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FOR 66 YEARS Performing Arts Insider has been the leading source of information
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**** See the bottom of this page for sample listings and content -- just as they appear in every issue of Performing Arts Insider!
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Publishers: Richmond Shepard & David Lefkowitz
Editor-in-chief: David Lefkowitz
Ad Sales: Jonathan Peters see below for sample listings
SAMPLES Curious about the content of Performing Arts Insider? Here are sample, abridged columns (from our archives) of the type that appear in every issue of PAI. For the current issue, send $15, check or money order, to: TotalTheater, POB 31, Greeley, CO 80632-0031. Day-By-Day – BROADWAY
SHOW & CREDITS PRODUCER / PRESS VENUE DATES AFTER
MISS JULIE PROD:
Roundabout Theater Company (Todd Haimes, art dir; Julia C. Levy, exec dir; Harold
Wolpert, mgng dir; roundabouttheatre.org) in assoc w/ Sonia Friedman
Productions (c/o Duke of York’s, 104 St. Martin’s Lane, London, WC2N 4BG,
UK; 011-44-207-845-8750; soniafriedman.com) & Ostar Productions
(268 W. 44 St, NYC 10036. 212-719-5091). GM: American
Airlines Theater [Rou]:
227 West 42 sSt. 212-719-1300 Prev: BILLY
ELLIOT PROD:
Universal Pictures, Working Title (Tim Bevan & Eric Fellner, chairs; Oxford House, 76
Oxford St, London, UK W1D 1BX. 011-44-207-307-3000; workingtitlefilms.com)
& Old Vic Productions (Lord Attenborough, chair; Sally Greene, CEO; The
Old Vic, The Cut, London, UK SE1 8NB; 011-44-207-401-3534;
oldvicproductions.com), Tim Bevan, Eric Fellner, Jon Finn, Sally Greene.
billyelliotthemusical.com. Exec Prod: Angela Morrison & David Furnish. Notes: Won Imperial
Theater [Shub]:
249 West 45 Prev: GUIDE
– PRESS AGENTS Jim Baldassare:
201 West 70 Barlow‑Hartman Public Relations: 1560 Broadway, #909, NYC 10036. 212-398‑1800; fx
212-398-7110. Staff: John Barlow (john@ barhart.com), Michael Hartman (michael@
barhart.com), Wayne Wolfe, Dennis Crowley, Carol Fineman 212-354-7343. carolf@ cfpublicity.com), Tom D’Ambrosio (tom@
barhart.com), Andrew Snyder, Gerilyn Shur
(gerilyn@ barhart.com), Leslie Baden, Jon Dimond (jdimond@ barhart.com). (Grease,Wicked
,Young Frankenstein.) * THE ADDAMS FAMILY. Book: Marshall Brickman & Rick Elice. Score: Andrew Lippa, adapting
Charles Addams cartoons. Dir/Set: Phelim McDermott & Julian Crouch.
Choreog: Sergio Trujillo. Music Dir: Mary-Mitchell Campbell; Casting: Telsey +
Co. Cast; Bebe Neuwirth, * DIRTY DANCING – The Classic Story On Stage. Musical. Book: Eleanor Bergstein,
adapting her 1987 screenplay. Songs: Period hits and new numbers by John
DeNicola, Donald Markowitz & Franke Previte. Dir: James Powell. Set: Stephen
Brimson Lewis; Light: Tim Mitchell; Sound: Bobby Aitken; Video: Jon Driscoll.
Cast: Josef Brown (Johnny), Amanda Leigh Cobb (Baby), Britta Lazenga (Penny).
Plot: At holiday camp, daughter meets dance teacher from the wrong side of the
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