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But standup forms only a small part of Out of My Head, an autobiographical revue about Merton's overactive imagination and brush with insanity.

When "Ain't Nothin But the Blues" left New Jersey two years ago, the revue about the birth, evolution and everlasting life of a musical form was itself evolving.

(It also books shows that might not fit in elsewhere, like "In Search of Cleo," Gina Gershon's musical revue about the disappearance of her cat).

In previous shows this Korean-American writer has devised a comic revue about black identity politics, retailored Shakespeare's "King Lear" and taken to the stage herself to perform a cabaret act mostly about death.

Vosburgh suggested expanding the show by adding a first act, A Day in Hollywood, a revue about the movie capital in the Thirties, using the talents of the performers cast in Act Two.

"Cotton Club Parade" – a musical revue about the famed Harlem nightclub – will begin performances on Broadway in October with a new name, "After Midnight," the producers said on Monday.

Same plan followed in Vanities, although presentation of victims to Julius Tannen more open, since celebrities at revue banded about tables, all tense for monologist's quip to lash about their ears.

Before she comes on stage, the spotlights swoop in arcs, a showbiz staple that suggests an old-school soul revue is about to spring into life.

In her short-lived Broadway revue "All About Me" in March 2010, Dame Edna Everage performed a version of the song with backup dancers Gregory Butler and Jon-Paul Mateo.

"PUTTING THE HA! IN HANUKKAH" Heeb magazine presents a night of music and comedy featuring Good for the Jews, a band put together by the journalist and musician Rob Tannenbaum, one of the creators of the revue "What I Like About Jew".

Harold Rome's revue, Pins and Needles, about and with garment workers, was produced only five months after The Cradle Will Rock.