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New York Choral Society (NYCS) will close its' 52nd season with a performance of Antonín Dvo?ák's powerful Stabat Mater on May 1, commemorating the death of the great composer on May 1,1904. The performance will feature acclaimed soprano Angela Meade, mezzo-soprano Tamara Mumford, tenor Yeghishe Manucharyan and bass-baritone Burak Bigili accompanied by the Brooklyn Philharmonic at Carnegie Hall at 2pm.

Entertainment Events Productions is proud to announce that the Off-Broadway premiere of the smash UK hit GIRLS NIGHT: THE MUSICAL, written by Louise Roche and directed by Sonya Carter, will be playing at the East 14th Street Theatre beginning May 11th for a limited engagement.

Teatro Bravo brings back '14' by Jose Casas, a play that it originally produced in 2003, chronicling the events in which fourteen immigrants died crossing the desert near Yuma, Arizona. The play is based on interviews with Arizonans and their various different attitudes towards the contemporary issues of undocumented immigration.

Gallagher's Steak House, a long-standing supporter of Theater for A New Audience, will host the Opening Night Celebration of the company's production of MacBeth on Sunday night, March 20.

Tickets are now on sale for The Brown Paper Box Co.'s one-night-only remount of Kevin Murphy and Dan Studney's award-winning spoof, REEFER MADNESS! THE MUSICAL. Performances are Wednesday, April 20, 2011 at Studio BE (3110 N. Sheffield Ave.) in Chicago's Lakeview neighborhood. Tickets and information can be found at www.brownpaperbox.org, www.studio-be.org, or by calling 773.248.5900.

CMT is adding made-for-television movies to its development and programming slate with the creation of the CMT ORIGINAL MOVIES franchise, it was announced today by Mary Beth Cunin, SVP, Programming, CMT. This newly-formed division will roll out television movies for the network focusing primarily on romantic comedies, in addition to music-based films.

The ECNY Awards, New York's original comedy awards celebrated the absolute best in New York comedy tonight during a standing room only reception at The 92Y Tribeca in New York City. Through rapturous applause and laughter, eighteen awards were presented to the most hilarious and hard-working comedians in New York City today.

The sophomore season of this quirky hit Lifetime series from Sony Pictures Television stars Brooke Elliott (What Women Want) as a shallow wannabe model who dies in a sudden accident only to find her soul resurfacing in the body of a brilliant, plus-size and recently deceased attorney, Jane.

Shimmering with 18 songs from Cole Porter's most beloved musicals, High Society, the Musical is a high energy stage adaptation of the 1950's movie that starred Frank Sinatra and Bing Crosby. The fast-moving story centers on a comically pretentious Oyster Bay wedding in June, 1938. Hilarious romantic complications revolve around the bride-to-be, her parents, and a smitten tabloid reporter. Colorful production numbers capture all the magic of Cole Porter's timeless lyrics.

Prescott Fine Arts Association is proud to present in association with the Prescott Public Library, A LITTLE SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE at 2:00 PM on Sunday, March 27, 2011, at the Prescott Public Library. The three one-act plays are directed by Parker Anderson, Alex Gabaldon and Sean Jeralds. Admission is free though donations are appreciated.

Thrillpeddlers is happy to announce that after its record-breaking 22 month run of the award-winning production of PEARLS OVER SHANGHAI, they are presenting composer Scrumbly Koldewyn's revival of the 1972 Musical revue extravaganza VICE PALACE: The Last Cockettes Musical at the Hypnodrome Theatre from April 22 thru July 31, 2011 in SF.

Devoted to stimulating its South Florida audience with a diverse repertoire, Florida Grand Opera (FGO) continues its current season with Don Giovanni, one of the world's most beloved operas, and the newly-commissioned Cyrano. The two productions will be performed throughout April and May, beginning with Don Giovanni on April 16, 2011.

Bay Street Theatre is pleased to announce GIRLS NIGHT OUT, on Wednesday, March 30 at 6:30 pm. Celebrate summer early as the evening is just two months away from Memorial Day! Enjoy a night of pampering, fashion, cocktails, raffles and more for $25 per person.

Uptown Players begins its second full season at the Kalita Humphreys Theater with the regional premiere of The Young Man From Atlanta by the late legendary Texas playwright, Horton Foote, running April 1 - 17, 2011.

Delicate, beautiful, and wonderfully strange, the music of Israeli composer Chaya Czernowin is rapidly gaining international notice. She was recently appointed to the faculty at Harvard and has been commissioned by such powerhouse groups as Ensemble Modern and Ensemble Intercontemporain. Either/Or, 'a new and first-rate new-music ensemble' (The New York Times), makes its Miller debut.

Lehmann Maupin Gallery announces its second solo exhibition of works by Tim Rollins and K.O.S. (Kids of Survival), on view 24 March - 30 April, 2011 at 540 W. 26th Street. The exhibition will continue the artists' extensive practice in challenging notions of art through deep engagement with literary and historical texts.

The Gallery at Katy Visual & Performing Arts Center is in bloom this entire month with the contemporary and whimsical landscape art collection of Varsha Tyagi. Both intricit and charming, these pieces were created in traditional mediums of oil, watercolor, acrylic and pastels. 'My style of painting reflects a mix of creative and figurative abstract,' says Varsha. Her current collection is called Trees.

NBC 'Last Call with Carson Daly' (Mondays-Fridays, 1:35-2:05 a.m. ET), currently in its 10th season, will be shining a light on some of the most dynamic women in music for four nights of 'Women Who Rock' beginning Tuesday, March 15.

Little Mary Sunshine is a charming musical spoof in the vein of Gilbert and Sullivan. With stalwart Forest Rangers, a sweet and lovely heroine and her 'naughty' sidekick, a chorus of simpering school girls, and a villainous Indian, it pokes fun at the overly earnest heroes and heroines, dastardly villains and every coquettish soubrettes of bygone eras.

A scientist, explorer, wildlife correspondent, anthropologist and inspirational speaker, Dr. Mireya Mayor, a Ph.D. in anthropology, has reported on wildlife and habitat issues to worldwide audiences for more than a decade. On March 23 she will present My Wild Life at Mesa Arts Center's Ikeda Theater.