11/12/08 AM Clips - Mid-West, Southwest
By Andy Propst on Nov 12, 2008 | In Central U.S., Mid-West, Southwest
Chicago Sun-Times
Artistic Home finds 'Angel' on shoulder
Studio picks up 'August' film
Movie giant Harvey Weinstein has signed on as a producer of "August: Osage County," the big-screen version of Steppenwolf's Tony-winning hit. His Weinstein Co. will distribute the film, now being penned by "August" playwright Tracy Letts. Jean Doumanian and Chicago's Steve Traxler are the other producers.
Minneapolis Star-Tribune
Taboo talk
David Harrower's "Blackbird" dares to reveal humanity and nuance in a drama of two people damaged by sexual abuse.
Exploring the perilous reefs of grief
The sweet love story of C.S. Lewis and Joy Davidman Gresham has flashes of heartbreak in a solid Dowling production.
Encore Michigan
Musical legacy of Nina Simone celebrated Nov. 16
mLive.com
Musical writing duo from Frankenmuth and Caro debut a new show at the University of Michigan
Rockettes cancel one of four shows at Van Andel Arena
Cleveland Plain Dealer On Stage Blog
Video: 'A Raisin in the Sun' at the Cleveland Play House, narrated by director Lou Bellamy
Dallas Morning News Arts Blog
We were there: The Second City at the Majestic
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
'Stomp’ is a show greater than the drumming of its parts
Austin American Statesman
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