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International Ballet Star is Dancin' Up a Storm in tour of 'Movin' Out' in Baltimore

WHAT: Movin' Out WHEN: now through March 19 WHERE: Hippodrome Theatre, Baltimore, MD HOW MUCH: $29 - $74

A weekly theater column for the Baltimore/Washington area.

The West End production of Movin' Out will open on April 18th rather than the previously-announced April 10th; all other performance dates remain the same, however

Casting for the principal dancers of the upcoming West End production of Movin' Out has been announced

MOVIN' OUT's final performance at the Broward Center is January 15. It returns to South Florida at the Jackie Gleason Theater, January 24-29.

After the Broadway curtain comes down on December 11th, Movin' Out will head across the pond to the UK for a limited run beginning March 28, 2006.

$2,972,721.15 was raised for BC/EFA, and BroadwayWorld was there to capture the event and celebration!

On Sunday evening, September 25 at 8:30 PM, the New York theatrical community will take the stage at the Gershwin Theatre for Broadway's Celebrity Benefit for Hurricane Relief.

Eden Espinosa,Bernadette Peters, Ricky Ian Gordon, Adam Guettel, Cheyenne Jackson, Judy Kuhn, Terrence Mann, Phyllis Newman, Elizabeth Parkinson, Phylicia Rashad, Keith Roberts, Jai Rodriguez, Brooke Shields, Daniel Sunjata and the casts of Avenue Q and Rent have joined the line-up.

The musical will play its final performance on Sunday, December 11, 2005 after 28 previews and 1,303 regular performances.

Twyla Tharp's and Billy Joel's dance musical Movin' Out will surpass both Contact and Fosse by reaching 1094 performances on June 11th

It's Fleet Week in New York City and Movin' Out and La Cage welcomed sailors and marines to their shows.

Last night, October 27, Career Transition For Dancers (CTFD) presented its 9th Annual Gala - GOTTA DANCE! A Dance Tribute to Hollywood at City Center. BroadwayWorld attended the gala as well as the dress rehearsal earlier in the day. The nostalgic evening honored and paid tribute to that wonderful era when some of the most superb in dance and choreography was immortalized on film.