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New York Times

Nicky Silver, a Bit Less Angry, Is Back With a New Play, ‘Three Changes'
Nicky Silver on the stage at Playwrights Horizons, where his new play, “Three Changes,” is in previews, headed toward a Sept. 18 opening. ...
* Slide Show: Alive and Real

A Guide to the Obscure References in ‘[title of show]
To ensure that no theater reference goes unappreciated in their musical, the creators and two of the co-stars of “[title of show]” created a cheat sheet.

Letter Orchestrations: Who Writes the Songs from Stephen Sondheim

An Actor Makes an Album, His Way
Terrence Howard turns to the drama of his music, where he can express himself freely without the strictures of a director or writer.

For a Good Time, Let the Dance Numbers Move You
A musical [Half a Sixpence] from the past is dusted off, but it takes lots of effort to care even a whit about the musical’s stock characters and threadbare plot.

Scenes That You Can Cozy Up To
“Over the River and Through the Woods” at the John W. Engeman Theater benefits from a committed cast of veteran performers.

When a Bureaucratic Error Spins Out of Control
Like all good theater, “Ten Percent of Molly Snyder” at Penguin Repertory Company will make you think.

Newsday

Linda Winer: A horse is more than a horse in 'Equus'

New York Post

Liz Smith: More power to people, people
New York minute! There is the gifted Michael Feinstein ambling across West 58th street between Fifth and Sixth and he comes upon a lot of tapes and books piled high at the curb for sanitation....

New York Journal-News

New City to Broadway to Hollywood
New City's Skylar Astin, an original member of the cast of "Spring Awakening," appears in the new film "Hamlet 2"

Bergen Record

Slow economy dims the lights on Broadway [Associated Press Feature]