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The small Off Off Broadway Flea Theater and a powerful Hollywood agency are talking about mounting "The Parisian Woman," a new play about sexual politics in Washington, in a larger space tha…
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Bertie Carvel, an acclaimed theater actor in England, will once again play Miss Trunchbull in the adaptation of Roald Dahl's children's novel.
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Katie Holmes (once Mrs. Tom Cruise, if you hadn't heard) and Norbert Leo Butz are among the Midwesterners in "Dead Accounts," a play set in Cincinnati and opening this month on Broadway.
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Negotiations continue, despite an October 30 deadline set by judge in dispute between show's producers and its former director, Julie Taymor.
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In a pilot program, theatergoers will be able to purchase discount tickets for matinee and evening performances beginning in the morning, and some full-price tickets will be available at the…
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The suit, against former stockbroker Mark C. Hotton and others, alleges that their scheme to fake investors in the musical may be "responsible for its destruction."
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With a much-anticipated role in a much-anticipated revival, Katie Finneran is seeking the right balance for Miss Hannigan in "Annie."
SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 05:15PM[SHARE]Ben Sprecher, now clear of any suggestion he did anything untoward to cause the musical's collapse, has begun to spell out how it could have happened.
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The Tony-winning actress will play the scene-stealing grandmother in the musical, which will open at the American Repertory Theater and has attracted the attention of Broadway producers.
SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 02:06PM[SHARE]"Truman Capote's 'Breakfast at Tiffany's,'" a new stage adaptation by Richard Greenberg, will begin performances on Broadway in February.
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The lawyer for the lead producer of the Broadway musical, which collapsed after the reported death of a mysterious investor, said on Sunday that the investor and three others who were brough…
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It seems increasingly likely that a fund-raiser fabricated the four investors whom producers were relying on, according to a lawyer for the Broadway musical's lead producer.
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Mark C. Hotton, a stockbroker who introduced a producer of the musical to the mysterious investor Paul Abrams, is the subject of an unrelated federal fraud investigation.
SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 01:02PM[SHARE]The playwright Simon Stephens is hoping for his breakout moment in New York with "Harper Regan," which is in previews at Atlantic Theater Company.
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Mark C. Hotton, a stockbroker who introduced a producer of the musical to the mysterious investor Paul Abrams, is the subject of an unrelated federal fraud investigation.
SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 10:27PM[SHARE]Tuesday, October 2, 2012
A man with a history of civil fraud complaints against him steered the lead producer of "Rebecca" to the investor, according to a person who learned about the middleman from the producer.
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A lawyer for the lead producer of the recently canceled musical "Rebecca" said that criminal investigators had interviewed his client about the murky circumstances surrounding the loss of $4…
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An executive involved with the musical said the show would be postponed because lead producers were unable to close a $4.5 million gap in a $12 million budget.
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