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Chicago Tribune

Puppet magic drives 'Ox-herder's Tale' past its rough spots

Convincing family portrait in 'Angel'; satiric 'Unconquered'

Theater roundup: One in, one out

Entertainment for the merry, bright holidays

Holiday Guide 2008: Chris Jones' Top-10 best bets for the season

Chicago Sun-Times

Musical family secrets cultivate 'Grey Gardens'

Chicago dancer glad to be in step with Rockettes

Circle Theatre's 'Blondes' will leave you breathless

Speaking with Sherman Edwards and Kevin Miller

'Midsummer Night' a dream come true for director

Minneapolis Star-Tribune

Behind the laughter
It's the holly, jolly season for six actors making merry at the Brave New Workshop.

Hula hero
It's cold outside, but a one-man play about hula, hip-hop and Hawaiian heritage will heat up the stage in Uptown this weekend

OnStage: The white sheep of the family

St. Paul Pioneer Press

Ha-ha, ho-ho-ho Brave New Workshop pokes fun at the holidays for 50 years
This time of year, thoughts turn to family, friends and all that roasting chestnutness of the season. But there are also the long lines at the mall, the office holiday party and the in-laws. Let's face it, the holidays are great, but they're also stressful, awkward and funny.

Detroit Free Press

'Radio City Christmas Spectacular' on stage today

Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel

Early works by Mamet a mixed bag
The Boulevard Ensemble's evening of early Mamet one-act plays includes a couple of enigmatic 'huhs?' on the program.

UPAF announces allocation of funds for 2009
The United Performing Arts Fund announced at its annual meeting Thursday how it will distribute $8.3 million to performing arts groups in the coming year.

Louisville Courier-Journal

YPAS heads 'Into the Woods'
Classic fairy tales take all sorts of twists and turns in the clever musical "Into the Woods," written by James Lapine with music composed by Stephen Sondheim. The Youth Performing Arts School, known for its marvelous productions with a professional edge, is presenting the show.

Fort Worth Star-Telegram

Get on your feet for 'Stomp' at Bass Hall

Denver Post

Money, greed, love and laughs
'The Show-Off': Roaring Twenties melodrama strikes a familiar chord in modern times

Daily Camera

Review: Boulder's Dinner Theatre's 'The Producers'
Boulder's Dinner Theatre's production of "The Producers" isn't for everyone. Those who don't like to laugh on a full stomach should stay away, for instance.