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Jane Fonda Back on Broadway in ‘33 Variations’

‘Brighton Beach,’ ‘Broadway Bound’ Back to Broadway?

Los Angeles Times Culture Monster Blog

'Criss Angel: Believe' opens in Las Vegas

Chad Jones' Theater Dogs Blog

Review: `Girl Crazy’
42nd Street Moon revives loveable, embraceable `Girl’

Back Stage

The Middle Ages reviewed by Jason Fitzgerald
The times they are a-changin', or so Bob Dylan sings during a sound cue in the new production of A.R. Gurney's The Middle Ages.

Variety

'Peruvian Songbird' Yma Sumac dies
'Nightingale' soprano dubbed was 86

Richard Dreyfuss sets gig at Old Vic
Actor to star in 'Complicit'

The Wicked Stage

More Lessons From the Music Business
Again, not to beat a dead horse, but this kind of questioning seems to be what we in the culture racket need to be pondering: ...It occurs to me that the sheer amount of people in the world who now have v..

Playbill

* Hwang and Kwan to Attend Final Benefit Performance of Flower Drum Song in San Jose
* Westport Announces Additional Screenings of Paul Newman Our Town
* Broadway Grosses: Oct. 27 - Nov. 2
* Hello, Phyllis? Will Leachman Play Blucher in Broadway's Young Frankenstein?
* ONSTAGE & BACKSTAGE: One Day More
* Caligula Star Morton to Take Part in Lafayette College's Development Series
* Rigby to Star as Mrs. Claus in The Magical Spirit of Christmas
* Is Irena's Vow Headed for Broadway?
* PHOTO CALL: White Christmas Readies for Broadway

TheaterMania

Review: The Middle Ages
Theatre Breaking Through Barriers offers up a merely serviceable production of A.R. Gurney's 1977 play.

* Bernhard, DeLaria, Ferguson, Hoffman, LaChanze, Lewis, Porter to Play Joe's Pub

Broadway.com

* Broadway Grosses: Halloween Pushes B.O. Down; Billy Elliot Strong

nytheatre.com

Review: Capture Now

Review: The Middle Ages

Review: The Files

CurtainUp

Review: Romantic Poetry
Short on romance and poetry, heavy on rhyme and metaphor pushing lyrics. .

Review: The Middle Ages
For Gurney fans and anyone who wants to eavesdrop on a vanishing era. . .

Review: Capture Now
A solo show that wants to be Romeo and Juliet

The Times UK

The curtain goes up on Mindgame
The long process of rehearsing and reshaping Ken Russell's off-Broadway production is over. Now bring in the audience

Rue Magique, King's Head Theatre, London
The best efforts of the cast and crew cannot save this distasteful trivialising of a deadly serious subject

La Cage aux Folles at the Playhouse Theatre, WC2
This show may lack any real political punch, but it’s as uplifting as Albin’s cantilevered corset

Whatsonstage.com

* Photos: Walters Joins Actors Centre 30th Anniversary
* 1st Night Photos: La Cage Dances into Playhouse