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Italians don't only write operas: their country has a long tradition of producing composers who bring theatrical savvy and lavish lyricism to a variety of musical forms.

Tonight's production, a slightly altered version of a film that had its premiere at the 2000 Sundance Film Festival, is part of WNET's "Stage on Screen," a series that seeks to bring theatrical drama to television.

By Russell Platt Italians don't only write operas: their country has a long tradition of producing composers who bring theatrical savvy and lavish lyricism to a variety of musical forms.

(Isherwood) Off Broadway 'Arguendo' Elevator Repair Service's stylized re-enactment of a Supreme Court case (about nude dancing as a first amendment right) is so wittily inventive it makes you think they could bring theatrical life to the Pittsburgh phone directory.

Last Chance 'Arguendo' (closes on Sunday) Elevator Repair Service's stylized re-enactment of a Supreme Court case (about nude dancing as a First Amendment right) is so wittily inventive it makes you think this company could bring theatrical life to the Pittsburgh phone directory.

He also created costumes for the original Broadway productions of "No Time for Sergeants," "The Night of the Iguana," "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" and "What Makes Sammy Run?" He designed for movies but achieved more success in television, where his costumes for the 1953 production of "Hamlet" for "Hallmark Hall of Fame" helped bring theatrical standards to the small screen.

The new year brings theatrical beginnings and endings.

He has now brought theatrical magic to his contemporary staging of "A Quiet Place".

"The Judson House Project" brought theatrical magic to Judson House, a structure formerly owned by the Judson Memorial Church.

It brings theatrical intelligence and moments of real power to "Kaddish L'Naomi," its staging of Allen Ginsberg's "Kaddish," a gorgeous lamentation for his dead, mad mother.

But Mr. Mayer, who won a deserved Tony Award for his hypercharged directing of the musical "Spring Awakening," has brought theatrical flair to his operatic debut, and there are dynamic elements in this colorful, if muddled and ill-defined, "Rigoletto".