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Washington Post

Backstage: Washington Area Performing Arts Video Archive, Factory 449 and More
Things are looking up for the Washington Area Performing Arts Video Archive , a nonprofit group that makes video recordings of professional theater for posterity and for use by acting students and anyone else who's interested.

DC Theatre Scene

Interview: Forbidden Broadway’s Jennie Eisenhower

* Cast announced for Forum’s Angels in America

Potomac Stages

Review: The Millionairess - Olney Theatre Center for the Arts
Even minor Shaw is major theater

Philadelphia Inquirer

Dynamic duo collaborate on a musical
A lit-smart coming-of-age story where money, lust, suicide, and angst intertwine - this isn't an episode of Gossip Girl or a bad day on The Hills.

Edge Philadelphia

And Baby Makes Seven
Strong performances and solid direction struggle to compensate for Vogel’s wacky drama about non-traditional families.

Live Arts & Fringe Festival Blog

Artist Profile: Olive Prince
Olive Prince's story begins in Idaho. "My parents were hippies and they traveled often," Prince recalls. "I was born in a log cabin."

Boston Globe

It's all about Shanley
Watching six plays by John Patrick Shanley at one time is no “Doubt’’ like hitting the jackpot. The Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright’s “Welcome to the Moon and Other Plays’’ is a collection of short plays about the human condition. The Uncommon Theatre Young Adult Company performances include “The Red Coat,’’ “Down and Out,’’ “Out West,’’ and “A Lonely Impulse of Delight.’’ ...

Providence Journal

Improvised festival
Once again, for the sixth consecutive year, preparations haven’t been made. Performers haven’t rehearsed. Yet the shows will go on.

Providence Phoenix

Use your delusion
RWU'S Fool for Love hits emotional high notes

Portland Phoenix

Newman's own
Mainstream life, good read

Orlando Sentinel

Orlando-area arts organizations are creatively cutting back

Orlando Sentinel Attention Must Be Paid Blog

* IceHouse honors past theater season
* Valencia looks for new scripts

Sarasota Herald-Tribune 24/7 Blog

REVIEW: FST Improv gets spontaneous laughs

St. Petersburg Times

Cirque du Soleil's 'Saltimbanco' visits Tampa as arena show

Miami Herald Drama Queen Blog

Farewell to a super critic
Lois Baumoel, a theater critic for more than 50 years, passed away a week ago. She had a wonderful, long life -- she was 93 when she died -- but losing someone special is always sad. And Lois was special.

the CLog - Arts

Theater is hot, hot, hot!
Dog eat dog? Not in Charlotte, as summer theater gets going at CP, Davidson, and Matthews with robust attendance despite the invasion of the touring Andrew Lloyd Webber behemoth at the Belk, The Phantom of the Opera. Nor have all these boffo Metrolina openings impacted on the big local hits already in mid-run.