Urinetown and The Graduate, two very different shows about a society's decaying moral structure, will perform for the Actors' Fund in benefit performances on Aug. 18 and 25, respectively.

Urinetown, which won Tony Awards for its score, book and direction, is at the Henry Miller Theater. The Graduate, which won no Tonys, but has sold plenty of tickets, plays the Plymouth Theatre.

Tickets to the Actors' Fund benefits are available by calling (212) 221-7300, ext. 133 or (800) 386 3849.

To support the showbiz organization that helps showfolk in need, Broadway companies give their time and talent by adding these special shows to their already rigorous schedules, and perform for audiences full of their peers from the entertainment community. Proceeds from all Special Performances benefit The Actors' Fund of America.

Founded in 1882, The Actors' Fund of America is a national nonprofit organization that provides for the social welfare of all entertainment professionals. Professionals in film, television, radio, theatre, dance and music all turn to The Actors' Fund in times of need.