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Improv Soup, the teen improv troupe of Un-Common Theatre from Mansfield, now in it's 11th season will join Improv Jones Boston at 8 pm on 3/20 for a joint show.

Rubicon Theatre Company continues its ?Brave New World? Season with Fiddler on the Roof. The musical begins previews Thursday, March 19, open on Saturday, March 21 at 7pm and run through Sunday, April 26, 2009 at Rubicon Theatre, 1006 E. Main Street in Ventura.

Camp Broadway, Broadway's Original Summer Camp, will be held in New York City for two separate weeks only, July 13 - 17 and August 3 - 7. This summer's program will feature two recent hit musicals, Kander and Ebb's Curtains and Disney's Beauty and the Beast Jr. Applications are now being accepted for theatre-loving kids ages 9-18 at www.CampBroadway.com.

Join the members of the Martin E. Segal Theatre for a two-day celebration of The Living Theatre, including screenings of work, documentaries, panel discussions, staged readings, and more. Invited participants include: Thomas Walker, Alisa Solomon, Carlo Altomare, Kenneth Brown, Joan MacIntosh, Cyndy Rosenthal, Marvin Carlson, and David Savran. The event will cuminate in the presentation of the Edwin Booth Award by the Doctoral Theatre Students Association to Judith Malina.

Brian Vaughn has been an actor at the Utah Shakespearean Festival for fifteen seasons. He has played such roles as Cyrano de Bergerac and Hamlet. And this year Brian Vaughn returns to the Festival to play one of the Shakespeare?s most powerful kings: the title role in ?Henry V.?

Take three delicious, malicious and very desperate housewives, add three miserable, unloving husbands - and chill. That's the recipe of Michele Lowe's tantalizing comedy The Smell of the Kill, which will be presented next on stage at The Theater Project, Union County College?s Professional Theater Company, April 2 through April 19.

Intiman Theatre, under the leadership of Artistic Director Bartlett Sher and Managing Director Brian Colburn, opens its 2009 season with a 90-minute, three-actor version of Dostoyevsky?s classic suspense novel Crime and Punishment, adapted by Marilyn Campbell and Curt Columbus, and directed by Sheila Daniels. Performances will begin at the Intiman Playhouse, 201 Mercer Street at Seattle Center, on Sunday, March 29 and continue through Sunday, May 3. The opening night performance is Friday, April 3 at 8 pm.

Nature Theater of Oklahoma, the company whose most recent Obie Award-winning work, No Dice, enjoyed rave reviews, an extended run and sold-out houses with Soho Rep last season, will conclude Soho Rep's 2008-2009 Off-Broadway season with the U.S. premiere of Rambo Solo fresh from its lauded European tour. Previews begin March 19 prior to an official press opening of March 21 at Soho Rep (46 Walker Street).

The 2008?09 New York Philharmonic Very Young People?s Concerts, geared to children ages three to five, will begin on Sunday, April 26, 2009, at 12:30 and 3:00 p.m., and Monday, April 27, at 10:30 a.m., at Merkin Concert Hall, 129 West 67th Street. This first program of the season, entitled ?Allegro and Adagio,? will explore how tempo makes music fun, and will feature works by Dvoř?k, Brahms, and Smetana, along with hands-on music-making with musicians from the Orchestra.

Get ready for music, mayhem and laughs as Desert Star Playhouse takes on America?s Number One TV show in its latest original parody. ?American Fork Idol? opens March 26th at the theater known for it?s hilarious family-friendly comedies.

Broadway Series South has announced its 2009 schedule. Chitty Chitty Bang Bang will be performed from March 31 - April 5. Tickets cost $16 - $65 and are on sale now. Happy Days, a New Musical will be performed from April 14 - April 19. Tickets cost $16 - $63 and are on sale now.

This weekend saw the Royal Albert Hall win their first ever ?Arthur Award? for ?First Venue to Come into your Head? at the ILMC?s annual awards dinner. Coming ahead of five other UK and continental concert venues, including Manchester Evening News Arena and O2 Berlin, the Royal Albert Hall was delighted to pick up one of the live industry?s most sought after accolades.

Theresa Rebeck (creator of the Alley?s success The Scene and Bad Dates) returns to the Alley with Mauritius. The title, Mauritius, refers to an island off the coast of Africa from which a now highly collectible stamp, described as 'the crown jewel of philately,' was issued in the age of Victoria. Like the Maltese Falcon, the Mauritius stamp is the fraught object of desire for an assortment of shady characters with different and mysterious backgrounds and motives, who move through the twists of the plot's crosses and double-crosses. Recommended for mature audiences. Mauritius by Theresa Rebeck and directed by Scott Schwartz begins Friday, April 10 and runs through Sunday, May 3 on the Hubbard Stage.

Mel Leipzig, nationally renowned artist and professor of art at Mercer County Community College, will discuss prominent contributors to the American realist art tradition in his talk, ?Seven Modern American Realists,? on Thursday, April 2 at 12 noon. Leipzig?s slide lecture takes place in the Communications Building, CM 110, on MCCC?s West Windsor campus, 1200 Old Trenton Road. Free and open to the public, his talk concludes Mercer?s Distinguished Lecture Series for the Spring 2009 semester.

Five of the world?s foremost design and style luminaries will be honored at the Savannah College of Art and Design?s annual SCAD Style ?toile Awards in New York March 23. Honorees accepting the distinguished ?toile Award include hip hop mogul and designer Russell Simmons, Tony Award-winning Broadway costume designer William Ivey Long, Pulitzer Prize-winning fashion editor Robin Givhan, actress and philanthropist Cornelia Guest, and New York City Planning Director Amanda Burden.

Rockfield Manor will be hosting the comedy/murder mystery ?Curse of the Scroll? on April 3rd,2009. the cost is a modest $35.00 per person.This includes light refreshment, and desert.There will also be a cash bar(beer & wine).

The award-winning playwright David Hare has announced that Frances Ya-Chu Cowhig is the recipient of the 2009 Yale Drama Series Award for Playwriting for her play Lidless. Ms. Cowhig's Yale Drama Series prize includes a $10,000 award from the David C. Horn Foundation, along with a staged reading of the work at Yale Rep in September 2009 (date TBA) and the publication of the play by Yale University Press.

Edward Allen Baker's Dolores will be performed at BAT Theatrer from 31 March - 9 April (no show on Sundays or Mondays). Show time is 7 pm. Tickets cost $14/$12. For more information visit: www.criminalproductions.co.nz.

Serendipity by Sugu Pillay will be performed at BATS Theatre from Tuesday 17 March to Saturday 28 March (no shows on Sunday or Monday). Show time for this Bronwyn Tweedle-directed play is 9 pm. Tickets cost $16/$13 (concession and groups of 8+). To order tickets email: book@bats.co.nz.

Mark Shultz's A Brief History of Helen of Troy is currently being performed at the BATS Theatre. The Heather O'Carroll-directed show will be performed until Saturday 28 March (there are no shows on Sundays or Mondays). Performances are at 6:30 pm. Tickets cost $16/$13 (concession and groups of 10+).