Friday, September 26. 2008
Stardust at the New York Open Center Sept 27th at 8:00
Friday, May 9. 2008
MARTHA PLIMPTON of TOP GIRLS will be interviewed by FAITH SALIE
Tuesday, March 18. 2008
StarDUST (Adventures in Conscioussness) on Tour
Friday, February 15. 2008
Xanadu in Central Park with Slides
Thursday, February 14. 2008
Auction of 1000 Stars
The Latest Legit News From Variety®
Legit News: Broadway veteran also acted onscreen in 'Fargo' -- Harve Presnell, whose booming baritone graced such Broadway musicals as "The Unsinkable Molly Brown" and "Annie," died June 30 in Santa Monica, Calif. He was 75.
Legit News: Credits include 'Peyton Place,' play 'Red Gloves' -- Anna Karen Morrow, an actress who had a regular role on the prime-time soap opera "Peyton Place" and also appeared on Broadway, in films and on numerous other television shows, died July 1 in Los Angeles. She was 94.
Legit News: Malcolm McDowell set for Kirk Douglas -- Center Theater Group's 2009-10 season at the Kirk Douglas Theater includes new plays by Lisa Kron ("Well") and Danai Gurira ("In the Continuum"), as well as a U.S. preem starring Malcolm McDowell.
Legit News: 'Creature' musical makes its debut in Hollywood -- Universal has been keeping its classic monsters in the spotlight with film reboots. Now the studio is adding a tuner to the mix.
Legit News: Adaptation moves to London in fall -- The legit adaptation of “The Shawshank Redemption” will get a West End run in the fall, following a successful preem in Dublin this spring.
Legit News: Show extended to help accommodate crowds -- Washington, D.C., auds are packing the summertime's first hit here in the Shakespeare Theater Company's "King Lear," a remounting of director Robert Falls' violent and athletic production first staged in 2006 at Chicago's Goodman Theater.
Legit News: Show to continue running until Sept. 6 -- Pulitzer Prize-winning play “Ruined” has extended for the last time, with the show now running at Manhattan Theater Club’s Off Broadway space through Sept. 6.
Legit News: Revival set for Neil Simon Theater in November -- Producers of the "Ragtime" revival have confirmed its Broadway berth at the Neil Simon Theater, where the new staging of the 1998 tuner will open in November.
Legit News: Fest cues fresh musicals -- The 2009 lineup of the National Alliance for Musical Theater's annual fest of new tuners includes developing works from Kyle Jarrow, Stephen Weiner and Gordon Greenberg.
Legit News: Salary increase postponed for union -- The Metropolitan Opera and stagehands' union Local One have struck a deal, postponing a promised salary increase this summer in exchange for an extra year on the current contract, with the raise to come a year from now.
Legit News: Actor to make Broadway helming bow with revival -- Stanley Tucci is expected to make his Broadway directing bow on a revival of Ken Ludwig's farce, "Lend Me a Tenor," to star "Grey's Anatomy" alum T.R. Knight.
Legit News: German theater director was fearless innovator -- Pina Bausch, a German choreographer known for her pioneering work, died Tuesday in Germany. She was 68.
Legit News: Stephen Eich to take post -- The Pasadena Playhouse has tapped Stephen Eich executive director.
Legit News: Broadway musical plans fall tour -- Broadway tuner "The Little Mermaid" will shutter Aug. 30, after a run of less than two years.
Legit News: Actress to star in Donald Margulies play -- Laura Linney will topline the Manhattan Theater Club production of Donald Margulies' "Time Stands Still," a staging now bumped up to the org's Broadway space.
Legit News: Mamet play to take over for 'Avenue Q' -- The expected Broadway transfer of David Mamet play "Oleanna," starring Bill Pullman and Julia Stiles, has snapped up the Golden Theater, currently home to tuner "Avenue Q," which just announced its closing.
Legit News: Donmar Warehouse production heads to N.Y. -- The Donmar Warehouse production of "Hamlet" toplined by Jude Law will make the transatlantic leap to Broadway this fall.
Legit News: Event also honors Mike Nichols, Susan Lyne -- At Thursday's opening night perf of the Shakespeare in the Park production of "Twelfth Night," it didn't rain once -- a delightful surprise to New Yorkers grumbling about a weeklong stretch of wet weather.
Legit News: Box office gets boost from exiting productions -- Last week on Broadway, the best way to boost box office was to close.
Legit News: Tuner aims to open on Broadway in 2010-11 -- Jerry Lewis will helm a new legit tuner adaptation of "The Nutty Professor," aiming to land on Broadway during the 2010-11 season.

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Recent Comments
Fri, 01.02.2008 15:55
This is this first videos that I have seen of Xanadu. I never really realized what the show was abou t, and how adorable it looks. Kerry Butler is really talented.
Fri, 01.02.2008 15:37
wow, traveling must take a real toll on you. How are you able to stay healthy and well enough to per form while traveling so much. Many people can not handle traveling as it is, and you travel for long hours and then perform!!
Tue, 29.01.2008 18:51
Great story of the graphics, which by the way, are superb!!!! Especially the latest! The graphics really do a great job of portraying how much fun the show seems to be!
Sun, 27.01.2008 01:42
Telly, Well first off London was amazing. I lived there for two years as i said and i went to a musical theatre conservatory over there called Arts Ed London. It was a great school and i learned a lot especially dance wise. I've a [...]
Sun, 27.01.2008 01:28
Hey Joey, Sorry not to answer for a while but that's a good question. Sometimes, yes it does. W hen you wake up at five in the morning to travel all day on the bus and for me personally it's very uncomfortable on the bus. I have v [...]
Tue, 22.01.2008 13:58
It's so great to see that you guys have all these questions for me. Well first of all, being a perfo rmer kind of means that you have to be a nomad for at least the beginning stages of your career, and you should be able to live out of [...]
Tue, 22.01.2008 13:51
Hey Robin!! I would like to first apologize for responding until now. We've had the worst luck w ith the wireless internet at our hotels. I'm currently on a layoff for a week visiting my siste r, her husband and my beautiful ne [...]
Tue, 22.01.2008 13:38
Hey Guys, Thanks for leaving comments. It's cool to see that you guys are interested. The music for the show is very good, and there are many people who say it's the one show that is written perf ectly. I think Patti Lupone said t [...]
Tue, 22.01.2008 13:12
Hey Brielle!! Sorry to get back to you so late!! One of the many aspects of touring is that you never know how life will be in each town. For the last week and a half we have had horrible luck wi th the internet at the hotels wher [...]
Thu, 17.01.2008 14:27
Xanadu is a pleasant surprise and no doubt with Kerry Butler as the lead how bad could it be? Actual ly it's delightful, entertaining and the entire cast is filled with energy, humor and TOP TALENT! Lo ved Xanadu each of the 4 times I s [...]
Mon, 14.01.2008 19:42
wow your life seems so exciting. i can not wait to be traveling in a company like you. when will you be near the tri state area. is your performing affected by the extreme traveling?
Sun, 13.01.2008 08:20
I saw Xanadu perform at the Thanksgiving day parade and it didnt seem that interesting. But reading this little review made me interested in going to see. Was it a movie?
Sun, 13.01.2008 08:18
I have always wanted to see Gypsy and this makes me want to see it more. I am really excited. I don 't really know what its about but i am very interested.
Sun, 13.01.2008 05:45
This is so interesting. Adam how did it turn out in Tennessee. Do you travel by bus or plane to your next locations? What's it like being on the road?
Sat, 12.01.2008 11:49
How interesting to hear your about your life on the road! You get to travel and act and paid for it! How did the first show go in Tenn?