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The 2010 Tanglewood Season Listings

For the second year in a row, here is the complete schedule for the Tanglewood Festival , released one minute after the end of the press embargo. These listings are taken directly from the press release, with only some minor formatting changes made to the original text. The Mahler Symphonyies # 2 and 3 look to be season highlights, but I always have a soft spot for programs like Audra MacDonald's New...

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Radar: November 19, 2009

Photo: "Blue" by turnip[turnip] , member of the blogTO Flickr Pool . Events on Toronto's Radar for THURSDAY NOVEMBER 19, 2009... lovingly handpicked from blogTO's events calendar . BOOKS AND LIT | An Evening with Stephen King Stephen King has a dubious reputation for being able to churn out books like so many lead-filled Christmas toys coming off a Chinese conveyer belt. The 62-year old...

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As usual, a sooper late post! Things very manic here at Moose Towers, Moose & the mooselets (you know who you are...you're fabulous!) all busy stitching away to make those Christmas dreams come true. No, we haven't taken Santa's place, we're just very busy trying to create lots of doodles for our lovely customers. The installation at The Byre Theatre creeping closer and closer...frantically making...

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KNIFVES Week

There are plenty of KNIFVES and KNIFVES-related events abound this week - KNIFVES being my regional movie networking group. (It stands for Northwest Independent Film, Video and Entertainment Society - the "K" is silent). Today, tomorrow and Tuesday I am taking an acting class through Interplayers Theater downtown that was advertised through KNIFVES, for a total of about 10 hours. They say...

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Violinist Quinton Morris Performs Barber Concerto with Tacoma Youth Symphony Nov. 15

[Quinton Morris] For Immediate Release November 13, 2009 Jeffrey James Arts Consulting Violinist Quinton I. Morris will be in concert with conductor Paul-Elliott Cobbs and the Tacoma Youth Symphony on Sunday, November 15 – 3 PM at the Rialto Theater, 901 Broadway in Tacoma, Washington. Mr. Morris will perform Samuel Barber’s Violin Concerto, Op. 14 Other works on the program are Elgar’s...

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This week's theatre previews

Through The Leaves, Colchester This is a terrific play. Dating from 1978, Franz Xaver Kroetz's story of the destructive relationship between a woman who runs the local butcher's shop and a factory worker has already had a number of successful revivals, including one that rather amazingly made it into the West End for a brief run. I say amazingly because this is not cosy viewing, rather a gripping...

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Dance Review | Cave New York Butoh Festival: Japanese Form Mixes Discipline and the Elemental

The Cave New York Butoh Festival opened its Butoh-Kan Masters series at Dance New Amsterdam on Thursday.

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The holidays begin

Don't let triskaidekaphobia keep you from enjoying some fun happenings Friday the 13th (and the rest of the week too). Missing a great art event would truly be bad luck for you, and for all the participating artists and venues. The big event the 13th (7-11 p.m.) is the opening of the annual Festival of Trees at the Orlando Museum of Art . There will be food, wine, art, opera, live symphonic music,...

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Sight Unseen: Taking readers behind the scenes in the creative industries

We're excited to announce the brand new, just-launched web magazine Sight Unseen , which "takes readers inside the worlds of design, art, fashion, food, photography and other creative disciplines." Compiled by editors Monica Khemsurov and Jill Singer, the interviews, studio visits, book excerpts, factory tours, sketchbook highlights, and design flashbacks reveal all the thinking, hard work...

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Gertrude Stein: two plays, part one: What Happened

W E DO LIKE TO GO to the theater, Lindsey and I. We see all the plays in Ashland at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival ; we see nearly all the plays in Los Angeles (Glendale, actually) at A Noise Within . We catch occasional plays closer to home, in Berkeley or San Francisco or even up here in Sonoma county, in Santa Rosa or Sebastopol. We like the standard repertory; we like new plays; we like the classics;...

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August Wilson

People often talk about the legacy of Pittsburgh as its long-dead rich benefactors or its old buildings or its steel or even Andy Warhol. My favorite Pittsburgh legend, though, is August Wilson . Until I moved to Pittsburgh, I had no idea who he was. Though I'd walked by the August Wilson Theater on Broadway, I hadn't given its name a thought. Then, I went to see "Two Trains Running" at the...

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Fit to be Tied by Robin Lee Hatcher is up on CFBA!

This week, the Christian Fiction Blog Alliance is introducing Fit to Be Tied Zondervan (November 1, 2009) by Robin Lee Hatcher ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Robin Lee Hatcher discovered her vocation as a novelist after many years of reading everything she could put her hands on, including the backs of cereal boxes and ketchup bottles. The winner of the Christy Award for Excellence in Christian Fiction (Whispers...

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Great Movies

I went to the Sandpoint, Idaho film festival Friday night, called the Lakedance film festival . What fun! Interesting, fascinating, and funny shorts. Some winners were from my KNIFVES movie networking group, so I for sure had to attend that night in particular. (Hey, I'm on the board.) The funniest film was "The SPAM Job." It was about a guy named Paddy who lost his mojo when someone stole...

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