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The Phantom of the Opera holds the current distinction of being the longest running Broadway musical of all time, having been in existence since 1986. Get your seats today to see this legendary musical with premium tickets from TickCo Premium Seating! The Phantom of the Opera tells a tale of a soprano singer by the name of Christine Daae, a performer at the Paris Opera House. A mysterious, musical genius who terrorizes the Opera House becomes obsessed with her and goes into a rage when Christine falls for an old childhood friend by the name of Raoul. Get your tickets for premium seats today from TickCo Premium Seating and see how the relationship between the Phantom and Christine unravels in this chilling tale of love and obsession!

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Adam James Joins MCC's The Pride, With Dancy, Risenborough, Whishaw
Casting is now complete for MCC Theater's American premiere of The Pride by Alexi Kaye Campbell.
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Cristofer, Fontana, Hecht, Stoll Join Broadway's View From the Bridge
Jessica Hecht, Michael Cristofer, Santino Fontana and Corey Stoll will join the previously announced Tony Award winner Liev Schreiber and Golden Globe nominee Scarlett Johansson, in her Broadway debut, in the new Broadway production of Arthur Miller's A View From the Bridge.
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Huber and Dvorsky to Hear The Sound of Music in Houston
Kim Huber and George Dvorsky will star in The Sound of Music for Houston's Theatre Under the Stars beginning Dec. 8.
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PLAYBILL ON OPENING NIGHT: Dreamgirls ? Of Dreams and Dreamettes
Meet the first-nighters at the Apollo Theatre opening of the new touring production of Dreamgirls.
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Gwon, James, Zbornik, Burgess and More Set for Friends With Benefits
Adam Gwon, Nikki M. James, Kristine Zbornik and Tituss Burgess will take part in the tenth installment of Friends With Benefits cabaret fundraiser, which will be held at the Metropolitan Room Dec. 14.
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Jackson, Feinstein, Caron, Egan and More to Make Barnes and Noble Appearances
Michael Feinstein and Cheyenne Jackson are among the celebrities who will appear at the Lincoln Triangle Barnes and Noble in December.
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Broadway Grosses: Nov. 16-22

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Feinstein and Everage's All About Me to Bow at the Golden
All About Me, the new Broadway venture uniting Michael Feinstein and Dame Edna Everage, will play the Golden Theatre beginning Feb. 19, 2010.
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Benson Will Direct Marvel in MTC's That Face in 2010
Manhattan Theatre Club's spring 2010 production of Polly Stenham's dark comedy, That Face, will be directed by Sarah Benson, artistic director of Soho Rep, and will feature three-time Obie Award winner Elizabeth Marvel, late of MTC's Top Girls.
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ONSTAGE & BACKSTAGE: Crazy for Ana ? and Shoshana
A week in the life of actor, musician, music director and talk show host Seth Rudetsky.
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Vocal Quartet The Tonics to Reunite in February 2010
The Tonics, the vocal quartet known for their intricate harmonies, will reunite for the first time in over 15 years in February 2010.
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Liz Callaway Will Welcome the New Year at the Metropolitan
Broadway favorite will offer two shows at the Metropolitan Room in Manhattan Dec. 31.
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Lesbian Jewish Wiccan Wedding Extended Again in Toronto
My Mother's Lesbian Jewish Wiccan Wedding, a new musical comedy that delivers what the title suggests, has been extended for a second time at Toronto's Panasonic Theatre, now to Jan. 3, 2010, when it must close to make way for another production.
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All Good Things Will Premiere at 52nd Street Project's New Home
The 52nd Street Project will inaugurate its permanent midtown Manhattan home, the Five Angels Theater, with All Good Things: The Patient Plays Dec. 11-13.
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Tony Winner Marc Shaiman Will Be Academy Awards Music Director
Tony Award-winning Hairspray composer-lyricist Marc Shaiman will be the music director for the 82nd Academy Awards, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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PHOTO CALL: White Christmas Celebrates Opening Night
White Christmas celebrated its opening night Nov. 22, marking its official return to Broadway for a limited 64-performance engagement through Jan. 3, 2010.
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Waiting for Godot to Return to the West End; Rees Will Wait With McKellen
The hit production of Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot that ended a sell-out run at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket in August 2009 is to return to the same address in the New Year, but with Ian McKellen's Estragon newly joined by Roger Rees as Vladimir.
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Fugard's The Train Driver Will Receive South African Premiere in 2010
Athol Fugard's latest play, The Train Driver, will make its world premiere at a South African theatre named in his honor in early 2010.
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Burn the Floor Extends to February 2010; New Guest Stars Announced
The Broadway dance extravaganza Burn the Floor has been extended a final time to February 14, 2010, at the Longacre Theatre.
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A Christmas Story Will Return to Cleveland Play House
For the fifth season in a row, the Cleveland Play House will produce the popular stage adaptation of the 1983 film A Christmas Story, which will light up the Bolton Theatre, Nov. 27.
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Anna Deavere Smith's Let Me Down Easy Extends to January 2010
Actress-writer Anna Deavere Smith's newest solo show, Let Me Down Easy, which opened Off-Broadway Oct. 7 at Second Stage Theatre, has been extended a second time.
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PHOTO CALL: The Starry Messenger at The New Group at Theatre Row
Matthew Broderick plays an astronomy teacher opposite Catalina Sandino Moreno in The New Group's Off-Broadway world premiere of Kenneth Lonergan's The Starry Messenger, opening Nov. 23.
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Pedi to Offer a Holly Jolly Christmas Folly! at the Beechman in December
Christine Pedi, who will star in the Off-Broadway revival of NEWSical the Musical, will reprise her holiday show at the Laurie Beechman Theater next month.
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PHOTO CALL:This at Playwrights Horizons
This, Melissa James Gibson's tale of the complicated life of a single mom who is a promising poet, played by Julianne Nicholson, has started its world premiere engagement at Playwrights Horizons.
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Shepard Will Star in "Tough Trade" Pilot for Epix
Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright and actor Sam Shepard will star in "Tough Trade," a new dramatic television pilot from Lionsgate Television.
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Lady with All the Answers Extends Off-Broadway Run
The Lady with All the Answers, which features two-time Tony winner Judith Ivey as the late advice columnist Ann Landers, has extended its run at Off-Broadway's Cherry Lane Theatre.
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James, Keenan-Bolger, Pasquale, Kennedy and More Will Help Dre.dance Celebrate Fifth Anniversary
A host of theatre artists will help the contemporary dance company dre.dance celebrate its fifth anniversary next month.
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Linda Marlowe Brings Carol Ann Duffy's The World's Wife to London Stage
Linda Marlowe is to bring The World's Wife, a stage version of the poems of Carol Ann Duffy, to London's Trafalgar Studios 2, beginning performances Jan. 11, 2010, prior to an official opening Jan. 13, for a run through Feb. 6.
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Jerusalem Named Best Play in London Evening Standard Theatre Awards; Special Award to Ian McKellen
Jez Butterworth's Jerusalem scored a double victory in the London Evening Standard Theatre Awards, presented in a lunchtime ceremony at the Royal Opera House's Floral Hall Nov. 23. The title earned the award for Best Play and Best Actor (Mark Rylance).
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London Evening Standard Theatre Awards Handed Out Nov. 23; Jerusalem, Enron and August Among Nominees
Evening Standard Theatre Awards will be presented in a ceremony on Nov. 23 at the Royal Opera House in London. The Royal Court's West End-bound production of Jez Butterworth's Jerusalem leads the nominations list, with four citations, while another Royal Court play, Enron, and the import of August: Osage County from Broadway have received three nominations apiece.
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Afrobeat Musical Fela! Opens On Broadway Nov. 23
Fela!, a biographical musical celebration of Nigerian musical pioneer and political activist Fela Kuti, opens on Broadway at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre Nov. 23.
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Today In Theatre History: NOVEMBER 23
1920 In Rollo's Wild Oat, the title character rents a theatre and hires actors so he can star in Hamlet. Roland Young has the lead in this Clare Kummer play.
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O'Donnell's Extravaganza, with Blonsky, Creel, Doolittle, Glover, Lewis, Plays the Palace
A host of theatre artists are part of the Nov. 23 event A Broadway Extravaganza, which benefits Rosie's Broadway Kids. Emmy Award winner Rosie O'Donnell, who founded the organization, hosts the evening at Broadway's Palace Theater.
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Bock and Harnick Receive Hammerstein Award Nov. 23; Cook, Kuhn, Kudisch and More Will Sing
Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning Broadway songwriters Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick are presented with the Oscar Hammerstein Award for Lifetime Achievement in Musical Theatre Nov. 23.
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Broderick and Moreno Stargaze for Lonergan's Messenger, Opening Off-Broadway Nov. 23
Matthew Broderick plays an astronomy teacher opposite Catalina Sandino Moreno in The New Group's Off-Broadway world premiere of Kenneth Lonergan's The Starry Messenger, opening Nov. 23.
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Robin Williams Reveals Weapons of Self-Destruction at NYC's Town Hall Nov. 23
The once-Broadway-bound Robin Williams' show Weapons of Self-Destruction begins its run at New York City's The Town Hall.
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Amelia, a Two-Actor Civil War Romance, Gets NYC Reading Nov. 23
Amelia, a Civil War-set romance in which two performers embody separated lovers ? and a diverse wider society ? will get a private Manhattan reading Nov. 23.
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Lights, Camera, Aitken! Director Puts a Hollywood Spin on As You Like It in DC; LaChiusa Adds Music
Maria Aitken, the director who pumped laughing gas into Alfred Hitchcock's The 39 Steps in London and on Broadway, sets Shakespeare's As You Like It in a Hollywood sound stage for Shakespeare Theatre Company's new production opening Nov. 23.
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A New Iliad Emerges With Classic Stage's The Age of Iron, Opening Nov. 22 in NYC
Off-Broadway's Classic Stage Company (CSC) melds two Elizabethan texts about the Trojan War to create The Age of Iron, a new three-hour epic that opens Nov. 22 after previews from Nov. 6. CSC artistic director Brian Kulick adapted the plays and directs.
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A Daughter's A Daughter, Penned by Agatha Christie Under an Alias, Will Get West End Premiere
A Daughter's A Daughter, written by Agatha Christie under the alias of Mary Westmacott, is to receive its West End premiere, with performances beginning Dec. 14 at Trafalgar Studios 1. It will open Dec. 15 for a four-week run through Jan. 9, 2010.
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