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2/27 Musical 'Chicago'
Charlotte D'Amboise will star as Roxie Hart, joining John O'Hurley as Billy Flynn, when Chicago the Musical returns to the Windy City
Murder. Greed. Corruption. Violence. Exploitation. Adultery. Treachery. Set amidst the razzle-dazzle decadence of the...Tags: Kevin Chamberlin, Crimes, Ralph Burns, Entertainment, Murder
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Barack Obama fundraiser to affect downtown L.A. street access
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterSeveral downtown Los Angeles streets this morning have been closed to parking and may be shut entirely as Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) speaks at a campaign fundraiser at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion in his first visit to Southern California since being...Tags: Democratic Party, Politics, Los Angeles, Chicago White Sox, Los Angeles Times
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Gas prices not seen impacting arts attendance so far
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterIT'S A tradition: Fourth of July, Hollywood Bowl, a capacity fireworks-concert crowd of about 17,500 oohing and aahing to the rockets' red glare while the Los Angeles Philharmonic supplies a patriotic flourish. This summer, with gas prices skyrocketing...Tags: Transportation, Culture, Travel, Opera (genre), Laguna Beach
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Mario Lopez Dances to 'A Chorus Line'
Zap2It.com"Dancing With the Stars" finalist Mario Lopez is taking the skills he learned on the reality show to the stage. The former child star will join the Broadway revival of the musical "A Chorus Line." "Every actor dreams about appearing on a Broadway stage,...Tags: Entertainment, Dancing, Dance, America's Best Dance Crew (tv program), Sports
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'Chorus Line' revival mirrors 1975 original
![OH, THOSE mirrored panels. When they turn to reflect a stage full of lithe dancers in leotards and muscle shirts, you can't fight the thrill. Cue the straw hats, tight glutes and heartbreak: "A Chorus Line" has arrived at the <a href="http://www.ctgla.org">Ahmanson Theatre</a>, a syncopated time capsule of urban boogie, gay pride and natural curl.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2008-05/39166134-23095303.jpg "OH, THOSE mirrored panels. When they turn to reflect a stage full of lithe dancers in leotards and muscle shirts, you can't fight the thrill. Cue the straw hats, tight glutes and heartbreak: "A Chorus Line\" has arrived at the <a href=\"http://www.ctgla.org\">Ahmanson Theatre</a>, a syncopated time capsule of urban boogie, gay pride and natural curl.")
Special to The TimesOH, THOSE mirrored panels. When they turn to reflect a stage full of lithe dancers in leotards and muscle shirts, you can't fight the thrill. Cue the straw hats, tight glutes and heartbreak: "A Chorus Line" has arrived at the Ahmanson Theatre, a...Tags: Marvin Hamlisch, Television Industry, Entertainment, Dance, Cyd Charisse
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PASSINGS
Albert L. Greene Hospital president Albert L. Greene, 59, president and chief executive of Valley Presbyterian Hospital in Van Nuys since 2006, died Thursday at his home in Calabasas. He was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in June, the hospital...Tags: Prostate Cancer, Hospitals and Clinics, New York, University of Michigan, University of Southern California
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Clive Barnes dies at 81; newspaper critic covered New York theater and dance for 40 years
Bloomberg NewsClive Barnes, the avuncular and quotable critic who covered New York's theater and dance scene for more than 40 years, died early Wednesday at Mount Sinai Medical Center in Manhattan. He was 81 and recently had been diagnosed with liver cancer. His death...Tags: Literature, University of Oxford, Hospitals and Clinics, New York, Mount Sinai
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'Every Little Step' documents 'A Chorus Line' hopefuls
![Dancer Rachelle Rak climbs "up a steep and very narrow stairway" to a dressing room at the Broadhurst Theatre to await the worst news of her professional life: She will not be getting the role of Sheila in the Broadway revival of "A Chorus Line," an ambition she has poured her whole life into, not to mention the rigorous eight months of the audition itself. "It's all good," she gamely tells Jay Binder, the casting director, as she fumbles for her dance bag, only too aware that cameras are recording every humiliating moment.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2009-04/46268593-13140522.jpg "Dancer Rachelle Rak climbs "up a steep and very narrow stairway\" to a dressing room at the Broadhurst Theatre to await the worst news of her professional life: She will not be getting the role of Sheila in the Broadway revival of \"A Chorus Line,\" an ambition she has poured her whole life into, not to mention the rigorous eight months of the audition itself. \"It's all good,\" she gamely tells Jay Binder, the casting director, as she fumbles for her dance bag, only too aware that cameras are recording every humiliating moment.")
Dancer Rachelle Rak climbs "up a steep and very narrow stairway" to a dressing room at the Broadhurst Theatre to await the worst news of her professional life: She will not be getting the role of Sheila in the Broadway revival of "A Chorus Line," an...Tags: Richard Attenborough, Entertainment, Celebrities, Ohio, Every Little Step (movie)
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Broadway a big hit for Verdugo Hills High drama students
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterNew York Behold America's theater capital, twinkling, preening, clanging, stoking ambitions and devouring tourist dollars. Now behold the drama students of Verdugo Hills High School, their parents ferrying them from the San Fernando Valley to LAX, their...Tags: Transportation, Mel Brooks, Literature, Gene Wilder, Woody Allen
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Move Your Feet
International as well as local favorites, some song and dance and a special anniversary year highlight the summer in dance throughout the region.
The Full Force Dance Theatre presents an evening of modern dance and live music at Hartford's Charter Oak...Tags: Entertainment, Dancing, Culture, Dance, Sports
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The simpler life
Tribune staff writerThe Amish country of central Illinois is about as far away from Chicago as you can get without resorting to time travel. The area around the towns of Arcola, Arthur and Sullivan has much more than Amish farms, though. You'll find a museum dedicated to...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Christianity, Ohio, Green Mill (club), Mennonite
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Chicago Shakespeare tops Jeff nominations
Tribune arts reporterWith a whopping 25 Joseph Jefferson Award nominations, Chicago Shakespeare Theater was the most-honored theater in this year's slate. The 2003-04 Jeffs honor the best Equity-affiliated productions from the 2003-04 season of Chicago-area theater. Shows...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Fritz Weaver, Brian Bedford, Ohio, John Mahoney
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