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- Brilliant opener to SSO's new season (Straits Times)
THE Esplanade Concert Hall was transformed into a Czech wonderland at the opening gala of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra's (SSO) 2008-2009 season, crowned with the formidable presence of American-Jewish pianist Emanuel Ax.
- Getting accused by the feds of running a high-stakes prostitution ... - Seattle Weekly
Mexicans and their employers are being caught up in border patrol's anti-terror initiatives. A Streetcar Named Desire Intiman Theatre, Seattle Center, 269-1900. $10–$51. Mostly 7:30 p.m. Tues.–Thurs., 8 p.m. Fri., 2 & 8 p.m. Sat.–Sun.; see www ...
- 'The Most Fun on Stage This Year' (The Morning News)
Jason Moore was a Fayetteville High School student when he made his first visit to Broadway.
- Juneteenth celebrates freedom from slavery - Quad-Cities Times
Food, music, dancing, presentations, games and poetry from 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. June 19 will mark the 14th annual Juneteenth celebration in Davenport’s LeClaire Park. June 19, 1865, is considered the day the last slaves in America were freed, and ...
- Magic of a bygone era - Business Line
Business LineMagic of a bygone eraBusiness Line, India - 6 hours agoThrough prose that is more akin to poetry in several places, Urdu language’s greatest writer Qurratulain Hyder recreates the romance and turmoil of four ...
- Considering the Lord Jesus - Banner of Truth
Considering the Lord JesusBanner of Truth, UK - 2 hours agoI know that this should be the daily resolve of every Christian. But I felt in myself the need to make that resolve more deliberate. ...
- COMMUNITY CALENDAR (Cambridge Chronicle & Cambridge Tab)
MONUMENT INSCRIPTION WORKSHOP — 2 p.m., Mt. Auburn Cemetery, 580 Mt. Auburn St. Help preserve inscriptions on Mt. Auburn’s 19th century monuments. Free. For information, call 617-607-1981.
- Poetry slam: Councilor to challenge Gloucester laureate nomination (Gloucester Daily Times)
Before the Committee for the Arts' choice for the city's next poet laureate, Ruthanne "Rufus" Collinson, starts penning any acceptance speeches, her appointment will have to survive a challenge by a city councilor on Tuesday.
- Party fools forced into poetry class - Columbus Dispatch
MIDDLEBURY, Vt. -- Call it poetic justice: More than two dozen young people who broke into Robert Frost's former home for a beer party and trashed the place are being required to take classes in his poetry as part of their punishment. Using The Road ...
- Gus Van Sant: cinema's daring Mr Indie - guardian.co.uk
guardian.co.ukGus Van Sant: cinema's daring Mr Indieguardian.co.uk, UK - 2 hours agoWhen I think of the other contenders for the most daring American director working today - Todd Haynes, David Lynch, David O. Russell, Steven Soderbergh (on ...
- Pen Women Show Artwork In Spring Exhibit - Rocktown Weekly
Pen Women Show Artwork In Spring ExhibitRocktown Weekly, VA - 5 hours ago... poetry, photography and books will all be shown at the annual exhibition of the Valley of Virginia Chapter of the National League of American Pen Women. ...
- ‘Bird’ flies again: One-man play recreates the life of Charlie Parker - Yarmouth Register
‘Bird’ flies again: One-man play recreates the life of Charlie ParkerYarmouth Register, MA - 3 hours agoHe engages the audience directly at times: bumming a cigarette or seducing an attractive woman with poetry; alternately, he’s talking to characters filled ...
- 3 is the magic number for Camden Fringe - Easier (press release)
3 is the magic number for Camden FringeEasier (press release), UK - 40 minutes agoOnce again the Camden Fringe will be an eclectic mix of drama, musicals, stand-up, sketch comedy, poetry, story telling, performances which don't quite fit ...
- ALTAR CALL: Six years of love and light - The Nation Newspaper
ALTAR CALL: Six years of love and lightThe Nation Newspaper, Barbados - 28 minutes agoSome of the highlights of the special service included poetry by Lisa Corbin and Neil Shepherd, mime by Joan Alleyne, special solos by Reverend Morris ...
- Those the gods would destroy (Toronto Star)
Anything can happen in a work of fiction, and the British novelist Jeanette Winterson is one writer who's never been shy about exploiting that. Realism is not her style; she's written that her favourite reading contains "a large dollop of the unlikely and the miraculous."
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