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* MARQUEE VALUE: Slava's Snowshow at the Helen Hayes Theatre
* Tale of Two Cities' Lazar Guest Stars on Upcoming "Ugly Betty" Episode
* Allen, Dutton, Grammer, Mullally and Neuwirth Cast in "Fame" Remake
* WCBS to Broadcast "Holiday in Bryant Park" with Jackson, Feinstein and Ledisi
* Shubert Organization to Name Schoenfeld's Successor Dec. 2
* Johnston, McElroy, Lawson, Hart and Stewart Will Join Pascal and Rapp on Rent Tour
* Ithaca's Kitchen Theatre Company Buys New Home; 99-Seat House Will Open
* Talk Show Watch: Kristin Chenoweth on "The View," Shrek on "Today"

TheaterMania

* Allen, Dutton, Grammer, Mullally, Neuwirth Set for Fame Remake

Broadway.com

MTC to Present Lorenzo Pisoni's Humor Abuse; Casting Added for Two Shows

An Angry White Guy in Chicago

REVIEW: The Right Answer

Parabasis

Go Read Some Terry

The Guardian Performing Arts Blog

Lyn Gardner: The beauty of small musicals
The razzle-dazzle of West End mega-musicals is fun, but sometimes song-and-dance shows are better in more modest productions

Whatsonstage.com

Opening: Carousel, Night, Cinderella, WOS Awards
Amongst the major openings in London this week are: OPENING TONIGHT, Monday 1 December 2008, Harry Burton directs Jasper Rees and Jonathan Guy Lewis’ new play I Found My Horn at the Tristan Bates Theatre, about a man whose discovery of his old F...

Gossip: RSC Gets Tough to Tackle Hamlet Ticket Forgeries???
The Royal Shakespeare Company has hit another problem in its ongoing battle against ticket touts in the run-up to the London transfer of David Tennant’s Hamlet, which begins previews at the Novello theatre this week (3 December 2008). Following rep...

Whatsonstage.com - Off-West End & Fringe

The Time of Your Life, Finborough Theatre, London
A realistic set with the actors amongst us plus a little free champagne does a good job in making us feel right at home in this saloon bar, this San Francisco “honky-tonk” which is a way-station welcoming lost souls of all kinds. The cast of ...

Whatsonstage.com - Blogs

Middle Temple and Shaw-fire Riders
I never thought I’d go dancing in the hall where Twelfth Night was supposedly first performed in 1601, but so it turned out at a wedding party over the weekend. Like Sir Andrew Aguecheek, I can cut a caper when required, though I don’t pretend to have the back trick as strong as any man in Illyria…

London Theatre Guide

First Night Feature: Wig Out!
American playwright Tarell Alvin McCraney is riding high after two successful productions of his plays in London and a newly-minted Evening Standard Theatre Award sitting on his mantelpiece. Now the Royal Court stages his third play in the UK, Wig Out!

First Night Feature: Horrid Henry: Live And Horrid!
I will be honest, not having any kids of my own, Horrid Henry: Live And Horrid! was my first experience of the imaginative young tearaway who delights in tormenting his younger brother and is a constant headache for his parents.