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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.

THE FANTASTICKS, with a book and lyrics by Tom Jones and music by Harvey Schmidt will be directed by Bill English and play the SF Playhouse thru September 4.

Johnny Hoy and The Bluefish, the Martha's Vineyard rockin' blues band brings its unique brand of bluesy dance music back to CCftA on July 9 for what promises to be another sell-out. Put on your dancing shoes and join in the fun.

The Boulevard Ensemble Studio Theatre, located at 2252 South Kinnickinnic, celebrates 25 years of staging dynamic, eclectic theatre when its 2010-2011 season opens on July 28th with FOURPLAY: 4 Comedies Of Seduction.

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

Ovation! Musical Theatre Bainbridge is proud to present the Tony Award winning musical CABARET this summer on Bainbridge Island.

The BoDeans, one of Milwaukee's most popular and enduring bands, will celebrate the release of their ninth studio release, 'Mr. Sad Clown,' with a very special CD release concert on Friday, May 28 at The Marcus Center for the Performing Arts.

After the first part of the finals which premiered last night, Erin and Maks and Nicole and Derek were tied for the lead while Evan and Anna trailed behind by three points. But tonight, along with the entire season 10 cast returning for performances, the remaining couples will dance 2 more routines to be scored by the judges. Will the pressure of 4 dances in one week be too much for some of them to handle?

The night is here...the finals of Dancing with the Stars' 10th season. Tonight, each duo will again dance 2 routines. The remaining teams (Erin and Maks, Nicole and Derek, and Evan and Anna) are all extremely talented, and I can't wait to see what are sure to be phenomenal performances tonight.

HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL, the theatrical version of Disney's Emmy Award-winning mega-hit, sings and dances its way onto Drury Lane Oakbrook's Theatre for Young Audiences' stage from April 3 through May 22, 2010. It's expected to be the hottest ticket in the Chicago-land area for families and young audiences. HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL is directed and choreographed by Drury Lane Oakbrook Theatre for Young Audiences favorite, Rachel Rockwell.

The night is here- we're about to find out which 3 teams will compete in the finals! While the judges have ranked Chad and Cheryl in the bottom after last night's routines, it's ultimately up to America to decide who packs their bags tonight.

Conejo Players Theatre Workshops has announced that registration for their musical theater workshops is now open.

The remaining four couples are in the home stretch of the competition with this week's semi-finals episode. Yet again, each duo performed two routines each, trying to prove to America and the judges that they deserve a spot in the finals.

THE LITTLE HUT by André Roussin and adapted by Nancy Mitford will play The Greenwich Theatre April 20-24, The Yvonne Arnaud Theatre April 26-May 1, the Theatre Royal May 4-May 8, and the Rose Theatre May 10-15.

After last night's double-dance extravaganza which left Nicole and Derek in first place, it was time for the dreaded results show, where one duo had to go. Who would make it to next week's semi-final?!

Mike Daisey is well known for his hilarious, incisive and biting monologues, but he's kept his radio career secret - until now.

After the 'busty beach babe' (aka Pamela Anderson) was voted off last week, the competition heated up as the remaining five couples prepared to dance two routines each in tonight's 2 hour episode.

THE LITTLE HUT by André Roussin and adapted by Nancy Mitford will play The Greenwich Theatre April 20-24, The Yvonne Arnaud Theatre April 26-May 1, the Theatre Royal May 4-May 8, and the Rose Theatre May 10-15.

THE LITTLE HUT by André Roussin and adapted by Nancy Mitford will play The Greenwich Theatre April 20-24, The Yvonne Arnaud Theatre April 26-May 1, the Theatre Royal May 4-May 8, and the Rose Theatre May 10-15.