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- EAT Announces Line-Up for Developmental Cabaret Series (Playbill)
The line-up for the third installment of Emerging Artists Theatre's developmental series, Catch a Cabaret, has been announced.
- FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 2008 OBITUARIES (Palatka Daily News)
Obituaries are paid advertising written by funeral homes based upon information provided by families. Death notices are brief announcements published at no charge.
- Letras Latinas offers Latino poetry online (South Bend Tribune)
SOUTH BEND -- Letras Latinas, the literary program of the University of Notre Dame's Institute for Latino Studies, recently launched its online publication, Latino Poetry Review, the only literary journal in the United States dedicated to Latino poetry.
- Mariah Carey's marriage delight - femalefirst.co.uk
Mariah Carey is "over the moon" about her marriage. The singer's friend Andre Leon Talley, the editor of America's Vogue magazine, revealed the 38-year-old singer is "so happy" following her nuptials to rapper Nick Cannon. He said: "She is very happy ...
- Gao Xingjian: Composing a narrative in ink paint (International Herald Tribune)
Although he is better known around the world as a playwright and novelist, Gao, 68, is celebrated among fine art connoisseurs as one of today's giants in the ink-on-rice-paper medium. His works are on show at Alisan Fine Arts in Hong Kong.
- Weekend Hotlist (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
A list of recommended things to do.
- Library toots its own horn with book fest (Philadelphia Daily News)
In sharp contrast with the notion of hollow and dusty, book-filled halls, dimly lit study tables and the gray-haired, bespectacled librarian, the Philadelphia Free Library looks forward to another year of displaying the vitality and fun that it has to offer at its 2nd annual Philadelphia Book Festival.
- Theater Review (NYC): Henry James's The Aspern Papers, Adapted by Martin Zuckerman (Blogcritics.org)
Henry James' suspenseful tale of duplicity, set in a backwater of Venice, comes luridly to life on stage. Adapting a Henry James story for the stage poses a challenge: how, and how much, to capture, in such an extroverted medium, the exactness and penetration of James' interior eye?The novella The Aspern Papers is a tragedy of personality, and an expert first-person psychological study of ...
- Big Spring symphony measures up nicely to big-city orchestras (Midland Reporter-Telegram)
By Tumbleweed Smith Texas has several small towns with full-fledged symphony orchestras. I live in one of them. The Big Spring Symphony Orchestra has at least four performances a year. I recently attended the final performance of the season. The stage of the acoustically perfect Municipal Auditorium was filled with about 80 people playing and singing everything from Italian opera to "Over the ...
- Around the Area - Maple Shade Progress
Around the AreaMaple Shade Progress, NJ - 1 hour agoPOETRY WRITING: Barnes & Noble in Marlton will host a poetry writing group at 7:30 pm on Monday, May 19. The store is located at 200 West Rte. 70. ...
- Saving the day centre - guardian.co.uk
Saving the day centreguardian.co.uk, UK - 5 hours agoIn one locality, where people had the chance to express their feelings about day services through poetry, one person's contribution reflected much wider ...
- That's OK, We're All Sorted Out for Rhymes and Lines - RedOrbit
That's OK, We're All Sorted Out for Rhymes and LinesRedOrbit, TX - 10 hours agoThe song shows why lyrics matter: the music is made more beautiful by the words poetry. Of course, people in glass houses shouldnt throw stones, ...
- Audit results reviewed - Ironton Tribune
Audit results reviewedIronton Tribune, OH - 1 hour agoLibrary branch marks poetry monthSOUTH POINT — It was a big sister who introduced Jennifer Stapleton to poetry. That was when Stapleton, now an English ...
- Remember When: How Indian River Shores got its big anchor (Vero Press Journal)
In the 1950s, I had a glass bottom bucket. When the ocean was calm, it was entertaining to drift over the reef near Orchid Island and watch the fish through the glass.
- To be a Cuban in exile is to ache, to yearn - MiamiHerald.com
To be a Cuban in exile is to ache, to yearnMiamiHerald.com, FL - 1 hour agoWhy do they find their only true expression in poetry -- in art? ''We are the last of the Mohicans,'' Miami architect Raul RodrÃguez says of his generation, ...
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