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Skokie native David Cromer directs 'Rent' in Chicago
Lincolnwood Review
For plays that require realism, I try to be very aggressive about making them seem literally real — plays like “Come Back, Little Sheba,” or “Picnic.” Something like “Rent” calls for a heightened reality. There's really no particular take to consider ...

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CBC.ca
Shaw Festival opens with Noel Coward play
CBC.ca
The Shaw Festival's 51st season runs to Oct. 28 and will also feature His Girl Friday, Come Back, Little Sheba, Hedda Gabler and Trouble in Tahiti. Jonathan Tan , left , appears as Roland Maule and Steven Sutcliffe as Garry Essendine in.
Canada's Shaw Festival Launches 2012 Season With Present Laughter, Starring ...Playbill.com

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STAGE TUBE: John Lithgow Talks THE COLUMNIST and More With Jimmy Fallon!
Broadway World
... Drama Desk Award nomineeMargaret Colin, four-time Tony Award winner Boyd Gaines, Tony Award nominee Stephen Kunken, Marc Bonan (Broadway debut),Grace Gummer (“Smash,” Arcadia), and Brian J. Smith (MTC's Come Back, Little Sheba; “Stargate Universe”).

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PHOTO ARCHIVE: John Lithgow Onstage
Playbill.com
... Grace Gummer (Arcadia, "Smash") as Alsop's stepdaughter, Abigail; Brian J. Smith (Come Back, Little Sheba) as Andrei, a young Russian man; Margaret Colin (Arcadia, MTC's Defiance) as wife Susan Alsop; four-time Tony winner Boyd Gaines (Gypsy, ...

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Niagara's Do It! listings
St. Catharines Standard
22; The Millionairess, June 20 - Oct. 6; Hedda Gabler, July 25-Sept 29; Trouble in Tahiti, June 1-Oct. 7. ROYAL GEORGE THEATRE: Misalliance, runs to Oct. 27; French Without Tears, May 11-Sept. 15; Come Back, Little Sheba, June 28-Oct.19.

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Theater Week
Artvoice
Marc Sacco, Avenue Q Outstanding Actress in a Play Kelli Bocock-Natale, Come Back Little Sheba Kristen Tripp Kelly, Time Stands Still Beverly Crowell, A Raisin in the Sun Lisa Ludwig, Secrets of the Trade Josephine Hogan, Vivien Outstanding Actress in ...


 
New York Times
Theater
New York Times
Plays by George Bernard Shaw are central in the season, as always, but the festival branches out, too, with the McNally-Ahrens-Flaherty musical “Ragtime”; William Inge's “Come Back, Little Sheba”; Noël Coward's “Present Laughter”; John Guare's “His ...

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