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Blue Sky Project and Victoria Theatre Association present a live performance collaboration in the Wintergarden of the Benjamin and Marian Schuster Performing Arts Center, Thursday, July 22, 2010.

Recently, Broadway enthusiast and NY Post columnist Michael Riedel dedicated some time to another passion of his-roller coasters.

Join us Saturday, July 24th for the not-to-be-missed musical event of the season.

This weekend at the Cornelia Street Cafe listen to music by the Fabian Almazan Trio, poetry by Ted Jonathan, and more.

Two Pence Shakespeare presents their inaugural production, William Shakespeare's 'The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet,' set between the two world wars in Italy, exploring the realities of life after combat. Civil unrest is only the symptom of a society dealing with the effects of war, and Verona is populated by young men recently returned home, experiencing fear, loss, grief ... and the unexpected deliverance of love. As modern day America continues to welcome home returning veterans, this production follows me, trained in the art of war, settling into an uneasy peace with their friends and family already suffering from the post-war economy. How can two young people hope to find peace with each other amidst so much chaos and pain? 'The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet' runs about two hours with one intermission.

On Wednesday, July 14th NewFilmmakers celebrates Bastille Day. Flying in will be the director and cast members of THE VISIT about a French teenager obsessed with porn.

Danger ahead! The boys are back in the Neo-Futurists' season opener, Daredevils' Hamlet, opening Saturday, August 21, 2010 at The Neo-Futurarium, 5153 N. Ashland. There will be previews on August 19 and 20.

The Broadway Comedy Club has announced events for July 7-July 11.

The Broadway Comedy Club has announced events for July 7-July 11.

Sell a Door Theatre Company produces THE PHILANDERED by Bernard Shaw. This rarely performed gem was last seen in London nearly twenty years ago. This fresh, raw and dynamic production revives one of Bernard Shaw's best comedies.

La Boite Theatre Company presents I LOVE YOU, BRO by Adam J A Cass and directed by David Berthold from 17 July-8 August.

The Mornington Players is now accepting resumes for production staff for their 2010 production of You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown. The show is scheduled to run Friday to Sunday November 12th to the 21st. Auditions will be held in September. Rehearsal schedule will be set once the show is cast. Currently we are looking for a director, choreographer, musical director, and stage manager.

The London production of ENRON today enters the last six weeks of its limited run at the Noel Coward Theatre, before its final performance at 7.30pm on 14th August.

Tom Deckman will perform 'Characters I coulda nailed!' as a special performance to benefit the Fordham Alumni Theatre Company.

Israel Hicks, the Denver Center Theatre Company director, died Saturday in New York of prostate cancer. He was 66.

In a recent LA Times article, actor Laurence Fishburne talked about his one-man show 'Thurgood' which will be playing the Geffen Playhouse in Westwood.

In a recent article by The Boston Globe, Bill Hanney, the new owner of the North Shore Music Theatre, is enthusiastic about the theatre's future. Despite still being under construction, GYPSY is set to open in 11 days.

According to an article by NorthJersey.com, artistic director of Millburn's Paper Mill Playhouse, Mark S. Hoebee is now the interim executive director. He took on the role on June 24 when Mark W. Jones resigned from the position.

According to an article by NorthJersey.com, Mark W. Jones, director of the Paper Mill Playhouse, resigned from the Millburn theater on June 24.

South Florida's newest producing team, Jason Blitman & Michelle Terl, have launched FINDING NEMA - an exciting new festival aimed at pairing fresh, young local talent with up-and-coming composing teams to celebrate new voices in musical theatre.