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Broadway Diary: 9 plays in 6 days, the PG group, some friends and the Sardi's bar
Review: Elaine Stritch wows with her musical autobiography
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Broadway Diary: 9 plays in 6 days, the PG group, some friends and the Sardi's bar
Tuesday, May 5 Flew up early to beat the rush -- i.e., the PG ShowPlane group, arriving tomorrow with uber-competent Paul and Jackie Busang of Gulliver's Travels -- and also to see a couple of more shows. For once, Broadway is awash in plays, not...
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Mon, Jun 06 2009 3:34 AM
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Review: Elaine Stritch wows with her musical autobiography
Life isn't fair; neither is art. Who knew that "Elaine Stritch at Liberty," her one-time, one-woman show, done as a benefit for Pittsburgh Irish & Classical Theatre with a fairly pricey ticket, would be one of the great theater evenings...
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Mon, Oct 10 2008 10:49 AM
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