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The Musical Theatre Guild of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology will open their upcoming production of EVIL DEAD: THE MUSICAL on April 23rd. The production will play the Kresge Little Theatre and run through May 1st.

For professional and vocational actors, Singing for Actors, being held this summer at Queens University of Charlotte, introduces singing in a way that will be useful for any singer. Classes will instruct on vocal anatomy and how to use the voice for characters and in song for musicals.

Classically trained actor and Pinter enthusiast Douglas Hodge will take the Broadway stage later this month in the revival of the hit musical LA CAGE AUX FOLLES. Hodge, who earned critical acclaim for his portrayal of Albin in the London run of this production, recently spoke with the New York Times on his transition from Pinter to playing a drag queen.

Adam Lambert has announced his first North American tour, which will be titled 'Glam Nation.' Dates for the concert will be released later this month. The tour will feature opening acts Orianthi and Alison Iraheta.

"Idol" lost two of its contestants tonight, a consequence of Michael Lynche receiving the judges save last week. After receiving more than 34 million votes, two contestants were voted off, bringing the number down to seven. It was a tough night, as some of the audience favorites went home, but, the remaining contestants are a very solid group that is chock full of talent.

Tonight, 'Idol' saluted one of the greatest performers of all time, Elvis Presley. Tonight separated out the true performers, as Elvis is the epitome of stage presence. Thankfully, many of the performers were able to live up to his legacy and give great performances. Last season's runner up, Adam Lambert, was aptly chosen to coach this week and, out of all the coaches so far, seemed to have the most constructive criticisms for the contestants. He was almost always spot on with his suggestions and really helped up the ante for tonight's performances.

In a recent interview on the red carpet of the College TV awards, Chris Colfer talked with Zap2It about Kurt and Finn's relationship on the upcoming season of GLEE, the casts visit to the White House, and more.

Broadway star and country recording artist Laura Bell Bundy has made it to the preliminary stages of voting for the annual CMT Music Video Awards. Bell Bundy's video, 'Giddy Up!' is on the list for a public vote in order to gain a placement on the final list of nominees.

Lance Bass, chef Cat Cora, and Green Day will sponsor a gay-friendly prom in response to a Mississippi teen being conned into attending a fake prom earlier this month, Advocate.com is reporting. The event will take place in Mississippi on May 8th.

GLEE's Jane Lynch confirmed to USMagazine.com earlier this week that she is engaged to her long-time partner, psychologist Lara Embry. Said Lynch, 'We don't have any plans at all yet. But I have a ring and everything. We're very happy and very excited!'

Samples from the upcoming AMERICAN IDIOT Original Broadway Cast Recording are now available online via Amazon.com. The CD is currently available for pre-order and will be released April 19th.

Matthew Morrison doesn't think much of the fame he has achieved in his successful role as Will Schuester on the hit Fox television show, GLEE. In a recent interview with the LA Times, Morrison says he is often awed by the people he meets that now recognize him.

FENCES stars Denzel Washington and Viola Davis recently sat down with Lynn Hirschberg for a Times Talk discussion on the play. In a sold out event, Hirschberg spoke to the actors about their roles and how they feel about the play as black actors.

Angela Lansbury will receive the Stephen Sondheim Award in Washington this Monday. In a recent interview with the Washington Post, Lansbury said she had never even considered performing in musicals until being approached by Arthur Laurents and Sondheim for Gypsy.

Rosemary Harris, Peter O'Toole, and Martin Short will be among the many honorees at the upcoming 'Players Hall of Fame,' presented by The Players Foundation on April 18th. The event will take place at the Players Club.

Television and stage stars Laurie Metcalf and French Stewart will star in the upcoming production of Justin Tanner's VOICE LESSONS, presented at Studio@Theatre Row beginning May 22nd. The show will run through May 31st.

Musicals Tonight recent announced its 2010-2011 season. The season will feature a number of ambitious works, including One Touch of Venus and the American premiere of Theodore & Co.

Mixed Salad Productions is set to cause a storm with a hilarious, sinister and sensational adaptation of Shakespeare's Tempest. The show will run from May 25th through June 5th.

This is the third in a three part series by El Dorado Musical Theatre providing an insider's look at the show. This video looks at the set and lighting that makes a junk yard a great place for cats to get together.

Glenn Shorrock will commemorate his 45 year career with a pair of Australian concerts on 10 July and 16 July in Sydney at the State Theatre and in Melbourne at the Regent Theatre, respectively.