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A Noise Within, the critically acclaimed classical repertory theatre company, announces 'Pay What You Can' dates for two of its fall 2009 productions, Shakespeare's spellbinding The Tragedy of King Richard III and Fyodor Dostoyevsky?s towering masterpiece Crime and Punishment.

Gig Harbor's annual Haunted House is coming and they are looking for volunteers! This will be their 19th year!

In less than a week, The Stage Guild will return to the boards with an evening of one-acts written by their favorite playwright, George Bernard Shaw. Biting, witty, and just down-right funny! Don't you think its time for DC to take itself less seriously?

The New McCree Theatre at 5005 Cloverlawn Dr., Flint, is now accepting registrations for children and youth Performing Arts workshops.

David Mamet's Oleanna continues its run at the University of Adelaide's Theatre Guild 27-31 October at 7.30pm in the Little Theatre. The show is directed by Ben McCann.

Sarah Stiles will be the special guest at Mostly Sondheim on Friday, September 25th.

Sydney will be the first stopover of the 2010 world tour of ?Ben Hur: Bigger than the Legend?, the spectacular stadium-sized extravaganza adapted from Lewis Wallace?s legendary best seller.

In celebration of its 80th anniversary, the 1939 MGM classic The Wizard of Oz will perform at The Orpheum beginning Tuesday, Dec. 15 through Sunday, Dec. 20 for eight performances only.

Broadway in South Africa's Second Annual Benefit is less than two weeks away and now, more than ever, they need your support. Over the course of two weeks in January 2009, Broadway in South Africa conducted 54 hours of hands-on workshops and programming for over 400 under privileged children in the townships of Cape Town, Johannesburg and Durban. Please join them Monday, October 5, 2009, for the Second Annual Broadway in South Africa Benefit Concert, featuring world-premiere songs based on essays from the children they work with in South Africa.

Sir Michael Parkinson will soon arrive to tour Australia in Parky The One - Man Show, an evening with Michael Parkinson live on stage, when he will relive the best of his guests and their greatest moments on screen.

Wayland Pickard is headlining his award-winning solo Liberace show, 'The Wonderful World of Liberace', on Friday, Sept 25th in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma at the Mitchell Hall Auditorium, a 1,500 seat theatre.

In 1996 the folks at the Shelterbelt Theatre came up with the idea of putting together a Halloween-themed presentation of original short plays. They called it Shelterskelter. The show was a hit, and this year Shelterskelter returns for installment number fourteen with ten original short plays dealing with horror, murder, mystery and the macabre.

'The Girl Singers of the Hit Parade' is a truly entertaining show jam-packed with hit after hit from some of the best-loved female vocalists of all-time. You'll not only hear fantastic music performed by an outstanding cast, Colleen Raye, Jennifer Grimm, Debra O'Keefe and Sophia Grimm, but also take a nostalgic trip back to a simpler time. Accompanied by three extraordinary musicians under the Direction of Norton Lawellin, the music has a 'true to the era' sound with background vocals and instrumentals.

New Theatre, Cardiff is set to present We're Going on a Bear Hunt from Wednesday 30 September - Saturday 3 October. The show will be performed Wednesdays - Fridays at 10.30am and Saturdays at 10.30am & 12.30pm.

Spotlighters Theatre brings Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella, the classic fairy tale to life on their intimate stage.

A noteable, benefit staged reading of the new play Coffee Stains from playwright Scott Damian, will be presented September 27th and 28th at 7:30 p.m. at the Zephyr Theatre, 7456 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, California, 90046. The proceeds will be going to The Louisiana Disaster Recovery Foundation. The benefit is being produced by Tony Nominated Producer Heather Provost (Reasons To Be Pretty, [title of show], ?Reality Check?).

The following are SARTA's announcements and upcoming events.

The following are Green Country Area Theatre updates.

Don?t take the upcoming Playmaker production about Dracula too seriously. The vampire in ?Dracula: the Musical?? is bumbling and inept, more like The Count in the films 'Love at First Bite' or 'Dracula: Dead and Loving It.' Neither has he any similarity with the current heartthrob, Edward, in the Twilight series. This Dracula loses track of time and fails to return to his castle before sunrise. He spends several days in a sanitarium, interacting with its doctors and patients.