According to OK! magazine, a theater company in Ireland is performing MacBecks, which the show's director calls "a wild romp." According to OK!, the musical "pokes fun at the international super couple, mixing details of their headline-making life with various bits from classic William Shakespeare plays."

"We're very excited by the script," Ronan Smith of Long Road Productions said. "It borrows from Shakespeare's Macbeth, King Lear and Romeo and Juliet."

Wow, Shakespeare must be rolling around in his grave right about now.

The story of All In: The Poker Musical revolves around the final nine players at the Main Event of the World Series Of Poker and, just like in the real WSOP, these players come from all walks of life. These clearly identifiable characters sing songs that are interlaced with poker analogies, quotes, and situations that also apply to the game of life.

The songs for the musical will contain a mix of styles ranging from pop, country, rock, blues, jazz and musical theater, obviously. There will be showgirls and other sexy, witty dancing according to the release and Hellmuth with be a character in the musical. Yeah.

The WSOP has also chosen one of the songs from "All In: The Poker Musical" to debut during the Main Event of the 2008 WSOP and they are charging for tickets, $29.95 to be exact.

Visit www.pokermusical.com for more laughs information.

Kevin Federline is hoping to bring his mad talent to the Broadway stage. (AP Images)

Kevin Federline will be bringing his mad singing, dancing and acting skillz to Broadway, yo.

Federline is "in talks" to join Legally Blonde the musical. Federline, who earned less than a Denny's waitress last year, but hired a top divorce attorney, has been looking to his ex to pay his legal feez. Earning a living would be a new venture for the wannabe rapper.

An insider told Perez Hilton, “This is his dream and he wants to bring the kids. Jamie and Lynne [Spears] promised to help him make it work. This is his chance to show the world what he can do."

Get your Michael Jackson odds in the Bodog Sportsbook.

Bringing sexy, middle-aged housewives to the Broadway stage. (Courtesy ABC)

ABC's hit show Desperate Housewives might be hitting the Broadway stage, reports Female First. According to the magazine, Mark Cherry, the creator of the show, has been dropping hints to the cast that the show may be turned into a musical.

"It think it's a great idea," said Kyle McLachlan, who plays Orson on the show. "It makes sense.

"Mark has said that when he finishes his seven years at ABC, he plans to go to Broadway and move into the musical world so maybe he does have some design in that way," McLachlan continued. "That's all he's said so far."

McLachlan told Female First that he would gladly reprise his role on stage, saying that a Twin Peaks' musical (the '90s show where McLachlan starred as Special Agent Dale Cooper) doesn't seem likely. "You never know," he told Britain's Heart radio. "It could happen. Never say never, right? There is more chance of that [Desperate Housewives] than seeing me in a Twin Peaks musical."

Desperate Housewives is currently in its fourth season.