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The man's a genius.

Palace.

If I remember correctly, when I saw Damn Yankees the plasma screen TV in the lobby said the Encores tickets go on sale September 5th. I know for a fact it was a early September date.

No one has heard where Speed the Plow is going?

It's so crazy I just don't believe it.

http://www.telecharge.com/BehindTheCurtain.aspx?prodid=6737&mode=moreShowInfo

I am most baffled by the balcony price. I mean, 41 dollars for the balcony. I remember when it was 20 for Doubt. I am just going to wait for an offer to come out and buy my tickets with that. I was going to buy balcony, but it's just a crazy price for all the way up there.

I know. And I don't think 39 Steps is going to close in time for something to open at the Cort for the fall.

I was just thinking today...

There are a lot of shows that have not announced theaters yet, and there are not many, nearly no theaters left. They are all filled up for the fall. Like, where will Speed the Plow or American Buffalo play??

Don't ask me why, but I just have a feeling this will be in the Longacre whenever it comes to Broadway...

I'll be there on Sunday. Can't wait!

LuPone

Exactly. He takes away the entire idea of doubt, which is the whole point of the piece.

http://www.playbill.com/news/article/116692.html

Meryl and Philip are excellent actors. Philip is one of the best actors of my generation and Meryl is my favorite actress of all time. Meryl is perfectly cast, but Philip is not.

She looks beautiful.

Perfect casting!

Just got even more excited.

Has anyone heard anything?

Linda Lavin is giving an absolutely hilarious performance in Paul Rudnick's new plays, "The New Century". The plays start off with a monologue hilariously performed by Linda Lavin that had the audience roaring with laughter. She was so brilliant with working the audience. It reminded me of when I saw Julie White in "The Little Dog Laughed". She had the audience in the palm of her hands. Sadly I cannot say the same for Peter Bartlett. He played his role very well, but the audience was terr