ATLANTA, Jan.

NEW YORK, Oct.

By Suzy Menkes It opens with a little girl in a rose-strewn dress dancing across the stage in the Austrian palace of her childhood.

By Jack Zink, South Florida Sun-Sentinel Mar. 5--Marie Antoinette: The Color of Flesh takes some time to build up a head of steam in its saga of romance and revolution.

By Christine Dolen, The Miami Herald Mar. 3--Michael Hall, artistic director of Boca Raton's Caldwell Theatre Company, writes in the theater's newsletter that he received a letter from a patron nearly a year ago.