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Rauch, Thompson and Welch Explore Marlowe vs. Shakespeare Nov. 9
Marlowe vs. Shakespeare: Rivalry, Imitation, and Influence, an intimate look at the two Elizabethan playwrights, will be held at the Kaye Playhouse Nov. 9.
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Today In Theatre History: NOVEMBER 9
1818 Playwright and novelist Ivan Turgenev is born in Russia. His most notable play is A Month in the Country, but he will make a bit of history in 2002 when his 150-year-old play Fortune's Fool makes its Broadway debut, and, by virtue of its never having been eligible before, gets nominated for a Tony Award as Best Play. It loses to The Goat, Or Who Is Sylvia?
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Bernadette's Back on Broadway: Peters Sings for Broadway Barks and BC/EFA Nov. 9
Tony, Grammy and Golden Globe Award winner Bernadette Peters ? a long-time BC/EFA friend and trustee ? performs a special one-night-only concert Bernadette Peters: A Special Concert for Broadway Barks Because Broadway Cares Nov. 9 at Broadway's Minskoff Theatre.
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Broadway's Present Laughter Tickets On Sale Starting Nov. 9; Garber, Harris Star
Tickets for the new Broadway production of No?l Coward's comedy Present Laughter, starring Victor Garber, go on sale on Nov. 9. Roundabout Theatre Company's new production is directed by Nicholas Martin and begins previews on Jan. 2, 2010.
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High Holidays, a Family Drama in a Time of Change, Opens at Goodman Theatre
Goodman Theatre's world premiere of Alan Gross' coming-of-age drama, High Holidays, about a Chicago family facing change in 1963, opens Nov. 9 after previews from Nov. 1. Max Zuppa, Ian Paul Custer, Rengin Altay and Keith Kupferer are featured.
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Broadway's Benanti to Fill in at Kennedy Center's Spotlight Series Concert
Tony Award winner Laura Benanti ? who currently stars in Sarah Ruhl's In the Next Room, or the vibrator play ? has been added to Barbara Cook's Spotlight series at the Kennedy Center.
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Rivera, Alda, Bishop, Stiller and More Read Jerry Orbach's Words in Remember How I Love You Benefit Nov. 9
Friends gather to remember and read the words of theatre couple Jerry and Elaine Orbach at the Snapple Theater Center on Nov. 9.
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Healy's What Once We Felt Opens Off-Broadway Nov. 9
The last printed novel in the world takes center stage in Ann Marie Healy's What Once We Felt, which opens Off-Broadway Nov. 9 at the Duke on 42nd Street.
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Today in Theatre History: NOVEMBER 8
1913 Birthday of June Hovik, better known as June Havoc, even better known as namesake of Baby June, the character based on her in the musical Gypsy. The show pretty accurately sums up her childhood with a hard-driving mom in the dying years of vaudeville, and a sister who later becomes Gypsy Rose Lee. Havoc had a busy Broadway career of her own, appearing in Pal Joey, Mexican Hayride, Affairs of State and her own play, Marathon '33. She also later takes over the role of Miss Hannigan on Broadway in Annie. She's present to advise the cast of the original 1959 Gypsy as well as the 2003 revival.
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ON THE RECORD: Feinstein & Jackson's "Power of Two," Luker's "Greenwich Time," Plus Barbara Cook
This week, we listen to Michael Feinstein and Cheyenne Jackson's club act "The Power of Two"; Rebecca Luker's new collection, "Greenwich Time"; and a six-disc box of Barbara Cook recordings.
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Arden, Pettiford, Cusson Will Sing in La Mirada Theatre's Upright Cabaret Series Nov. 8
Michael Arden, Valarie Pettiford and Matt Cusson will perform the music of Joni Mitchell, Doris Day and Brian Wilson in a cabaret concert dubbed City of Angels, Nov. 8 in the new Cabaret Lounge at La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts.
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Darkly Comic Red Sea Fish Opens in NYC
Matt Wilkinson's Red Sea Fish, the story of a retired thief whose passions are newly aroused, opens at 59E59 Theaters Nov. 8 as part of the 2009 Brits Off-Broadway Festival.
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Espinosa Sings From Eden With Love at Feinstein's Nov. 8
Wicked's Eden Espinosa offers From Eden With Love, an evening of personal songs, at Feinstein's at the Regency on Nov. 8.
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Stage Directors and Choreographers Society Celebrates 50 Years Nov. 8
The Stage Directors and Choreographers Society gala, a celebration of the 50th anniversary of the union, will be held at the Tribeca Rooftop in Manhattan on Nov. 8. The evening's entertainment will be crafted by Tony Award-winning members Rob Ashford and Kathleen Marshall.
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Stefan Karl is the "Mean One" in L.A. Grinch, With Larroquette, Gurwin, Edwards and Zagnit
Stefan Karl will be the title grouch in the Los Angeles premiere of Dr. Seuss' How The Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical, beginning performances Nov. 10 at the Pantages Theatre in Hollywood.
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Art D'Lugoff, Off-Broadway Music and Theatre Impresario, Dies at 85
Art D'Lugoff, who, as the owner of the famed downtown Manhattan club The Village Gate, presented a wide variety of performance attractions over several decades, died Nov. 4. He was 85, and lived in Riverdale, The Bronx.
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Pawk Plays Film Star in NYC Reading Joan Crawford In?'Flesh and Blood!'
Tony Award winner Michele Pawk headlines a Nov. 9 New York City industry reading of Joe Major's new play Joan Crawford In?'Flesh and Blood!'
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You're Invited: My Mother's Lesbian Jewish Wiccan Wedding Begins Toronto Run
An expanded and reworked new production of the recent Toronto Fringe festival hit, My Mother's Lesbian Jewish Wiccan Wedding, begins Nov. 7 at the Panasonic Theatre in Toronto.
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Today in Theatre History: NOVEMBER 7
1879 Composer Rudolf Friml (1879-1972) is born in Prague. He will emigrate to the U.S. and become one of the top Broadway operetta composers of the 1910s and 1920s. His works will include The Firefly, Rose-Marie, The Vagabond King, The Three Musketeers and two editions of The Ziegfeld Follies(1921 and 1923).
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SHELF LIFE: Tharp, the Orbachs, Forbidden Broadway, The Sound of Music and More
This month we page through new books that peek behind Forbidden Broadway's curtain, tell the true love story of Jerry and Elaine Orbach, re-imagine The Sound of Music, and offer advice from award-winning practitioners.
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The Accidental Pervert Will Reveal Himself Off-Broadway
The Accidental Pervert, billed as a "shockingly hilarious tour-de-force of honesty," will begin Off-Broadway Dec. 4 at The Players Theatre. Written by and starring Andrew Goffman, the production will officially open Jan. 23, 2010.
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Dreamgirls Begins Previews at the Apollo Theatre Nov. 7
Dreamgirls, the 1981 Motown musical about a girl group on the rise to stardom, returns to New York in a newly-imagined production which bows at Harlem's Apollo Theatre Nov. 7.
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"Thank Heaven You're Here": Grey Gardens Premieres in Japan
The Tony-nominated musical Grey Gardens makes its international debut in a Japanese-language production at Tokyo's Theatre Creation beginning Nov. 7.
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Kerns and Spirtas Begin Loaded Off-Broadway Nov. 7
Elliot Ram?n Potts' Loaded, which asks if a one night stand between two men can turn into more, begins previews Off-Broadway at the Lion Theatre Nov. 7.
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Reeve Carney Is Broadway's Spider-Man; New Producers Promise 2010 Opening
Producers of the new Broadway-bound Spider-Man, Turn Off the Dark gave a progress report about the developing show on Nov. 5. New producing partners are on board and Reeve Carney has been announced to play the title role.
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Scott Alan to Welcome Kennedy, Jibson, Trimm and More to Birdland Dec. 7
A host of theatre's leading ladies will join composer Scott Alan for a concert of his music as part of Jim Caruso's Cast Party Dec. 7 at Birdland.
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Welch Added to Marlowe vs. Shakespeare Event at Kaye Playhouse
Actor Christopher Evan Welch will join John Douglas Thompson and Matthew Rauch for Marlowe vs. Shakespeare: Rivalry, Imitation, and Influence at the Kaye Playhouse on Nov. 9.
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Williamstown to Honor Fontana in Manhattan Nov. 16
The Williamstown Theatre Festival will honor Emmy Award-winning writer and producer Tom Fontana at its annual gala in Manhattan Nov. 16.
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Birney, Houdyshell, Pedi, More to Read On the Rocks for Nov. 16 Project Shaw
Reed Birney, Jayne Houdyshell, Christine Pedi, Kelli Barrett and more will appear in the upcoming Project Shaw presentation of On the Rocks Nov. 16.
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PHOTO CALL: The Lover and the Poet Benefit for The Acting Company
Academy Award winners Meryl Streep and Kevin Kline joined forces Nov. 2 for The Lover and the Poet, a benefit performance for The Acting Company.
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PHOTO CALL: The Lion King Celebrates 5,000th Performance on Broadway
The Lion King celebrated its 5,000th performance on Broadway Nov. 5 at the Minskoff Theatre.
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PHOTO CALL: Rebeck's The Understudy Opens Off-Broadway
Theresa Rebeck's The Understudy, starring Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Justin Kirk and Tony Award winner Julie White, opened Nov. 5 at Roundabout Theatre Company's Laura Pels Theatre.
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"Forbidden Broadway: Behind the Mylar Curtain" Available in Stores
In the new book "Forbidden Broadway: Behind the Mylar Curtain," Gerard Alessandrini documents and dishes on his long-running theatrical spoof that played to acclaim Off-Broadway and across the U.S.
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Marvelous Wonderettes Will Exit NYC in January; Wide Regional Life Begins
The Marvelous Wonderettes, the characterful pop revue about a girl-group performing at its high school in Act One and at a reunion ten years later in Act Two, will play its final Off-Broadway performance on Jan. 3, 2010, the producers announced on Nov. 6.
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Hair Revival Recording Will Get Vinyl Release

Today's Hair fans will get the chance to experience listening to that musical the same way their parents did when Ghostlight Records releases the cast recording of the acclaimed 2009 Broadway revival on vinyl Nov. 24.
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Blackwell and Reichard Will Offer Sneak Peek of The Kid Musical
Susan Blackwell, Daniel Reichard, Jeannine Frumess, Brooke Sunny Moriber and Lucas Steele will take part in The New Group's "Conceiving The Kid: Adapting A Book Into A Musical" Nov. 8.
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Glory Days Cast and Creators to Perform at Joe's Pub
The cast and creative team of the short-lived Broadway musical Glory Days will reunite Nov. 23 to celebrate the cast recording of the show in a special concert at Joe's Pub.
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Broadway's Cuccioli and Fraser to Sing for George Street Playhouse's Holiday Cabaret
Broadway's Robert Cuccioli and Alison Fraser will star in the George Street Playhouse's special Holiday Cabaret.
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Mitchell's The Red Box Will Receive Montreal Reading
A reading of playwright Jason Mitchell's (The Boys Upstairs) play The Red Box, an exploration of the gay survivors of the Holocaust, will be presented in Montreal on Nov. 9.
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Lark Names Playwrights for U.S./Mexico Exchange
Irela de Villers, Edgar Alvarez Estrada, Elena Guiochins and No? Morales Mu?oz have been selected for the Lark Play Development Center's U.S./Mexico Playwright Exchange Program.
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