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Broadway uneasy after ‘Brighton Beach’ collapses

NEW YORK — The abrupt closing Sunday of Neil Simon’s “Brighton Beach Memoirs” after only nine


WWE plans January show at Covelli Centre

YOUNGSTOWN — World Wrestling Entertainment will return to Covelli Centre at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 2.


Egyptian sculpture from garden sells for $118,000

Egyptian sculpture from garden sells for $118,000 CLEVELAND — A bronze Egyptian sculpture from a


Special to The Vindicator

Special to The Vindicator FREE CONCERT AT THIEL: The Szymanowski Quartet, an internationally


new on home video This week’s DVD releases

Available Tuesday: “Aliens in the Attic” (PG, 86 minutes): An extended family gathers in a big


Judge grants Seacrest a restraining order

Judge grants Seacrest a restraining order LOS ANGELES — A judge granted “American Idol” host Ryan


Joki’s ‘Rocky Horror Show’ proves absolutely fabulous

When the Narrator (a wonderfully imperious Nicole Zayas) cautions the audience at the start of “The


For Buble, there’s no going backward

NEW YORK — Michael Buble is a little antsy as he walks around Warner Bros. Records’ Manhattan


Rock ’n’ roll royalty jam for hall’s 25th

NEW YORK (AP) — U2 brought three generations of chart-toppers — Mick Jagger, Bruce Springsteen and


Johansson, Schreiber to star in Miller’s ‘View’

Johansson, Schreiber to star in Miller’s ‘View’ NEW YORK — Scarlett Johansson will star opposite


“A Place of Execution” (9 p.m., PBS): The latest offering under the “Masterpiece

“A Place of Execution” (9 p.m., PBS): The latest offering under the “Masterpiece Contemporary”


if you go

if you go What: “The Shape of Life” exhibition of the works of Eva Zeisel Where: Hoyt Institute


Trumbull New Theatre offers ‘God’s Favorite’

Trumbull New Theatre offers ‘God’s Favorite’ NILES — Trumbull New Theatre will present the Neil


‘Carmen’ could take company to new level

opera western reserve The OWR is becoming entrenched in the Valley’s cultural scene. Opera


Hoyt exhibition reveals work of ceramic modernist

NEW CASTLE, Pa. — In the 1940s, an original brand of modernism was brought to the ceramic industry