<I>Ultimate Diva Revue</I>—with Songs from <I>Chess</I> and <I>Side Show</I>—Heads to Center Stage

<I>Gypsy</I> Standby Sings Coleman at Don't Tell Mama Feb. 2 and 9

Mel Brooks and Company Visit London for <I>Producers</I> Launch

TDF/Irene Sharaff Awards For Theatrical Costume Design Announced

Patricia Falkenhain, Obie-Winning Actress, Dead at 77

Banderas and Griffith Honored by Drama League, Feb. 9

Robert Harth, Artistic Director of Carnegie Hall Since 2001, Dead at 47

<I>Wonderful Town</I> Invites Sisters in at Half Price on Wednesdays, Beginning Feb. 4

Cook Offers New Solo Show, <I>Barbara Cook's Broadway</I>, at Lincoln Center

<I>Never Gonna Dance</I> Will Shutter Feb. 15

<I>Addicted . . . a comedy of substance</I> to Play Final Performance Feb. 8

There Is <I>Nothing Like a Dame</I> March 1 at the St. James Theatre

Paper Mill <I>Baby</I> to Feature Norm Lewis and La Chanze

<I>Hairspray</I> Heads Home: Seattle's 5th Ave Sets Season with Rigby, <I>Singin', We Will Rock You</I>

Friends Will Remember Theatre Promoter Brad Van Nostrand at Feb. 3 Memorial

Producer Paul Libin Honored By O'Neill Foundation

Will Richard Chamberlain Join Broadway's <I>Chicago</I>?

Has the Broadway production of Kander and Ebb's Chicago found its next Billy Flynn?

THE LEADING MEN: Following the Norm

With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, here are three Leading Men who have "miles and miles and miles of heart": Norm Lewis (Chicago), Matt Zarley (ZarleySongs) and Jim Caruso (Cast Party).

<I>Gypsy</I> Revival to Close Feb. 28

According to a statement, "The producers stated that the current extreme weather conditions in New York, which have caused an industry-wide decline in ticket sales, contributed to the decision to close the production." If the box office shows a marked improvement, however, the producers may extend the Gypsy run. (The producers of Never Gonna Dance also announced Feb. 2 that that show would close prematurely on Feb. 15, also citing the poor weather.)

Bob Gunton Is <I>The Great Ostrovsky</I>, Singing Cy Coleman Songs, at Philly's Prince; Pitre and Hadary In

Love and <I>Boston Marriage</I>: Mamet Play Begins Perfs. Jan. 31 at Guthrie

"Matzo Man": <I>Meshuggah-Nuns!</I> Begins Perfs. at HHTC Jan. 31

Broadway <I>Cast Party</I> Returns at New Venue Feb. 9

HERE Ousts Faust, as Target Margin's <I>Serious Jokes</I> Ends Jan. 31

Complete Cast Announced for Guthrie's <I>Romeo and Juliet</I>; McSweeny to Direct