Stockard Channing Awake in New WOS MagazineDate: 31 August 2007 The latest issue of our sister print title What’s On Stage Magazine is out now, available in 35 participating London theatres as well as selected hotels, restaurants and tourist bureaux. Amongst the great features in September are: WIDE AWAKE! - The West Wing’s Stockard Channing has gone back to her theatrical roots for Awake and Sing!, as Heather Neill finds out GIRLS JUST WANNA BE BAD - A prison visitor’s guide to Bad Girls – The Musical ALL ABOUT ALMODÓVAR - Why has Spanish film director Pedro Almodovar allowed the Old Vic team to adapt All About My Mother for the stage? Michael Coveney gets all the answers. (An abridged version of this article is also on the website this week – get a sneak peek by clicking here…) PLAYING A NEW SONG - Roger Foss meets Tony Award-winning American composer and lyricist Jason Robert Brown as Parade marches into town THEATRE ON THE MENU - Venues where they like to make a drama out of dining We’ve also got all of your favourite regular magazine sections, including Headliners (news, previews and snippet interviews, including one with The Country Wife’s Toby Stephens), Up for Grabs competitions, Limelight pictures, this month’s What’s On Guide diary and listings, Brief Encounter (with director Thea Sharrock, talking about her reconceived revival of The Emperor Jones) and, last but not least, Critical Comment, in which our columnist, Guardian critic Michael Billington, this month asks whether there’s still an audience for West End plays. Copies of the magazine at its various outlets are often scooped up very fast. To get future copies sent to your home, why not subscribe to our Whatsonstage.com Theatregoers’ Club? Membership also gains you advance, discount booking on our ever-popular Outings and exclusive access to Whatsonstage.com Wednesdays and other discounts – click here for more information. Readers and advertisers can also thumb through the complete issue page by page by clicking here. Related Content

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