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If you haven't picked up this month's issue, go get it right now! There's a great article about Sutton and some cool pics. This is on the CITY site...

'Young Frankenstein' Star Leads New Issue of CITY

'YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN' STAR LEADS NEW ISSUE OF CITY

"I've never been part of something so... big," says Broadway actress Sutton Foster of Mel Brooks' new mega-musical, Young Frankenstein, in the new issue of CITY magazine. "I've never done something so high-profile. It's terrifying and thrilling and sort like, how the hell did I get here?" How the 32-year-old actress got to star as the buxom, yodeling Inga in the biggest show of the season is the stuff of a high school theater geek's dreams, including a 42nd Street-style big break and three Tony Award nominations (including a win for Best actress). Young Frankenstein, which opens Thursday night at the Hilton Theatre, is vintage Brooks--bawdy, hilarious, and epic, with one show-stopper after another. Foster's "Roll in Ze Hay" early in act one is worth the (hefty) price of admission alone.

Foster headlines CITY's first ever Arts & Entertainment issue, which is on newsstands everywhere now. CITY enlisted the cast of the Roundabout Theatre Company's touring production of the classic jury room drama 12 Angry Men to star in one of our most dramatic fashion shoots ever. We also preview this year's Oscar race, focusing on the sudden surge of Hollywood films that are adaptations of highly acclaimed and serious literature. If you haven't read Atonement, No Country for Old Men, Life in the Time of Cholera, and The Kite Runner, you may want to head to the library before you hit the theaters. As if that's not enough, we chat up design guru Sir Terence Conran and taste CITY chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten's take on a traditional Thanksgiving feast. Go to www.youngfrankensteinthemusical.com and www.city-magazine.com