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Associated Press

Jane Fonda's '33 Variations' Sets Date and Theater
The date for Jane Fonda's return to Broadway after an absence of more than four decades has been set.

New York Times ArtsBeat Blog

Auf Wiedersehen to Trapp Hotel Idea

Los Angeles Times Culture Monster Blog

Review: 'Ivanov' @ UCLA Live
Fog rolls in throughout the Volksbühne am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz’s production of “Ivanov.” But even though the effect is largely confined to the stage area, it’s a sure bet that anyone attending ...

Chad Jones' Theater Dogs Blog

Celebrating Noël Coward’s genius
First a disclosure: the following deals with one of my best friends, who happens to be a fantastic performer and a veteran of the Bay Area theater and cabaret scene.

Playbill

* Black Monk, with Austin Pendleton, Opens Off-Broadway Dec. 4
* Fitzgerald, Leavel, Cariani, Dratch, Wendt Signed for Minsky's World Premiere
* Heinz, Kettles, Shanahan and Wroe to Answer Dead Man's Cell Phone in Hartford

TheaterMania

* Hearn, McNair, Gilfry Set for Ravinia Festival's Camelot
* Dratch, Fitzgerald, Leavel, Wendt, et al. Set for Minsky's at Ahmanson
* Doubt Wins Two National Board of Review Awards
* Steven Fales' Missionary Position Set to Premiere at Celebration

Broadway.com

Fresh Face: Scarlett Strallen is flying high as Broadway’s new Mary Poppins

About Last Night

TT: Are you a Brit?
If so, perhaps you can answer the following question for me: is it idiomatic for an Englishman to refer to his lawyer as "counselor" in direct address? (Example: "Well, counselor, do you think you're going to be able to get me acquitted?") ....

The Playgoer

Theatre Chat on NPR
Here's a 30 minute discussion on WNYC's Leonard Lopate show between Paula Vogel, Bartlett Sher, and Denver Theatre Center's AD Kent Thompson on What's the Deal with Regional Theatre??? Or something like that.

The Producer's Perspective

Favorite Quotes: Volume XV

The Wicked Stage

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Whatsonstage.com

Review: Peter Pan (Leeds)
Peter Pan - A Musical Adventure, seen last year at Birmingham Rep in what I termed a “no-holds-barred production” full of “spectacle, humour and magic”, seems, if anything, more upfront than ever as it transfers to the West Yorkshire Playhouse whilst...