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The Marriott Theatre will hold auditions for the role of Susan Waverly (9 - 12 years old to play 9 years old) for our upcoming production of WHITE CHRISTMAS. The audition will be on Tuesday, July 19th, from 10am to 2pm at the Marriott Theatre Rehearsal Warehouse (1342 Barclay Blvd, Buffalo Grove, 60089).

This week on THE GLEE PROJECT, the contestants were asked to get in touch with their vulnerable side. To help them reach that goal, guest star Dot Marie Jones (Coach Bieste on GLEE) offers her critiques.

Tonight was the DANCING WITH THE STARS season finale! Whether your favorite left early in the competition, or danced for the title last night, all three of the finalists have shown determination, energy, and poise to make it this far.

Tonight is the big night for DANCING WITH THE STARS - the finalists face off for the last time, and tomorrow one couple takes it all! The celebrities will perform two dances tonight - a judges' choice, and the much-anticipated freestyle.

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Tonight is a big night for this season on DANCING WITH THE STARS - Stevie Nicks, former champions return, and, most importantly of all, we find out who the finalists will be!

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It's getting down to the wire on DANCING WITH THE STARS, and with the increased pressure, better performances from the couples are not only applauded - they're expected. With only four celebrities remaining (actress Kirstie Alley, actor Ralph Macchio, football player Hines Ward, and Disney star Chelsea Kane), the pressure is on. Who rose to the challenge? Let's find out!

Yesterday on DANCING WITH THE STARS, the couples danced instant dances in addition to their regular routine. They chose a song after their regular routines, then had to perform to it mere minutes later. With two sets of judges' scores plus the audience vote, who made the cut for the final four?

Only five couples remain to compete for the DANCING WITH THE STARS title! Why, then, was the show still two hours long? Well, that's due to this week being 'instant dance' week, in which the pairs choose what their second song will be from a random draw just before they go on and perform it. Who rose to the occasion and who fell flat? Let's find out!

As always with DANCING WITH THE STARS, no matter how great the dancers or the scores, someone must go home. Only six celebrities remain: Kirstie Alley, Kendra Wilkinson, Ralph Macchio, Hines Ward, Romeo, and Chelsea Kane. Last week saw the 'Downfall' of wrestler Chris Jericho; who's next to join him as the numbers dwindle? Let's find out!

This week was team week, meaning that the dancers were judged on a team basis and an individual basis. How did it all go down? Let's find out!

Yesterday on DANCING WITH THE STARS, the contestants exposed their guilty pleasure songs, dancing to hits from several decades and kicking things up a notch with multiple contestants earning their all-time highest scores from the judges. That doesn't matter, however, if they can't get the audience vote - so whose time is up?

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This week's theme on DANCING WITH THE STARS was one of the most fitting themes the show's ever had: guilty pleasures.

Last night was a night of high scores and personal bests for the DANCING WITH THE STARS celebrities, and also marked a few milestones for the show itself: the halfway point for this season, and the show's 1000th competitive dance. With all that in mind, it's no wonder that the contestants brought their A-game, and for many, the performance was the highlight of their season thus far.

After last week's shock elimination, it seemed that everyone on the AMERICAN IDOL stage was especially aware of how quickly things can change. One minute, a contestant seems easily on top, and the next, they're out of the competition.

After a night of classical pieces on DANCING WITH THE STARS, the attention shifted - momentarily, at least - to the usual results show performances. This week featured Jennifer Hudson and violinist David Garrett (who also performed on last night's show).

This week's episode of DANCING WITH THE STARS promised to raise things up a notch with the world's fastest violinist, a full orchestra sound, and mezzo soprano Katherine Jenkins providing vocals for the evening.

After an emotional night of personal performances last night, it was time for someone to receive the news that they'd be going home on DANCING WITH THE STARS. Would it be Wendy Williams, the talk show host whose smooth talking never quite translated to the dance floor? Or would it be Sugar Ray Leonard, who hasn't yet managed to bring his boxer's focus? Let's find out!