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  1. August Wilson to have theater named for him
  2. Seven plays showcased in three days at Bumbershoot
  3. In a London kitchen, 'Vincent in Brixton' serves drama to Gogh
  4. Area theater companies announce their fall schedules
  5. Puppets of 'Cathay' tell epic Chinese tales of love, war and hip-hop
  6. Seasons open with a pair of musicals
  7. Beloved 'King and I' characters, etcetera, etcetera, are back onstage at the 5th
  8. By day he's a manicurist; at night, when the curtains go up, he's a sociopath
  9. Granddaddy of all novels leaps from page to stage
  10. A season of firsts at the Rep continues with 'The King Stag'
  11. Promise of healing thaws a harsh 'frozen'
  12. Just in time for Halloween is Troy Mink's one-man scary play 'The Haint'
  13. A couple of other spooky plays will bring chills
  14. 'Nothing Is the Same' examines friendship and trust when war invades childhood
  15. A black 'Salesman' is an inspired move
  16. Charlayne Woodard mines black folklore for 'Flight'
  17. Intiman seeks modern parallels with 'Grapes of Wrath'
  18. Pinter is 'grateful' for Nobel honor
  19. Theater dedicated to August Wilson on Sunday
  20. African American folktales reveal strength in the ties that bind
  21. 'Another You' arose from the traumatic experiences of its writer/performer
  22. Exploring life in a digital world
  23. On Stage: Village Theatre's 'Cats' ultimately captivates
  24. On Stage: 'Nothing' is rife with lessons
  25. Seattle Repertory Theatre postpones 'Temple'
  26. The holiday theater smorgasbord is all you can enjoy from traditional to irreverent
  27. Christmas season glows brighter with new openings, including two traditions
  28. 'Mamma Mia!' Add ABBA's songs to a touching story and you have a hit
  29. 'Stones' is familiar and yet novel
  30. Empty Space Theatre will move into its new Seattle U home in January
  31. 'Snowflake' wit leaves one cold
  32. Sketch comedy team Train of Thought plays a high-tech role
  33. Looking for a Blue Man isn't all black and white
  34. 'Bees' buzzes into West Seattle as 'Pond' spills into Issaquah
  35. Does this troupe have a pulse? Call the Theater Doc!
  36. 'Scoundrels' to kick off its tour in Seattle
  37. Wilson's legacy? A unique historic monument of the African American experience
  38. Empty Space's moving out rummage sale this weekend
  39. On Stage: Three plays offer contrasting views of life
  40. 'The Wedding Singer' musical challenge: Writing 'new' '80s songs
  41. 'D.O.B.,' 'Boston Marriage,' 'God's Country,' 'Miss Daisy' open
  42. Wilson's 'Radio Golf' is a splendid finale
  43. Leaping about from stage to screen and screen to stage -- that's showbiz
  44. On Stage: 'God's Country' and 'Boston Marriage' miss their marks
  45. Wendy Wasserstein, 1950-2006: Playwright won Tony for 'Heidi Chronicles'
  46. Childbirth drama delivers little of substance
  47. Train of Thought puts a lot of broken heart in its newest sketch comedy
  48. 'Singer' totally, like, skewers the '80s
  49. 'Piazza' will light up the Paramount in 2007
  50. Mae West Fest winners announced
  51. Seattle playwright tweaks the temptation theme in 'The Devil and Daniel Webster'
  52. Curtains rise on two offerings from the fringe
  53. Feirstein takes 'Hairspray' to Las Vegas
  54. On Stage: Stone Soup Theatre makes the most of 'Mecca'
  55. Curtain goes up on arts center at Seattle U
  56. Ensler's 'Good Body' skewers our obsession with the 'perfect' female form
  57. Comedy is on tap in three new shows, from zany to satirical
  58. On Stage: Two plays that represent other eras: AIDS and witchcraft in Ireland
  59. Too hot for New York, Rachel Corrie's story plays here
  60. On Stage: Predictability pops bubbly 'Girl of My Dreams'
  61. A moment with ... Dame Edna, comedian
  62. Taproot has much to celebrate as it remounts 'Voices of the Prairie'
  63. On Stage: Predictability pops bubbly 'Girl of My Dreams'
  64. 'Honus and Me' brings the prolific playwright Dietz full circle in Seattle
  65. Mike Daisey turns a wry eye on Brecht, Barnum and other 'greats'
  66. Imaginary friends, Moliere and more in fringe shows this week
  67. The Rep injects 'Tuesdays With Morrie' with drama that's missing from the book
  68. Theatre Puget Sound honors Todd Jefferson Moore
  69. On Stage: 'Lobby Hero' shows it's time to take Seattle Public Theatre seriously
  70. Author lauds Seattle Rep.
  71. On Stage: 'Rounding Third' is light but plenty of good fun
  72. Playful anguish and comic neurosis? That's 'Miss Witherspoon'
  73. On Stage: Black Box celebrates Kurt Weill and Viktor Ullman in 'Degenerate Cabaret'
  74. The geek muse inspires sketch comedy team Cody Rivers with limitless humor
  75. Hello bygone musicals! 'Dolly,' 'Pippin' and 'Anything Goes'
  76. Uneven 'Anything Goes' still has much to get a kick out of
  77. Kaleidoscope lets young dancers shine
  78. Carter Marionettes tackle 18th-century 'Tom Thumb' opera
  79. 'Chicago' takes a long detour to the Persian Gulf before opening in Seattle
  80. Women have their day -- and then some -- on local stages
  81. Rule of 'Thumb,' a lusty satirical puppet show
  82. On Stage: Mating behavior drives two new productions
  83. Intiman wins Tony as best regional theater
  84. On Stage: 'King John' with a twist -- all-female cast
  85. Former Mariner Dan Wilson hits the stage
  86. On Stage: 'Much Ado' is elegant; 'Sex in Seattle' rocks
  87. Summer is nigh, so bring on the giggles
  88. 'Wine in the Wilderness' expands black theater
  89. Tonys did the 'Boys' -- but the musical that didn't win won more awards
  90. Special Tony could help put Intiman in the black
  91. Time as a jail volunteer is the key to comedian's new 'Bust'
  92. Bigotry and 'Betrayal' show up on smaller theaters' rosters
  93. 'Rachel Corrie' to open in New York
  94. Capitol Hill Arts Center resurrects early Pinter's grim but wacky side
  95. Middling-earth: Success eludes 'Lord of the Rings' stage show
  96. Fall A&E guide deadline is July 28
  97. Summer is the season of Shakespeare all over the Seattle area
  98. Busby Berkeley classics are taken for a new turn in 'Kaleidoscope Eyes'
  99. 'Smoke' revives old-time religion with songs and humor
  100. Beware the man on the flying trapeze