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Orlando Sentinel Attention Must Be Paid Blog

Gay theater to secede from California

New York Magazine Vulture Blog

Broadway’s ‘Hair’ to Be Groff-Less

Time Out New York

“It’s about fucking time!”
That’s our reaction to hearing that South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone are writing a Broadway musical. About Mormons. Starring Cheyenne Jackson and his gaymazing

Playbill

* Anderson to Return to Broadway's Avenue Q Nov. 26
* Radcliffe to Auction Equus "Costume" for BC/EFA
* New Musical 13 to Close on Broadway in January 2009
* Estefan, Aiken, Connick Jr., Ray and More Join Starry Roster for "Rosie Live" TV Special
* Broadway Will Get Crafty with ActorCrafts Fair Nov. 22
* December "Doubt" Screening in Manhattan to Benefit The Actors Fund
* "ABC & Soap.Net Salute Broadway Cares" Benefit Set for March 2009
* Ford's Theatre to Reopen With Productions of Heavens Are Hung in Black and Civil War
* Sadie Frost to Star in Touched at the Trafalgar Studios in February 2009
* Atwell Joins Cast of Forthcoming West End Revival of View From the Bridge
* PHOTO CALL: The Acting Company Honors Zabel and TDF

TheaterMania

Photo File
Elizabeth Ashley, Zoe Caldwell, Michael Cerveris, Alexander Gemignani, Mary Stuart Masterson, Gerald McRaney, Orfeh, David Hyde Pierce, Stephen Sondheim, and Elaine Stritch catch up with our cameras.

* Broadway's 13 to Close on January 4
* D.C.'s Ford's Theatre to Hold Grand Reopening February 2009

Broadway.com

* Jason Robert Brown's 13 Announces Broadway Closing Date
* Hair Broadway Revival Cast Will Not Include Jonathan Groff
* She's Back! Tickets Now On Sale for Liza's at the Palace...

Fresh Face: Lorenzo Pisoni is the ultimate equine hero in Equus

Photo Op: Meet In the Heights' newest resident: Marcy Harriell

Video: History's Mizners make a musical at off-Broadway's Road Show

Talkin' Broadway

Review: On the Town
City Center Encores! has become renowned around town for its annual commitment to presenting elaborate concerts of musicals' scores that might otherwise misplace or diminish. But with the new Encores! production of On the Town, running through Sunday, there's reason to suspect that the venerable series may heretofore have missed - or at least undervalued - an even higher calling: dance. . . .

BroadwayWorld

* Photo Coverage: 'Billy Elliot' Gypsy Robe Ceremony
* 'SIGNATURE SCENE' Mixer For Young Professionals Starts 12/4
* 'A CHRISTMAS CAROL' Opens at Guthrie Theater 11/21

An Angry White Guy in Chicago

Friday Roundup: Here's a Drawing of a Spider
DADA in the Real (cyber)World

Parabasis

Why Should You Check out Under The Radar?

Things That Kept Me Up Last Night
Not being able to remember which Shakespeare play the line "My liege, I did deny no prisoners" comes from, only to realize it comes from....

The Stage UK

Female writers triumph in the Bruntwood Playwriting Competition
Female writers have stormed this year’s Bruntwood Playwriting Competition for the Manchester Royal Exchange, with three of the four winners being women.

Frost to make stage return in one-woman show
Sadie Frost is to return to the stage following a 24-year break to star in a one-woman show at London’s Trafalgar Studios.

The Guardian

What to say about … Imagine This
A West End musical about the Holocaust has horrified the critics, but will you choose to play devil's advocate? Here's how to hone your stance, based on this week's reviews

The Guardian Performing Arts Blog

Lyn Gardner: What to see this week
Now seems a good time to be planning your festive entertainment, with plenty of non-tinsel performances as well as panto dames

Whatsonstage.com - Off-West End & Fringe

The Hostess of the Inn, The Lion and Unicorn Theatre Club
Mirandolina, a smart and beautiful Florence innkeeper, is the flame around which various moths flap their doomed wings. She beguiles them all - the cash-strapped marquess, the flash and wealthy count, and faithful servant, Fabrizio

Newley - The Fool Who Dared to Dream, Upstairs at the Gatehouse
Anyone who lived through the sixties will remember Anthony Newley. He was unlike anyone else who had gone before him – born in Hackney he was one of the first of the working class heroes, singing with a pronounced cockney accent, treating songs with irreverence, fooling ...

London Theatre Guide

Atwell joins View From The Bridge
Actress Hayley Atwell is the latest cast member to be confirmed for the 2009 revival of Arthur Miller’s A View From The Bridge, joining the previously announced Ken Stott and Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio.

A Touch of Frost at Trafalgar Studios
Sadie Frost is to return to the stage for the first time in more than 20 years to play a woman obsessed with pop star Madonna. The play, entitled Touched…For The Very First Time, runs at Trafalgar Studio 2 from 4 February to 14 March

First Night Feature: Eddie Izzard: Stripped
Actor and stand-up comedian Eddie Izzard has reached rock star status within the comedy world since his first, Laurence Olivier Award-nominated, West End performance, Live At The Ambassadors, in 1993.