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Miami Herald - Drama Queen Blog

Classic musicals
Three strong revivals (and one not-so-hot one -- guess which) are up for the Tony Award as best musical revival. My predictions for the winners of this and every other category will be in the Miami Herald's print and online editions on Tony Sunday, June 15. Meanwhile -- which musical revival do you think will take home the Tony?

Orlando Sentinel - Attention Must Be Paid Blog

Theater review: 'Sonnets for an Old Century' at Mad Cow Theatre

Chad Jones' Theater Dogs Blog

Berkeley Rep cancels `Yellow Face,’ tours Hoch

Orange County Register

Jazz musician to stage benefit concert for Cabrillo Playhouse

Despite absence of diva-ness, “Wicked’s” Erin Mackey has done alright

The Envelope - Los Angeles Times

Experts predict who'll win the Tonys

Chicago Tribune - Theater Loop Blog

'Shout' to shout no more at Drury Lane
"Shout! The Mod Musical" is closing June 29 at the Drury Lane Theatre at Water Tower Place. Weak sales scuppered the production much more quickly than expected. If you have tickets past that date, contact where you bought them to...

NY1

Broadway Stars Prepare For Sunday's Tony Awards

Back Stage West

Review: Fahrenheit 451
The latest stage incarnation of Bradbury's sci-fi literati treat is a kindhearted return to stylish material that's most definitely still got something to say.

Review: Dog Sees God
Director Nick DeGruccio and a spirited cast capture the humor and heart in Royal's irresistible existential comedy.

Review: Finally
Stephen Belber's script, consisting of four related monologues, is lightly sprinkled with metaphor but is emotionally and intellectually laden with the guilt of modern tragedy.

Review: In On It
The play is funny and fun to watch, but it may be a bit too clever for its own good. It throws us so many curve balls that it's hard to sort out all the details.

Review: Teen Girl
Tanner at his best tinges honest stories with a sense of the nutty. In this case it makes for an entertaining combination.

Review: Someday
This is clearly an excellent vehicle for Cornerstone, whose community collaborations on the subjects of spirituality, ethics, the environment, and other verities are legion.

Playbill

* PHOTO CALL: Spring Awakening's Bashoff and Estabrook Get Caffeinated
* PLAYBILL.COM'S THEATRE WEEK IN REVIEW, June 7-13: August in June
* Apple Tree Theatre Presents Works by Grant, Lippa and Wasserstein in 2008-2009
* Piszel Will Join Rea for Public's Kicking a Dead Horse
* Sheik and Bostwick Will Be Tony Presenters
* Tony Nominee Gaines Questioned His Gypsy Casting
* Apocalyptic "2012" Film Features Cusack, Glover, Peet and Platt
* UndergroundZero Festival Announces Line-Up and July Dates
* Blackhurst, Dussault, McArdle and More Will Celebrate the Sixties in You've Got Possibilities
* Dugan, Huber, O'Donnell, Rutberg and More to Star in Perfect Harmony
* PHOTO CALL: A Dangerous Personality Opens Off-Broadway
* Jibson, Pedi, Buonopane and More to Be Part of "Curvalicious" Reading
* Winther and Grigsby Will Offer New Love Songs at the Metropolitan Room
* Dog Day Afternoon to Play Off-Broadway's Studio Theatre

TheaterMania

* Full Cast, Creative Team Set for What the Butler Saw at Wellfleet
* Darrell Hammond to Perform Comedy Shows at Bay Street Theatre
* Michele Lee to Star in Pittsburgh CLO's Mame
* 62nd Annual Tony Awards Will Be Presented on June 15
* Piszel, Rea Set for Shepard's Kicking a Dead Horse
* Full Cast, Creative Team Set for All the Rage
* Drama Desk Names 2008-2009 Nominating Committee
* Branagh, Chancellor, Dillane, Jacobi, Law, Roger, et al. Set for Donmar Warehouse Season
* Full Cast, Creative Team Set for Perfect Harmony

Broadway.com

* The Music Man: Tony-Honored Orchestrator Robert Russell Bennett

nytheatre.com

Review: Coffee & Fools
Review: The Reckoning of Kit & Little Boots

TheaterTimes (CA)

Review: Adam Baum and the Jew Movie

The Guardian

Chekhov champion?
Quiz: As a daring new version of Three Sisters begins its run at London's Gate, test your knowledge of the great Russian playwright in our quiz ...

The Guardian - Performing Arts Blog

Lyn Gardner: What to see this week

Whatsonstage.com

Cast: Chancellor in Credit, Stoppard Rocks, Timon

Review: The Ugly One

Whatsonstage.com - Off-West End & Fringe

Review: Suburbia
Suburbia is the latest in a long line of plays that seek to anatomise a certain underclass of disenfranchised young adults. From Edward Bond’s Saved to Jim Cartwright’s Road, some of the most resonant theatre ...

London Theatre Guide

Casts return to Tricycle for Moonlight and Love
The lure of the Tricycle theatre has drawn five original cast members back to reprise their roles in upcoming productions of Moonlight And Magnolias and Let There Be Love.

Chancellor, Teale and Burke are Creditors
Anna Chancellor, Owen Teale and Tom Burke have been confirmed in the cast of the Donmar Warehouse’s autumn production of Creditors.