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Playbill - Arthur Kramer, the lawyer brother of playwright Larry Kramer who became known to theatregoers through a character based on him in the play The Normal Heart, died Jan. 26 in Stamford, CT. The cause was a stroke. He was 81.
Playbill - Theatrical designers will be in the spotlight for a Jan. 31 panel discussion, "The Talent Behind the Scenes," presented by The Drama Desk in Manhattan.
Playbill - Tickets go on sale Feb. 24 for the spring East Coast premiere of 13, the new Jason Robert Brown-Dan Elish musical that will play Goodspeed Musicals' Norma Terris Theatre.
Playbill - Playwrights Theatre in Madison, NJ, gives wing to the world premiere of the Kansas City-set Flying Crows, adapted and directed by James Glossman from the novel by Jim Lehrer, Jan. 31-Feb. 17.
Playbill - Mat Smart's new romantic comedy, The 13th of Paris, with a ghost as a major character, opens Jan. 30 after previews from Jan. 24 in a world-premiere staging by City Theatre in Pittsburgh.
Playbill - The popular regional musical comedy, The Bachelors, by Fred Alley and James Kaplan, embarks on a tour to Wisconsin cities Jan. 30-March 2, following a January run at Milwaukee Repertory Theater.
Playbill - The elder statesmen of Broadway must have looked on with bemusement twelve years ago when 31-year-old pup with blonde, corkscrew curls named Jeffrey Seller announced his intention to bring a rock musical named Rent to Broadway.
Playbill - Signature Theatre Company will celebrate 2007-2008 Playwright-in-Residence Charles Mee at its 2008 annual gala March 10 at 583 Park Avenue.
Playbill - Broadway veterans will star in Take Me Along, songwriter Bob Merrill's 1959 musical version of Eugene O'Neill's Ah, Wilderness!, in a new revival by Irish Repertory Theatre starting Feb. 23.
Playbill - Tony Award winner Frances Ruffelle will be among the stars of the London premiere of Make Me a Song: The Music of William Finn, which is scheduled to launch March 3 at the Off West End Players Theatre.
Playbill - Harvey Keitel stars as the purveyor of trailer-trash television, with Broadway's Emily Skinner, Max von Essen and Linda Balgord playing outrageous talk-show guests, in the New York City premiere of Jerry Springer - The Opera at Carnegie Hall Jan. 29-30.
Playbill - The Shaw Festival, the spring-to-fall Ontario theatre festival that produces the works of George Bernard Shaw - and works from or about the era in which he lived - announced that its 2007 season resulted in a deficit of $927,000.
Playbill - Stephen Mo Hanan, the Tony Award-nominated character actor from Cats, will star in Florida Repertory Theatre's new production of the musical A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum Feb. 15-March 16.
Playbill - Chinese and American cultural partners are conjuring The Dream of the Red Chamber - The Dance, a theatrical dance event celebrating the Chinese New Year, for a New York City premiere Feb. 8-9.
Playbill - Principal casting has been announced for the Irish musical, Ha'Penny Bridge, which will make its Canadian premiere in Toronto in spring followed by an American premiere in San Francisco.
Playbill - Billy Finnegan's Esther Demsack, a new comedy about a reluctant nanny and her flamboyant show-tune-loving young charge, will get a private reading Jan. 29 in Manhattan.
Playbill - Ethan Coen, whose Almost an Evening is playing Off-Broadway, won - with his brother Joel Coen - a Directors Guild of America Award for the feature film "No Country for Old Men."
Playbill - Carter Inskeep - the author who brought the life of country singer Patsy Cline to the stage in Always, Patsy Cline - will direct his Rita Hayworth solo show, The Heat Is On! in New York City Feb. 13.
Playbill - Yeast Nation: The Triumph of Life, the new musical by the creators of Urinetown, will make its Chicago premiere as part of American Theater Company's 2008-09 season, new artistic director PJ Paparelli announced.
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