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2 16). It's a part Falco originated off Broadway before gaining fame via HBO as Mafia wife Carmela Soprano. Frank Wood rejoins her as the trumpet player more devoted to his horn than his family, a role that won him a Tony. Another cast reunion brings together Mark Ruffalo and Lauren Ambrose in Clifford Odets' Depression era drama, "Awake and Sing!" (Jan. 13 17) the two having starred in a 2006 Broadway production of the show that won a Tony for best revival under director Bartlett Sher, who'll also be back for this radio version. The two comic oldies, from the Depression and the Roaring '20s, are George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart's Hollywood spoof, "Once in a Lifetime" (Oct.

she wants to convert to Protestantism. One of the season's new works is a docudrama, "RFK: The Journey to Justice" (March 17 21) by Murray Horwitz and Jonathan Estrin. It traces Robert F. The other fresh script is about flights into fantasy: "Doctor Cerberus" (July 14 18), Roberto Aguirre Sacasa's comedy about a 1980s teenager who escapes from his troubles.

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