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Officer Krupke, You're Historically Precise
Here's a real New York detective story — or actually, more of a police officer story. A sergeant story. Sergeant Krupke, to be exact, and the search for his perfect 1950s uniform.

Gothamist

Pencil This In
THEATER: Most of us associate Our Town with unbearably earnest high school drama club productions, or reruns of that Growing Pains episode in which Mike and Boner get cast in the play and Mike decides he wants to be an actor. But Chicago director David Cromer, who won an OBIE for last year's Adding Machine, is ...

amNY New York City Theater

Jim Norton, Kate Baldwin, Cheyenne Jackson Set for Finian's Rainbow

Bostonist

Review: The Odyssey at Charlestown Working Theater
The Charlestown Working Theater may be one of the most overlooked performance spaces in Boston. A weirdly beautiful space at the base of Bunker Hill, the theater is built inside what was once a 19th-century firehouse. the CWT plays host to smaller local companies like Theatre on Fire and Molasses Tank Productions, plus out-of-town fringe wanderers.

Chicagoist

Not Heard From Lately: Elderly Strippers

DC Theatre Scene

Spooky Action Announces Its New Space

Review: A Bronx Tale

Kathleen Chalfant Interview

Playbill

* Frank McCourt and Clan Set for Symphony Space Discussion
* Casting Announced for Gilligan's Island: The Musical

TheaterMania

* BC / EFA Auctions 33 Variations Opening Night Package
* Steve Blanchard, Rob Evan, Charles Grodin, et al. Set for 100 Years of Broadway Fundraiser
* Marni Nixon to Appear at Music for All Seasons' Conversations Series on March 9
* Will Ferrell to Star in B Team Film
* Olney Theatre Announces King of the Jews Cast and Creative Team

Bitter Lemons

Star Wars, a Musical Journey
The well is officially dry.

“Double Indemnity”: 50% Bitter

The Rob Kozlowski Chicago Theater and Vintage Film Medicine Show

Reaching out
An interesting blog post from Kelly Kleiman, Dueling Critic at WBEZ: http://apps.wbez.org/blog/?p=1593. An excerpt follows:

Whatsonstage.com

Peter Pan Flies Home to Kensington Gardens Tent
After more than 100 years, the boy who wouldn’t grow up will return home to Kensington Gardens this summer when Peter Pan will be performed there in a specially designed 1,100-seat tent in the Royal Park. The new version of JM Barrie’s ch...

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