Staged Right: Like that famous TV bunny,...

Staged Right: Like that famous TV bunny, “The Adjustment” just keeps going and going. . . . The hit play about faith and politics at Burbank’s Alliance Repertory Company has been extended to the end of November (F1A). One reason: actress Lisa Kaminir, above, in the lead role of the brash, confident lobbyist. “My God,” Kaminer says, “this is the perfect role for me.”

Skirting the Line: A TV documentary tonight about men who dress as women features the shop of Jim Bridges, a former makeup artist who now sells corsets, wigs and big dresses in Studio City. Makeup workshops can cost as much as $100. “It’s an expensive hobby,” Bridges says (F15).

Historic Burbank: The big news at Burbank City Hall is, well, City Hall. . . . Next Tuesday, the 53-year-old building will officially take its place on the National Register of Historic Places. “It’s very distinctive architecture both outside and inside,” says the city’s Greg Herrmann.

In the Dark: It’s a crucial day for the business team managing the tunneling through the Santa Monica Mountains. . . . A Metropolitan Transportation Authority panel is expected to decide whether the group should win a contract to supervise Eastside subway work.