in Black Dahlia Theatre's Forgiveness

[ TM ] Hinton Battle to Direct Gem's Marvelous Wonderettes

[ TM ] Christopher Ashley, Bill Camp, Jefferson Mays, et al. Set for La Jolla Playhouse's 2010-2011 Season

[ LAT ] Culture Monster
La Jolla Playhouse announces 2010-11 season by David Ng

[ P ] Mays to Star in Premiere of Gentleman's Guide Musical at La Jolla Playhouse; Season Announced

[ P ] Music Circus Season to Feature Spamalot, Joseph, Scoundrels, Wonderettes and More

[ P ] Phantom Gets a Youtube Channel

[ NYT ] ArtsBeat
Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (An Abba Museum) By DAVE ITZKOFF

[ TM ] Kate Baldwin, Matt Cavanaugh et al. Set for Kennedy Center's Broadway Today and Tomorrow

[ P ] Kennedy Center's Broadway Today and Tomorrow to Feature Baldwin, Cavenaugh and More

[ B ] Time Stands Still Stars Laura Linney and Alicia Silverstone to Cook with Oprah

[ P ] Tappin' Through Life, An Evening with Maurice Hines to Play NYC

[ P ] Phantom's Silverman Will Make Feinstein's Debut Feb. 15

[ TM ] David Wilson Barnes, Larry Bryggman, Aya Cash Set for Irish Rep Reading of Four Last Things

[ TM ] Morgan Freeman, Jennifer Hudson, Queen Latifah, et al. Set for February 11 White House Concert

[ TM ] Bill Irwin, Karen Ziemba, et al. Set for PS 166 Benefit

[ TM ] David Anzuelo, Lucy Thurber et al. Set for LAByrinth's American Artist Identity Symposium

[ P ] Duclos, Donelly and Kay to Answer Dead Man's Cell Phone at Trinity Rep

[ P ] Romance, Romance to Play Active Theater Company; Casting Announced

[ P ] Avenue Q Writer Jeff Whitty Will Be a Visiting Artist in Savannah

[ P ] The Weir to Open at San Jose Rep Jan. 29

[ P ] Wirehead to Make World Premiere in Los Angeles

[ P ] Black and de Guzman to Headline Miss Mannerly at the Alley

[ P ] Casting Announced for Ain't Misbehavin' at Cleveland Play House

[ B ] Idina Menzel & Matthew Morrison to Get Hot and Heavy on Glee

[ TM ] Brian Stokes Mitchell, Lainie Kazan to Guest Star on ABC's Ugly Betty

[ P ] Brian Stokes Mitchell and Lainie Kazan to Guest Star on "Ugly Betty"

[ P ] Playblog: Eisenberg and Fuchs Will Flicker at Sundance

[ P ] Original London Cast Recording of Colette, Featuring Cleo Laine, Due on CD in February

[ P ] Spring It On Cabaret, Featuring Spring Awakening Cast Members, Set for Feb. 11

[ P ] Birch Directs Readings of New Musical Road to Ruin

[ P ] Today In Theatre History: JANUARY 26

[ P ] Reprise Carousel, with Silber, Patteri, Walsh, Noseworthy, Begins Jan. 26

[ P ] David Ives' Venus in Fur, a Play About Seduction and Power, Opens at NYC's Classic Stage

[ P ] West End Transfer of Enron Opens at Noel Coward Theatre Jan. 26

[ P ] Last Installment of Foote's Orphans' Home Cycle Opens Off-Broadway Jan. 26

[ P ] As You Like It, Directed by Mendes, Opens at BAM Jan. 26

[ P ] Lithgow and Ehle are Gossip Folk Mr. & Mrs. Fitch Off-Broadway

[ P ] Ruhl's Orlando Begins at Yale School of Drama Jan. 26

[ P ] Coxon's Happy Now? Arrives Off-Broadway Jan. 26 at Primary Stages

[ P ] Mitura's The Picture of Dorian Gray Opens Off-Broadway Jan. 25

[ P ] Lights Up On Corbin Bleu, Graduating From "High School" to Broadway's Heights

[ DN ] Bye bye bachelor life! Sienna Miller selling house in London to move in with on-again beau Jude Law BY Sherryl Connelly

[ TM ] James McAvoy and Anne-Marie Duff Expecting First Child

[ P ] Playblog: McKean and O'Toole Return to "Smallville"

[ B ] Roman Polanski Looks to Bring Carnage to the Big Screen

[ P ] "Glee," "Mad Men," Baldwin, Barrymore and Hall Take SAG Honors

[ B ] Glee Cast Wins SAG Award for Best Comedy Ensemble

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[ MCA ] Miracle play: Brush with death opens curtain on little-known disorder By Christopher Blank

It was late on a Sunday evening when everything Jackie Nichols had worked for, everything he'd put his energy and imagination into creating, fell horribly into perspective.

Thanks to Alison for the link.

[ NYP ] Pop and the musical by Elisabeth Vincentelli

[ NY ] An Almost Lurid Past By Emily Nussbaum

John Lithgow on playing a gossip columnist-and on his own close call with scandal.

[ P ] PLAYBILL.COM'S CUE & A: Ben Vereen

[ B ] Watch It: Broadway Babe Kristin Chenoweth Gabs with Kathie Lee Gifford on Today

[ NYer ] Modern Mickey by Paul Rudnick

A new humor piece.

[ B ] Q&A: Laura Linney on Showing Her Strength in Time Stands Still

[ DN ] Brian d'Arcy James reports for duty in Donald Margulies' 'Time Stands Still' by Joe Dziemianowicz

[ NYP ] Veggie 'Still' ready By CINDY ADAMS

LAURA Linney, Alicia Silverstone, Eric Bogosian, Brian d'Arcy James open the 28th in B'way's "Time Stands Still." They'll soon learn they'll also have to stand still for Alicia's passion -- vegetarian food.

[ NY ] Role Play By Mike Vilensky

Dancy and Whishaw, heterosexual British actors, sometimes hug.

[ TONY ] Has Victor Garber found his Tony role? By Raven Snook

The Alias ex-spy returns to the spotlight in Noël Coward's classic Present Laughter.

[ LAT ] [Inside] the Ford helps troupes without homes By Karen Wada

Its New Play Series provides a venue and resources to companies lacking venues to call their own.

[ BR ] Foote's 'Orphan' cycle is one Heck of a challenge By ROBERT FELDBERG

[ P ] New Binding for Foote's Family Album

A year after his death, Horton Foote's nine-play epic, The Orphans' Home Cycle, arrives in New York.

[ NYP ] NYC actress scouts for home By CINDY ADAMS

Kerry Washington's new film "Night Catches Us" premiered at Sundance yesterday. She's also the hot-shot female in Mamet's current B'way entry "Race," in which every other word starts with "F."

[ TONY ] Scene-stealer of the week: Sean McNall in Misalliance by Helen Shaw

[ TIMES ] Jez Butterworth and Mark Rylance on Jerusalem by Kate Muir

The bad boys of British theatre explain how Es, whizz and the Home Counties inspired their state of the nation triumph, Jerusalem

[ T ] Sir Tom Stoppard interview By Nigel Farndale

As 'Every Good Boy Deserves Favour' is revived at the National Theatre, Britain's most infamous playwright talks politics, famous muses and the true meaning of 'Stoppardian'.

[ T ] Sheridan Smith: a West End star is born By Serena Davies

Sheridan Smith talks about her leap from TV to the new hit stage musical 'Legally Blonde'.

[ G ] Don't give up the day job - how artists make a living by Laura Barnett

As they await their big break, today's young artists are having to make ends meet with day jobs. How are they coping?

[ CT ] Where are these Chicago playwrights now? In the big time by Chris Jones

[ BG ] Interactive ART shows drawing droves By Geoff Edgers

The American Repertory Theater's first two productions - both immersive, interactive, unconventional takes on Shakespeare - are selling out and attracting many who rarely go to the theater.

[ BG ] Troupe uses large puppets to tackle big issues By Joel Brown

Peter Schumann leads his Vermont-based Bread & Puppet Theater with politically charged shows starring live performers and giant papier-mâché puppets.

[ DN ] Kristen Johnston, back on 'Ugly Betty' this week, is more glue-gun girl than party girl By Nicole Carter

[ P ] Playblog: First Look: His Eyes, Her Eyes

[ ES ] Don't mind the age gap, says cougar Kim Cattrall By Louise Jury

[ TONY ] Theatrical cabaret worth catching by Adam Feldman

[ BS ] New York is in the House! - Billy & Judi's Talent Showcase by Andy Valvano

[ P ] Playblog: A Cover Story: Next Fall

[ TM ] PHOTO FLASH: Dick Van Dyke Guest Stars in Mary Poppins Tour

[ TM ] VIDEOFLASH: Basil Twist and Joey Arias in Arias with A Twist: The Docufantasy, Premiering at Berlin Film Festival

[ B ] Photo Op: Abigail Breslin and Alison Pill Get to Work with The Miracle Worker

[ TM ] PHOTO FLASH: Abigail Breslin and Miracle Worker Cast Meet the Press

[ P ] PHOTO CALL: The Miracle Worker Cast Meets the Press

[ P ] PHOTO CALL: Billy Elliot Celebrates 500 Performances on Broadway

[ B ] Photo Op: Broadway's Billy Elliot Celebrates 500 Electric Performances!

[ P ] PHOTO CALL: Lost In Yonkers at The Old Globe

[ B ] Photo Op: Josh Groban Communes with the Hippies of Hair

[ P ] MARQUEE VALUE: Next Fall at the Helen Hayes Theatre

[ NYT ] Dennehy's Vivid Performances Fit Chicago Stage By JESSICA REAVES

"It's funny how many people now think of Brian as a Chicago-based actor," said Robert Falls, the Goodman's artistic director and Mr. Dennehy's longtime friend and collaborator, although he added that the misconception makes a certain amount of sense.

[ CST ] Dennehy burns in playwrights' hell BY HEDY WEISS

BECKETT AND O'NEILL | Actor never better than in 'Krapp's Last Tape'

[ CT ] 'Hughie' and 'Krapp's Last Tape' at the Goodman: Push, pull and the passage of time by Chris Jones (*** 1/2)

[ V ] Hughie/Krapp's Last Tape
Review by Steven Oxman

The mostly obsolete art of the double bill gets an awfully nice lift.

[ G+M ] Brian Dennehy is two sad old men by J. Kelly Nestruck

The two-time Tony winner has relaxed into the role and is less hesitant to clown around

[ JSTGY ] Quick Q&A: Michael Aronov by Patrick Lee

On performing his solo show "Manigma"

[ TM ] Manigma
Reviewed by: Andy Buck

Michael Aronov's solo show is dynamically performed but the writing too often relies on stereotypes.

[ I ] Cultural Life: Tamsin Greig, actress
Interview by Zoe Efstathiou

[ I ] Bravura bitching on a Hollywood scale By Paul Taylor (***)

[ TIMES ] The Little Dog Laughed at The Garrick, WC2 - Review by Benedict Nightingale (***)

[ T ] The Little Dog Laughed at the Garrick Theatre is smart, tart and bang on the money. By Charles Spencer

[ ES ] Tamsin Greig is the dark heart of The Little Dog Laughed By Henry Hitchings (***)

[ STAGE ] The Little Dog Laughed - Review by Mark Shenton

The comic energy is relentless, but the conscience that lies below its surface provides a restless intelligence to make this play as savage and thoughtful as it is wildly witty.

[ MAIL ] Tamsin Greig is terrific but the play's a real dog By Quentin Letts (**)

[ TIMES ] The Little Dog Laughed, Garrick WC2 - Review by Christopher Hart (**)

[ FT ] Survival of the straightest By Sarah Hemming

As in the agents' salads, there is plenty of style here, but not much substance.

[ WOS ] The Little Dog Laughed - Review by Michael Coveney (*)

[ BN ] Conman Terrifies New York Couple, Hollywood Burns: London Stage
Review by Warwick Thompson

[ NYT ] Audio Slide Show: A Rigorous Epic

Liev Schreiber talks about performing in "A View From the Bridge."

[ B ] Videos: Who Crossed Broadway's Starry Bridge on Opening Night? Hugh, Naomi & More!

[ P ] PLAYBILL ON OPENING NIGHT: A View From the Bridge - Requiem for a Wrongheaded Man

[ FT ] A View from the Bridge
Review By Brendan Lemon

Is there another New York-based actor who can talk tough on-stage better than Liev Schreiber? Watching him in Gregory Mosher's Broadway revival of Arthur Miller's 1956 drama A View from the Bridge , I was hard-pressed to think of one.

[ CU ] The Little Dog Laughed

Douglas Carter Beane's Hollywood comedy at the Garrick.

[ NYT ] Opposites in Style, Equals in Stature By CHARLES ISHERWOOD

Although they work in different genres, both Plácido Domingo and Elaine Stritch continue to impress and inspire with their dedication to stretching their talents in new directions.

[ LAT ] Culture Monster
Theater review: 'Whisper House' at San Diego's Old Globe by Charles McNulty

"Whisper House" moves perilously yet thrillingly to its own unique beat. What excites me about the musical is the way it reaches for poetry. In an age of shamelessly commercial blockbusters, this is every bit as noteworthy as a return from the dead.

[ V ] Whisper House
Review by Bob Verini

[ CU ] Whisper House

[ NYT ] A Less-Than-Serious Suicide By JASON ZINOMAN

"Goodbye Cruel World" is a comedy about death that will appeal to fans of "Weekend at Bernie's" as well as those of Joe Orton's "Loot."

[ TM ] The Accidental Pervert
Reviewed by: Barbara & Scott Siegel

Andrew Goffman's solo show about discovering his father's X-rated videos is comically engaging.

[ TE ] The Accidental Pervert - Review OSCAR E. MOORE

It is a bold, honest, unique, taboo-breaking, laugh filled evening of Mr. Goffman exposing his private inner porno life after discovering, at the age of eleven, his dad's secret stash of sex tapes.

[ BS ] The Task - Reviewed by MITCH MONTGOMERY

A raunchy zeal for revolution rescues this otherwise overloaded re-evaluation of German avant-garde.

[ LAT ] Culture Monster
Review: 'A Song at Twilight' at Odyssey Theatre Ensemble by Philip Brandes

Orson Bean fills the bill nicely in Odyssey Theatre Ensemble's revival, wringing every drop of literate inflection and acerbic venom from Coward's signature glittering dialogue.

[ BS ] A Song at Twilight - Reviewed by Dany Margolies

One wonders why this gem of a Noël Coward play has been hidden from West Coast audiences until now.

[ CT ] 'Year of Magical Thinking' at Court Theatre: Capturing real grief nothing short of magic by Chris Jones (*** 1/2)

[ CST ] Fisher finds her signature role in Didion BY HEDY WEISS

[ CU ] Girls Night: The Musical

A return engagement of a fun night out for the girls only.

[ CU ] Six Degrees of Separation

John Guare's play still entertains 20 years later

[ T ] Alan Ayckbourn back on blistering form with My Wonderful Day By Charles Spencer

Alan Ayckbourn is now 70, and this, incredibly, is his 73rd play. Sometimes I have accused him of writing on autopilot but My Wonderful Day finds him in top form - and breaking new ground.

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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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