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"For a Better World" is being presented through Feb. 1 in the public lobby of the United Nations.

Monk's Mood is being presented through the Department of Drama and the Center for Black Performing Arts.

A new version of "La Belle Helene," the Jacques Offenbach operetta, is being presented through March 9 by the AMAS Repertory Theater, 1 East 104th Street.

Although the tinkering is, on the whole, restrained, it's too bad that the company felt the need to toy at all with "Everyman," which is being presented through Sunday at the Brooklyn Academy of Music's Majestic Theater.

The play is being presented through Sunday at the Theater for the New City by the Ma-Yi Theater Company, an important troupe in the theatrical mosaic of New York that focuses on work by and about Asian-Americans, and "Suns" is emblematic of this company's value.

The current staging ended a sellout London run on June 3 and has transferred intact to the Long Wharf Theater in New Haven, where it is being presented through next Sunday as part of that city's annual International Festival of Arts and Ideas.

The campaign is among many for a growing list of mainstream brands that are being presented through social media like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.

Australian Aborigines, South American Indians and other characters created with mannequins by 200 city children in third through ninth grades are being presented through Friday in the "BID for Kids" exhibition.

For $15 not much more fun can be found in a theater these days than at 549 West 52nd Street in Manhattan, where four one-act plays propelled by love are being presented through Sunday under the title "Thicker Than Water 2004".

Still, Shakespeare wrote to be heard, and the authorship debate has not been resolved by this production, which is being presented in repertory through September in the Royal Shakespeare Company's Swan Theater.

The play, which is being presented at the Harlem School of the Arts through Oct. 26, is episodic in nature.