Theatre News Roundup: 12/9

Another Op’nin, Another Show (OPENINGS)

•  Di Goldene Kale (The Golden Bride) officially opens 12/9. Check out this audio clip.
• Elf returns to the Theater at Madison Square Garden for a limited run Dec. 9.

Closed for Renovations (CANCELLATIONS)

• Broadway's Shuffle Along, Or The Making of the Musical Sensation of 1921 and All That Followed has pushed back its opening date from April 21 to April 28—the last possible date of eligibility for the 2016 Tony Awards.

TKTS (TICKETS/RUSH/ETC)

• Misery student rush. "A limited number of $35 tickets (inclusive of a $2 facility fee) will be available at the box office of the Broadhurst Theatre to students 25 years old and younger when the box office opens for that day’s performance(s)."

Come to the Cabaret (CABARETS/CONCERTS/ETC)

• Boyd Gaines and Julia Murney will headline a Dec. 15 benefit reading of Ben Holbrook's play The Whale and the Dog Star

One Song Glory (ALBUMS)

• "Sarah Brightman will release a collection of digital download-only compilations of previously unreleased and limited edition tracks. "Rarities," Volumes 1-3, will be available Dec. 18."

We Open in Venice, We Next Play Verona (TOURS)

• Deaf West Theatre's Broadway production of Spring Awakening has announced that it will roll out a national tour beginning in 2017. No specific dates or cities for the tour were announced.

Let Me Be Your Star (TV NEWS)

• ABC has announced that it will present a new adaptation of "Dirty Dancing" starring Abigail Breslin as Baby.

Stop! Wait! What?! (EVERYTHING ELSE)

• The Apollo will stage its first opera, Charlie Parker's Yardbird, starring Lawrence Brownlee, April 1 and 3, 2016.