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Based on the short stories of Dave Eggers, Be the Dog celebrates and ridicules a world of complicated human relationships - through the eyes one simply exuberant dog.

Kirkland Arts Center is set to present its 2009 Members' Exhibit. Featuring painting, printmaking, ceramics, sculpture, and photography, the Members' Exhibit demonstrates a diverse selection from some of our most talented members. The exhibit which is juried by Stefano Catalani and is curated by Bellevue Arts Museum is set to run from August 14 - September 5. An opening night reception will be held on August 13 from 6:00-8:30pm.

CUNY TV is set to broadcast an extended version of their interview with actresses Harriet Walter and Janet McTeer discussing Mary Stuart, the historical drama (closing on Broadway August 16th) about the struggle between Queen Elizabeth I and Mary, Queen of Scots, two of the most formidable women of British history.

Gemini CollisionWorks and The Brick Theater, Inc. present The CollisionWorks, an annual presentation of theatre from Gemini CollisionWorks. The presentation includes 4 Shows designed and directed by Ian W. Hill and assisted by Berit Johnson.

Piper McKenzie presents the world premiere of Trav S.D.?s Willy Nilly, a Musical Exploitation of the Most Far Out Cult Murders of the Psychedelic Era in the 2009 New York International Fringe Festival.

Opening night for The Golden Gays is set for September 10th 2009 at the Cavern Club Theatre in Silver Lake. Produced by Los Angeles based writer John Trapper, this new work explores the world of four older gay men who are unhealthily obsessed with the famous foursome. Thanks to their equally dysfunctional therapist, they are able to explore their obsession through a novel new therapy. Through the process, they are also able to search their shallow souls for answers to other questions facing older gay men, the answers often coming in the form of a show tune from the decades familiar to thirty-somethings and above.

Following the great success of her spring engagement, dynamic singer Cindy Marchionda returns by very popular demand to The Laurie Beechman Theater for a four month series of Saturdays beginning August 15 and running also on September 5th, October 17th and November 21st with her sensational show, _'live at the beechman!'_ All shows are at 8:00. The Laurie Beechman Theater is located inside The West Bank Cafe at 407 West 42nd Street (between 9th & 10th Avenues). A convenient parking lot is located on the block. There will be a $20 music charge and a $15 Food/Drink minimum. MAC members pay a $15 music charge. Reservations: (212) 695 6909.

Live at Seattle Center: Spotlight on Summer continues with an array of fun, free and affordable activities, Aug. 13 - 16, on Seattle Center campus. In addition to ongoing exhibits, performances and attractions at numerous campus destinations, the following is scheduled.

Operatic Heat presents Parsons Dance and the East Village Opera Company (EVOC) in Remember Me, a dance/rock opera to air on public television in August.

The Whole Backstage Theatre in Guntersville, AL is happy to announce the cast for ?Arsenic and Old Lace? by Joseph Kesselring, set to take the stage this October. This play of hilarity and homicide tells the story of the wacky Brewster family members whose love for charity has taken an alarmingly murderous turn.

Olney Theatre Center?s 72nd season takes audiences from ancient Greece and a childhood home in Dublin to a British country estate and the Big Apple. Subscription Season 2010 offers three professional area premieres among its varied upcoming productions.

Some of the world?s most celebrated artists will take to the stage in the nation?s capital next week as part of the 2009 Washington International Piano Festival concert series.

Miller Theatre at Columbia University kicks off the 2009-2010 season with a new series: Wordless Music Meets Miller Festival.

The Blumenthal Performing Arts Center welcomes the Broadway smash hit The Color Purple, The Musical about Love, back to Charlotte for eight performances only, Aug. 25-30 at the Belk Theater.

Great Evenings in the Great Hall, The Cooper Union?s dynamic performance series celebrating the college?s 150th anniversary, continues this fall with appearances by Salman Rushdie, Tony Kushner, Adam Gopnik, Olympia Dukakis, Amy Goodman, Siri Hustvedt, Isaiah Sheffer, Maria Tucci, and Karen Finley. From September through January 2010, in six provocative and entertaining presentations, The Cooper Union will showcase the stirring words of the radicals and reformers who spurred change and propelled advancements in civil rights, the labor movement, education and the arts for the past century-and-a-half. Period music and historic artifacts will complement the fiery oratory and inspiring dialogue that have filled The Great Hall since 1859.

The final two performances of Squawk are set to take place at the Gremlin Theatre (2400 University Ave. W, St. Paul, MN 55114) on August 6th (8:30pm )and August 8th (1:00pm).

Katselas Theatre Company announces an eighth extension of the world production of Did You Do Your Homework?, written and performed by Aaron Braxton, directed by Kathleen Rubin. The production ) continues Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm, until August 28 at the Beverly Hills Playhouse Research Space.

Harriman Productions presents Hint, a murderous new musical, as part of the New York International Fringe Festival. The show will be performed at the Minette Lane Theatre from August 14th -30th.

Auditions are August 8-9, at their new location at Charles Page High School Performing Arts Auditorium - Park and Adams Road (turn North at Adams Road exit). Although the website says they will cast 7 women, they will probably cast more than that. The script is not set in stone for 7, so roll on out and come audition with them! This first show, as always, will be our fundraiser show, so it should be a lot of fun and a real crowd pleaser.

Clark Youth Theatre holds auditions for ?As You Like It? by William Shakespeare. Auditions are Saturday, August 8th at 3 pm. Auditions will consist of cold readings from the script and improvisation of scenes. All students 18 and younger are eligible to audition.