This week, two Broadway productions opened, one got pushed back, and the Tony Awards Administration Committee met for the first time. What were the rulings on the hit musical Hamilton, and who will be up for this season's Best Leading Actor?

In 2002, those we said goodbye to included a lyricist-librettist who infused musical comedy with touches of crazy impishness, a Nebraska-born actress who became known as a great interpreter of the classics in London and Broadway, and a veteran producer who embraced writers ranging from Euripides to Shakespeare to Terrence McNally.

A Broadway actor who memorably played Gen. Patton on film. A songwriter who made Oliver Twist sing. A director who boldly revived the Gershwin brothers on Broadway.

London's Tricycle Theatre has announced its fall season that will include Sam Shepard's True West, the British premiere of Marcus Gardley's The House That Will Not Stand and a Christmas run for Complicite's Lionboy.

What's announced and what's in previews in the West End.

Did you get that calendar Chicago produced for 1999? As you pass each of the month's pages, you're reminded of all the foreign productions that have sprouted. For while Misses February, June, and October feature American casts, Misses January, May and November sport the London editions. July through September show Australian ladies, while April and December displays what the Netherlands has to offer.

Did you get that calendar Chicago produced for 1999? As you pass each of the month's pages, you're reminded of all the foreign productions that have sprouted. For while Misses February, June, and October feature American casts, Misses January, May and November sport the London editions. July through September show Australian ladies, while April and December displays what the Netherlands has to offer.