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There Wasn't Always Glamor But There Was Politics
A Sondheim Celebration
A Conversation With An Icon Of The Theater
George: The Cool Beatle
'Quiet' Was Not Really An Accurate Adjective
Celebrating Satchmo's Centennial
2001 Is A Year For Louis Armstrong
Polly Bergen: Long Road, Few Regrets
Bouncing Back -- All The Way To Broadway
On Dylan Being 60
You Can Never Tell What He'll Do Next
George Carlin's Comedy Cloud
A Lifetime Of Edgy Laughs
Crazy For Ken Ludwig
Broadway Writer Puts Words In Their Mouths
Henry Moore: Modest Michelangelo
Revisiting A Modern Artist
Milton Glaser's designing mind
His startling words to the wise: design isn't art
Carly Simon's latest confessional
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Trisha's Day In The Country
She Hits Her Stride With New Music
Sam Mendes: Best Director
Oscar-winner for "American Beauty" came to the big screen with a lot of experience in the theater
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An author conjures up a phenomenon
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