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PAULETTE ATTIE'S Collaborators for New York's Museum of Television and Radio in October 2005. The show featured the works of five of ASCAP's most illustrious members: Harold Arlen, Ira Gershwin, Yip Harburg, Johnny Mercer, and Ted Koehler. Five-time Emmy Award winner Francesca James directed the program.

ERVIN DRAKE'S Her First Roman at the Library of the Performing Arts in Lincoln Center. Members of the Metropolitan Opera will sing songs from Her First Roman as a part of a series of works by George Bernard Shaw that will include "My Fair Lady" and "The Chocolate Soldier."

SANDY SHERMAN and KEVIN KAUFMAN'S The Little Witch of Wichita at the Adventure Theatre in Glen Echo Maryland. The book was written by Beth Martin Brown.