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Three-week run at 160-seat theatre will raise money for drama school, with tickets given out by lottery system – now closed

It is being described by the very few who have seen dress rehearsals as a “thriller”, “the grief Hamlet”, and “vibrant” with an “extraordinary” central performance by its superstar lead.

Sounds good? To see or not to see? Looking for a debit card? Well unless you were randomly selected for a ticket then forget about it. You will never see one of the most anticipated theatrical events of the year: HiddleHamlet.

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Diep, Lindsay and new contributor PennyMaria from To See or Not To See discuss four new productions beyond Broadway in New York City, 3Fifths by James Scruggs at 3-Legged Dog 120, Sojourners by Mfoniso Udofia at New York Theatre Workshop 2836, Her Portmanteau by Mfoniso Udofia at New York Theatre Workshop 4100, World Builders, a love story by Johnna Adams from Flux Theatre Ensemble 5135.

Looks like Open House, a horror movie that features Anna Paquin and Stephen Moyer and is about a real estate venture gone terribly wrong, will be coming soon to a theater near you. (Variety reported earlier today that LionsGate division Grindstone Entertainment has picked up all domestic distribution rights.) Despite their presence in the trailer (and every news release regarding Open House), the True Blood costars (and real-life couple) don’t seem to have very big parts in the flick, which was directed by Anna’s brother Andrew Paquin. (See trailer embedded after the jump.)

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Jude Law is playing Hamlet on Broadway and the reviews are in. Unfortunately, if you were hoping that they would help you determine whether or not to splurge on tickets, they won't. Law's reviews are a mixed bag, with some loving his performance, and others thinking that there isn't much of a performance going on at all, rather there's just a whole lot of Jude Law pointing at things...The Washington Post takes issue with Law's tendency to gesture along with everything he says in the play: "If the ...