News from: H A I R
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, and one of America's finest billionaires, joined the cast of HAIR on Saturday for the annual Inner Circle Charity Benefit. Mayor Bloomberg donned his headband and Bell-bottoms for the event. Check out the amazing photos!
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News from: H A I R
HAIR Celebrates it’s One Year anniversary on Broadway, March 30th!  
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News from: A Life in the Theatre
Acclaimed Tony Award nominated actor Sir Patrick Stewart is set to return to the New York stage starring in the Broadway premiere of David Mamet’s A Life in the Theatre in the leading role of “Robert”. 
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News from: R A C E
Actor James Spader is making his debut in the Broadway production of David Mamet's "Race." He chats with TODAY about his new role, as well as roles past.
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News from: E N R O N
Broadway's Best Shows is celebrating Women's History Month presenting new & exclusive content with some of Broadway's most prolific women.
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News from: All About Me
Capeless booked the gig of a lifetime and is making her Broadway debut alongside Dame Edna Everage and Michael Feinstein in “All About Me,” which opened last week in New York.
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News from: H A I R
The original cast of the Tony Award-winning revival of Hair were the recipients of a Special Recognition Award at the GLAAD Media Awards in Manhattan March 13.
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News from: All About Me
For true comic invention and fierce fun between Edna and Michael (grotesque farce and perceptive sensitivity) there was quite a lot of excellent comic acting going on.
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News from: E N R O N
POWER DYNAMICS “Enron,” a play by Lucy Prebble, recounts the creative accounting methods that led to the energy company’s collapse in 2001.
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News from: All About Me
Watch Dame Edna Perform ‘Single Ladies’ It's a clip from her current Broadway show, All About Me, and it is wonderful.
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News from: E N R O N
The Laurence Olivier Awards were created in 1976 as The Society of West End Theatre Awards to recognize excellence on the London stage, and became The Laurence Olivier Awards in 1984 when Lord Olivier agreed to have his name associated with them. The awards include 25 categories, although they are not all given each year: 20 for theatre, two for opera, two for dance, one for productions presented by SOLT’s (Society of London Theatre) affiliate members and the Laurence Olivier Audience Award, for which members of the public are invited to vote for their favorite long-running show.
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News from: E N R O N
The awards are the highest distinction in U.K. theater and equivalent to the Tony Awards in New York.
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