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Obie Award-winning Clubbed Thumb proudly presents Summerworks 2010, their 15th annual festival of new plays, from June 2 to 26, 2010, at the Ohio Theatre. The festival's three shows will run consecutively, Sundays-Saturdays at 8pm (no shows on Wednesdays). Dot, written by Kate E. Ryan and directed by Anne Kauffman, plays June 6 - 12, Five Genocides, written by Samuel D. Hunter and directed by Davis McCallum, plays June 13 - 19 and The Small, written by Anne Washburn and directed by Les Waters, plays June 20 - 26.

The McLean Community Center has announced its upcoming events for the next two weeks.

Comedian Brian Regan's October appearance at the Fox Cities Performing Arts Center has been rescheduled from Sunday, October 24, 2010 to Sunday, October 10, 2010. The curtain time remains 7:00 p.m.

The Vagabond Players announce the area premiere of Samm-Art Williams' comedy-drama The Waiting Room on June 4.

The Morrison Center has announced its upcoming shows and events through July.

On Tuesday, June 8, myTalk 107.1 and Theater Latté Da presents their Glee Season Finale Party at Legends Bar & Grill.

On June 8th, psychic Sylvia Browne will be appearing in her hometown of Kansas City, Missouri at the Uptown Theater.

Conveniently located in the heart of Times Square near Penn Station and Port Authority, The B.B. King Blues Club & Grill offers music fans a unique experience. Owned by the Bensusan Family, proprietors of the world renowned Blue Note Jazz Club, the club features world-class musical talent and consists of two distinct spaces: the Showcase Room & Lucille's Grill.

BOSSABRASIL returns to Birdland with the fabulous sounds of Brazil from June 8 through the 12th. Launched in 2007, it is a celebration of Bossa Nova and rhythms of Brazil, Produced by Pat Philips & Ettore Stratta, known for their hit Brazilian Productions. From Rio to New York City, Bossa Nova has seduced musicians and listeners alike with its innate sensuality, melding samba with jazz sensibilities.

Sterling's Upstairs at Vitello's, LA's 'Cabaret destination' as described by the Los Angeles Times, rings in June with the celebration of its four-year anniversary.

fortyfivedownstairs has announced its upcoming productions and exhibitions through July.

Revisit one of the most-acclaimed musical productions of all time when Pittsburgh CLO kicks off the 64th Summer Season with its production of Oliver!, June 1-6 at the Benedum Center in the heart of downtown Pittsburgh's Cultural District.

The Jim Snidero Quartet is scheduled to perform at Greenwich Village's Smalls Jazz Club on June 4 and 5. Sets on Friday night are scheduled for 9:30 PM and 11 PM, and on Saturday for 10:30 PM and midnight.

The Roscommon Arts Centre has announced the highlights of its summer programming.

The Cornelia Street Cafe has announced its concerts and spoken word readings for tonight.

The New London Maritime Society will present 'Love Is' after the fireworks at Parade Parade in downtown New London this Saturday, June 5, at 9 PM.

Next To Normal's Brian d'Arcy James and South Pacific's Kelli O'Hara, who formerly costarred in Broadway's Sweet Smell of Success, are set to star in the Keen Company's world premiere reading of 'And Then I Wrote 'The Music Man' on June 16 at the Lucille Lortel Theatre. The reading, part of the company's 10th Annual Benefit, will be directed by Carl Forsman and will feature musical direction and accompaniment by Brian Cimmet.

This week on GLEE, everyone at McKinley High is in a funk, from Mr. Schuester finalizing his divorce to Kurt feeling so depressed he wore the same outfit twice in a week. I can sympathize with the characters' feelings; after last week's Gaga disaster, the show had put me into a mood most foul that seemed as if it could not be rectified. While ‘Funk' had some redeeming, even charming, moments, it did nothing to make up for the perplexing episode that preceded it and ultimately left much to be desired.

This coming June, Broadway veterans Nellie McKay, Alan Cumming, LaKisha Jones, Adam Pascal and Aaron Lazar will be headlining concerts at Feinstein's at Lowes Regency.

It has arrived, to the joy of Gleeks and Monsters alike - the long-awaited Lady Gaga week on GLEE. ‘Theatricality' opens with Tina and Mr. Schuester in the principal's office; Tina is told she must change her goth look in order to keep the school safe (and to allay Principal Figgin's fear of vampires). This, paired with the news that Vocal Adrenaline is attempting to tackle Lady Gaga in their repertoire, leads Will to give his own Gaga assignment about theatricality in performance.