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* Norman and Brown's Trumpet of the Swan to Feature Bates, Kennedy, Thomas and Willard
* Daisey's If You See Something Say Something Filmed at Joe's Pub
* Equus Expands Student Rush Ticket Policy
* PHOTO CALL: Saturn Returns Enjoys Starry Opening Night
* "Office" Star Hardin to Make Broadway Debut in Chicago
* Rosie's Gala to Feature Tribute to Rivera with Neuwirth, Ebersole and West Side Story Cast
* Weiner Named Chairman of TDF's Board of Trustees

TheaterMania

* Bates, Kennedy, Thomas, Willard, et al. Set for Kennedy Center's The Trumpet of the Swan
* Melora Hardin to Join Broadway's Chicago on December 29
* Ebersole, Neuwirth, O'Donelll, Rivera Set for Building Dreams for Kids Gala
* Astin, Borle, Callaway, de Jesus, Huffman, et al. Set for Bound for Broadway
* Full Cast Set for 1812 Production's Cherry Bomb

Talkin' Broadway

NJ Reviews: It Ain't Nothin' But the Blues, High School Musical

nytheatre.com

Review: Twelfth Night
Review: La Vida es Sueno

The Artful Manager

Enabling and rewarding your critics
There's more and more conversation out there (at least that I'm hearing) about embracing and enabling audience members to connect around your content and contribute their own perspectives. Whether through discussion...

The Clyde Fitch Report

The Scott Eckern Aftermath; or, Thank You for the Buzz, Sacramento Bee

The Mirror up to Nature

Falstaffe's Crew
Brendan Kiley makes a request while reviewing a production of Henry IV.

Play Descriptions and A New Genre?
I love reading through the summaries from The Dramatist Play Service and Samuel French Catalogues.

The Playgoer

Humana Fest '09

The Stage UK

Really Useful Group website to offer social networking
Andrew Lloyd Webber's Really Useful Group has overhauled its website to include a new social networking section where theatre fans can have their own show-themed profile pages.

More4 to celebrate McKellen's career with a season of programmes
More4 is to celebrate the career of Ian McKellen with a special season of programmes, including a new film version of the Royal Shakespeare Company's production of King Lear.

The Stage UK - Blogs

Mark Shenton: Back to school….
Musicals are, of course, taken seriously in New York, or rather more seriously, than anywhere else I know: everyone talks about them, everyone goes to them, and Broadway revolves around them. (Or at least it does in the circles...