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AmericanTheaterWeb

Review - Glimpses of the Moon - Musical Take on Wharton Fails to Soar

CD/Book Review - Celebrating Wicked's Fifth Anniversary on Disc and in Print

New York Times Arts Beat Blog

'Tale of Two Cities' To Close

Playbill

* Chan, Sage, Andricain, Harding, Torres and More Set for Take Me America Reading
* HB Studio and HB Playwrights Foundation to Honor Stiller and Meara Nov. 10
* Diva-lution of Molly Pope, Directed by Rimalower, Sets Beechman Dates
* Marvelous Wonderettes Cast Will Celebrate New Recording Nov. 11
* Steele and Creel Will Join Forces for Zipper Concert Nov. 6
* Wicked Tour Welcomes New Elphaba, Donna Vivino, Nov. 5

TheaterMania

* Spring Awakening Event to Be Held at 92nd St Y/Tribeca on November 10
* Galloway, Poe, et al. Set for Irondale's London Cries
* Full Cast, Creative Team Set for L.A.'s The Life

Talkin' Broadway

Review: Dirty Business in FL

BroadwayWorld

* Shayna Steele and Gavin Creel Perform Together at Zipper 11/6
* Playwrights Horizons Accepting LIVEforFIVE Entries for PRAYER FOR MY ENEMY

The Artful Manager

Policy to come?
Given the regime change enacted in last night's election results, it might be a good time to reread (or read for the first time) the Obama campaign's arts policy document, which is reprinted in full below. You can also grab a PDF version here.

The Clyde Fitch Report

Want to Weigh In on Equity Showcase Reform?

Whatsonstage.com

* Mandy Patinkin Brings Live Songbook to West End
* Oliver's AlternateAussie Nancy, More Music

Latest Gossip: Gossip: Kendal Grabs Drag & Fag to Play Gray???

Whatsonstage.com - Off-West End & Fringe

Review: Any Which Way
Only Connect 3-29 November 2008 Unless you’ve been under a rock for the past few years, you will know that knife crime in the capital is a serious and escalating problem. And arts charity Only Connect have put themselves on the front line, working with ex-offenders

Whatsonstage.com - Blogs

Michael Coveney: Standard snubs Vanessa and Elena
The annual awards season has kicked off with the announcement of the Evening Standard’s long list and as usual the omissions are at least as interesting as those nominated.