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Columbus Dispatch
Midland continues wide-ranging ways
Columbus Dispatch
By Michael Grossberg Newark's Midland Theatre will focus on music, comedy and family fare next season. The 2012-13 season will begin in September with comedian Bill Cosby. Among the other headliners: blue-collar comedian Bill Engvall; and musicians ...


 
Bryan College Station Eagle
MSC OPAS unveils acts for 40th season
Bryan College Station Eagle
OPAS Jr. includes three shows next season, starting with Freckleface Strawberry on Oct. 27, followed by Popovich Comedy Pet Theatre on Feb 2, and finally Ramona Quimby on Feb. 23, all shows at Rudder Theatre. MSC OPAS sold its one millionth ticket of ...


 
Flato Markham Theatre unveils 2012-13 lineup
YorkRegion.com
For families, the Popovich Comedy Pet Theatre from Las Vegas will showcase 15 house cats, 10 dogs, four geese, eight white doves and two parrots. To see the complete season brochure, visit www.markhamtheatre.ca as of May 7.


 
Truthfully coming of age in at Rivendell Theatre's 'Crooked'
Chicago Tribune
"I'm a holiness lesbian," she tells her mother (Tara Mallen) in a line that is remarkable for its balance between comedy and genuine teenage self-assertion. Mallen does the best she can with a sympathetic if smug role, and there are other aspects of ...


 
BOCA RATON THEATRE GUILD'S Upcoming Season
Broadway World
The Boca Raton Theatre Guild's 2012-2013 season will begin with a comedy, and end with a classic. AR Gurney's Sylvia, and Kander & Ebb's Chicago will run in September and March at the Willow Theatre in Sugar Sand Park. Director Genie Croft will helm ...

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ArtBeat: Next Crescent fundraiser set for July 19
al.com
By Thomas B. Harrison, Press-Register Playwright Danielle Juzan'€™s radio comedy 'Minced' was performed in May 2011 on the stage of the Crescent Theater, 208 Dauphin St. Shown rehearsing, left to right, are Daniel Mainwaring, Stacey Driskell, ...


 
Truthfully coming of age in 'Crooked'
Chicago Tribune
Playwright Catherine Trieschmann channels an appealingly similar vibe in this sharply funny coming-of-age story (in a production at Rivendell Theatre) about 14-year-old Laney, a tomboy and fanatic writer of short stories. She is the new girl in school ...