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'Once' Leads Tight Tony Awards Contest

Humble Irish love story "Once" about a Dublin street performer and a Czech piano player who share a passion for music and an impossible attraction for each other leads a close race of nominated Broadway shows heading into the Tony Awards on Sunday.

By Staff Reporter

Irish Love Story 'Once' Wins Eight Tony Awards

The fairytale success of beloved indie Irish love story "Once" ballooned on Sunday when it scooped Broadway's highest honors, the Tony Awards, including a win for best musical.
By Staff Reporter
Valentino Designs New York City Ballet Costumes

Italian fashion designer Valentino Garavani will create costumes for New York City Ballet’s Fall Gala at Lincoln Center on September 20.
By Staff Reporter

Pavarotti Manager Herbert Breslin Dies at 87
By Staff Reporter
"Glee" Graduates Face Tears, Fears, Uncertain Futures
By Staff Reporter
Royal Opera's "Falstaff": Big knight on a big horse
By Staff Reporter
‘Glee’ Plans Second Britney Spears Episode
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Renowned Baritone Fischer-Dieskau Dead at 86
By Staff Reporter
Broadway Play's Echoes of Bo Scandal May Prevent China Staging
By Staff Reporter
Composer George Benjamin: Don't label me, I'm British
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Aussie Tenor Skelton: Skip romance, hand me a sword
By Staff Reporter
"Matilda the Musical" wins record 7 Olivier Awards
By Staff Reporter
Opera Diva Ann Widdecombe Takes Role in Royal Opera Production of ‘La Fille du Regiment’
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Renowned contralto Lili Chookasian dies, age 90
By Staff Reporter
'Lion King' takes Broadway crown from 'Phantom'
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Tamara Rojo Named English National Ballet’s Director
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Kevin Puts Wins Pulitzer Prize for Opera 'Silent Night'
By Staff Reporter
Ballerina Darcey Bussell Joins ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ as Judge
By Staff Reporter

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