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Edward finally cuts his Scissorhands on stage, Sheffield revives Assassins and Rebecca Thornhill Gets Her Gun on tour

On Monday night, Avenue Q Swings, a one-night only benefit, packed The Lucille Lortel Theatre on Christopher Street.

Sir Anthony Sher's adaptation of a memoir by the Italian writer, chemist and Holocaust survivor of the title, Primo will open at the Music Box Theatre on July 11th

Elaine May's evening of one acts, After the Night and the Music, will see its last performance with the July 3rd matinee at the Biltmore Theatre

The revival of Edward Albee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? will run under a reduced-performance schedule beginning on July 4th

On June 29th, filmmaker Jonathan Lynn will discuss Orson Welles and his career as the Afterwords guest speaker for the popular talkback series that follows Orson's Shadow

Somerset Maugham's The Breadwinner will be one of the plays featured in Keen Company's 2005-2006 season when it opens on September 6th at the Connelly Theatre

In Christine Jorgensen Reveals, Bradford Louryk brings his lipsynched recreation of America's first famous transsexual's only recorded interview to life.

Patrick Marber's riff on the Strindberg classic, After Miss Julie, has been added to Manhattan Theatre Club's '05-'06 season line-up, and another new piece by Ariel Dorfman has also been scheduled

Alene Robertson, Mackenzie Phillips and erstwhile Daddy Warbucks Conrad John Schuck have been cast in the new tour of Annie, which will kick off in Seattle on August 21st

Matthew Bourne's dance piece based upon Edward Scissorhands will open at London's Sadler's Wells on November 30th

The Las Vegas production of the ABBA musical Mamma Mia! will reach its 1000th performance at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino on June 29th

John Lithgow and cast members from Dirty Rotten Scoundrels were on hand at Tony's Di Napoli Times Square for the unveiling of his portrait.

Lane to appear in the show at 59E59 Theaters from July 26 through Labor Day.

Songs from Avenue Q were swinging at the Lucille Lortel Theatre for the Greenwich House Music School Piano Fund Benefit!

With 30 years of stage under her belt, this belter is better than ever and she'll prove it 27 times.

The show will be presented on September 26th at 7:30 pm.

Waterwell's adaptation of the Aeschylus classic, The Persians...a comedy about war in 5 songs, will transfer to the Perry Street Theatre for an extended run from July 13th to August 6th

Grosses for all the Broadway shows for the week ending 6/26/2005

Bruce Kimmel's new CD label, Kritzerland, has launched a website on which the first two CDs are available--the cast recording of the Irish Repertory Theatre's After the Ball and Guy Haines' new CD New Guy in Town

The T Fellowship, developed by T. Edward Hambleton and Harold Prince, among others, will involve would-be Broadway producers in a two-phase program