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PRIVATE LIVES by Noel Coward is set for the Mad Cow Theatre Company. The production will run from March 30th through April 29th.

LYLE THE CROCODILE is set to play at the Orlando Repertory Theatre from February 23rd through March 25th.

The Alhambra Theatre & Dining wil present the musical BUDDY: THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY from April 11th through June 3rd.

Alhambra Theatre & Dining is set to present to classic HELLO, DOLLY! from February 29th-April 8th. The production will star Sally Struthers.

The San Pedro Playhouse will present MY FAIR LADY from March 16th-April 14th at the Russell Hill Rogers Theater.

Stage Coach Theatre presents SKIN DEEP, a romantic comedy by Jon Lonoff and directed by Joseph Wright. The production will run from March 2nd through 17th.

The Aquila Theatre Company's touring production of MacBeth will play the WYO Theatre on Tuesday March 6th at 7:30 p.m.

Leslie Uggams will appear at Barnes & Noble to promote her new CD UPTOWN DOWNTOWN as part of the 'Live at Barnes & Noble' Series on March 8th at 7p.m, according to Theatremania. Also set for appearances are playwright Katori Hall and saxaphonist Tim Berne.

Tasti D-Lite has just unveiled a new flavor, 'Heavenly Cherry,' which was created especially at Tasti D-Lite for Broadway's SISTER ACT. Check out photos from the unveiling of the new flavor below with cast members John Tracey Egan, Caesar Samoya and Demond Green.

Robert Spano is set to conduct and narrate the upcoming Crescendo Concert featuring the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra's Youth Orchestra on March 25th.

Returning to the New Victory after 12 years, the company of AHHH HA! is returning to The New Victory Theatre from March 30 through April 14, with talkbacks following select performances. The ensemble fuses physical skill, aesthetics, athletics and comedy, and and sets it all to live music by the Afro-Hebrew ensemble Klezmocracy.

The Metropolitan Museum celebrates the 75th birthday of Philip Glass with two events: a conversation with his longtime friend the artist Chuck Close, and a chamber music concert with Glass at the piano with violinist Tim Fain at the Museum's fabled Temple of Dendur.

West Virginia University Hospitals East presents HOME GAMES, a comedy/drama by Tom Ziegler and directed by Michael Saunders from March 23rd-April 1st.

The Martin E. Segal Theatre Center's Spring 2012 season of programs kicks off with a day with Árpád Schilling, Hungarian director of the internationally renowned Krétakör company, and leading Hungarian theatre critic Andrea Tompa.

2nd Story Theatre presents the Rhode Island premiere of "August: Osage County" by Tracy Letts, directed by Ed Shea from March 8 - April 1.

Toy Box Theatre Company presents The Empress and El Diablo, a world premiere play written and directed by Jonathan Barsness with a live garage rock score by Colonna Sonora. Performances for The Empress and El Diablo will be held at The 4th Street Theatre, 83 East 4th Street for fourteen performances beginning Friday, March 16th through Saturday, March 31st, 2012.

Columbia University will present BIRTHDAY TRIAGE - an immersive, multi-media performance in which the audience accompanies one of four characters on their personal journeys as their birthday worlds collapse and unveil their mythological DNA. Four plays weave in and out of each other like DNA strands as audience members glimpse the shattered pieces of the characters' lives.

Emerging Artists Theatre, the acclaimed Off-Broadway theatre company, presents its annual New Works Series from February 27th-March 18th at the Tada! Theatre, 15 W. 28th St. This three-week theatre festival, which will present workshop productions of nearly 60 new theater pieces, was created to allow emerging artists bring their work to life on stage for the first time. Tickets $10 each and can be purchased through www.emergingartiststheatre.org.

The New Victory Theater and Barnes and Noble host an evening with playwright Laura Eason on February 27th at 7 p.m.

John Prine will perform with special gust Josh Ritter on Saturday April 21st at 7:30 p.m at the Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts.