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Indiana Repertory Theatre will present the world premiere of Charles Smith's THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO JAMES March 22, 2011 - April 10, 2011.

Indiana Repertory Theatre presents MARY'S WEDDING by Stephen Massicotte through December 4.

Anchorage Opera will present SOUTH PACIFIC April 1, 2011 - April 10, 2011.

Puppets! At HERE! Phantom Limb presents THE FORTUNE TELLER in all of its gothic glory. From the cell phone announcement until the curtain call, the audience is completely in the capable, tiny wooden hands of Erik Sanko's marionettes. This classic morality tale manages to evoke a playful morbidity; it's eery, but delightfully so.

Last weekend I had the pleasure of seeing Chicago singer and actress Heather Moran perform ROSIE! A TRIBUTE... at the Metropolitan Room. The Met Room is an intimate space with a stage so small that it seemed to disappear among the tables. But as it turned out such a setting was just right for an evening of Rosie.

Year-old theater company, The Seeing Place opened their latest production last week. The 50 year old play by John Osborne called LOOK BACK IN ANGER is a surprising choice for a young ensemble, but theater-goers will see it is one that perfectly showcases the range of this talented group.

Fans of the poet will enjoy Sylvia Plath's one-act staged by Robert Shaw at the 59/59 theater, but perhaps not for its unique interpretation. For THREE WOMEN, the words are the real stars.

Linda Lovelace, born Linda Boreman, was nicknamed (and not ironically) 'Miss Holy Holy' in high school. The same school from which she graduated exactly six years before she starred in a short bestiality film entitled, 'Dogarama,' in 1971. The next year, Linda Lovelance became a house-hold name in the hardcore porn film, 'Deep Throat,' the same film that is the subject of David Bertolini's new play at 45 Bleeker Street Theatre.

The Film Society of Lincoln Center, which is building the new Elinor Bunin Munroe Film Center, scheduled to open spring of next year, announced during the New York Film Festival's Closing Night screening of Clint Eastwood's Hereafter, their completion of the private phase of a $41 million capital campaign. To date, the Film Society has raised $37 million during this private campaign, through the loyal support of Film Society trustees and members. The Film Society will now launch its public campaign to raise an additional $4 million.

Set in the turn of the century Russian countryside, Uncle Vanya captures the idle and by contrast, the toil of country life. The professor (Ed Schultz) and his young wife Yelena (Lauren Kelston) descend upon the estate owned by the family of his dead wife - namely, his daughter Sonya and his brother-in-law, Vanya played by James Leach. The once hard-working household comes to a stand still to meet the needs of the revered professor and his beguiling new wife. Time passes and the characters are left to wonder how much of their lives have really been wasted.

RadarOnline reports that 'Real Housewife' Countess LuAnn de Lesseps is serious about her intentions to appear on the Great White Way.

NOW CIRCA THEN follows the story of two historical re-enactors, history buff and New York native Gideon and the thoroughly modern Margie, a new-comer to the city, who work together at the Tenement Museum on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. The two play Julian and Josephine Glockner, a pulled-from-the-records, real-life immigrant couple from Prussia. The tenement is their home in the New World - at the top of the play, they have just arrived and the real-life and seemingly opposite Gideon and Margie, have just met.

Amgen Oncology presents 'A Conversation with Mel Brooks,' a one-night special event benefitting the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, on Monday, September 27.

Set in the turn of the century Russian countryside, Uncle Vanya captures the idle and by contrast, the toil of country life. The professor (Ed Schultz) and his young wife Yelena (Lauren Kelston) descend upon the estate owned by the family of his dead wife - namely, his daughter Sonya and his brother-in-law, Vanya played by James Leach. The once hard-working household comes to a stand still to meet the needs of the revered professor and his beguiling new wife. Time passes and the characters are left to wonder how much of their lives have really been wasted.

Trevor, played by the talented Rebecca Henderson, is an artist most famous for presenting enlarged photographs of a dead woman mangled in the wreckage of a car accident. Years later, the public awaits Trevor's latest work, but a mysterious FBI man with a missing eye (Danny Mastrogiorgio) suspects something amiss with Trevor's new project and is hot on her trail. Trevor's project is under wraps for most of the action of the play, leaving us to wonder as she goes out each night stalking small animals with her car, scraping them off the road and taking them back to her studio in the woods.

Horse Trade Theater Group's production of DONNIE AND THE MONSTERS by Robert J. Gibbs and directed by Heidi Grumelot explores the pubescent escapades of the woefully 'uncool' Donnie (Richard Altmanshofer) as he navigates P.E. class, Lunch, bullies - and monsters.

Amgen Oncology presents 'A Conversation with Mel Brooks,' a one-night special event benefitting the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, on Monday, September 27.

The Dan Adler Trio will play at La Lanterna (The Bar Next Door) on Sunday, August 22, with two sets at 8 and 10 pm. La Lanterna is located at 129 MacDougal St., New York, NY 10012.