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Diversionary Theatre and ion theatre company are pleased to announce an eagerly-awaited collaboration of the seminal, riveting Holocaust love-story, Bent, co-directed by ion artistic directors, Glenn Paris and Claudio Raygoza.

Diversionary Theatre and ion theatre company are pleased to announce an eagerly-awaited collaboration of the seminal, riveting Holocaust love-story, Bent, co-directed by ion artistic directors, Glenn Paris and Claudio Raygoza.

The following are the October happenings at the Lawrence Art Center.

Diversionary Theatre and ion theatre company are pleased to announce an eagerly-awaited collaboration of the seminal, riveting Holocaust love-story, Bent, co-directed by ion artistic directors, Glenn Paris and Claudio Raygoza.

Diversionary Theatre and ion theatre company are pleased to announce an eagerly-awaited collaboration of the seminal, riveting Holocaust love-story, Bent, co-directed by ion artistic directors, Glenn Paris and Claudio Raygoza.

The Atlanta Shakespeare Company at The New American Shakespeare Tavern announces its 2009-2010 Season, Celebrating 20 Years of Performing Shakespeare on Peachtree Street!

Written and adapted by Kyle Baxter (Breeze off the River at Fringe) and Jon Crefeld, I Hate Love, a modern-day spin on a Shakespeare classic, will be premiering in the 2009 Midtown International Theatre Festival. Presented by The Collective Objective, the production will feature direction by Mark Duncan (American Jataka Tales at Manhattan Theatre Source, Souvenir at Westport Country Playhouse).

Written and adapted by Kyle Baxter (Breeze off the River at Fringe) and Jon Crefeld, I Hate Love, a modern-day spin on a Shakespeare classic, will be premiering in the 2009 Midtown International Theatre Festival. Presented by The Collective Objective, the production will feature direction by Mark Duncan (American Jataka Tales at Manhattan Theatre Source, Souvenir at Westport Country Playhouse).

Terrence J. Nolan takes a bold and impressive leap with material that is both brilliant and brutal with Sondheim's 'Assassins.'

Come and meet those dancing feet! Philadelphia's Walnut Street Theater is becoming predictably successful at mounting winning productions just in time for the holidays.

Philly's top theaters are honored at the Merriam Theater.

The 2006 Barrymore Awards, celebrating achievement in Philadelphia-area theatre, were announced on October 23rd at the Merriam Theatre

Christopher Durang, Frank Wildhorn, Lauren Kennedy and Jarrod Emick were among those who scored Barrymore Award nominations

The Wilma Theater puts its usual high production values in the service of Heather Raffo's heartbreaking 'Nine Parts of Desire,' starring the remarkable Jacqueline Antaramian.

The Arden Theatre Company's production of Sweeney Todd received the most Barrymore Awards, with Elegies: A Song Cycle, Take Me Out, Chasing Nicolette, The Lives of Bosie and more as other winners of the Philadelphia-area awards

The Arden Theatre Company's staging of Sweeney Todd earned the most Barrymore nominations this season; Bill Irwin and Bronson Pinchot are also nominees