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Filmmaker Michael Moore is officially interested in bringing Hollywood back to downtown Flint.
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By Alice T. Carter , PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW Friday, July 30, 2010 Last updated: 2:04 pm Photos Comedy winner Mountain Playhouse ‘Who? Maid? Who?’ Produced by: Mountain Playhouse When: 8 p.m. Saturday and Tuesday-Aug. 7, 2 p.m. Wednesday and Aug.
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A scene from “The Railway Children.” On Thursday afternoon, I found myself drenched in silent tears in Waterloo Station, while hordes of little boys and girls around me remained contentedly dry-eyed. You see, there was this family of genuinely good people who, after having their father taken away by some sadly mistaken police, had [...]

EDGE exchanged questions via emai l with Maguire this past week about how he became invo l ved in the project, his thoughts on fairy ta l es and what attracted him to reworking Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
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Actor Gary Sinise is visiting Oshkosh on Friday. He’s performing with his band the “Lt. Dan Band” at Experimental Aircraft Association’s annual AirVenture convention, during its event “Theater in the Woods” event.
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In the crowded Taipei theater, Eddy Fang laughs politely at the Chinese ensemble’s comic references to jealous husbands and overweight wives but can’t help thinking it’s all a bit lowbrow in relatively sophisticated Taiwan.
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Dorchester born and raised, Sue Costello always could turn any situation, no matter the circumstances, into a hilarious story later on.
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Marc Wolf in a scene from “Another American: Asking and Telling.” This summer, ArtsBeat is inviting members of the theater world to contribute to the weekly Theater Talkback column, alternating with the critics Ben Brantley and Charles Isherwood.
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Director Alex Perez, front center, is shown here in 2002 with the High Tech High School, North Bergen, cast of “Oz” celebrating the Paper Mill Playhouse’s Rising Star award as the state’s outstanding musical production.
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For generations, Americans viewed films in stately, single-screen theaters that were pillars of city business districts – an experience that faded with the rise of suburban multiplexes and the decline of downtowns.
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