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Upper Valley performing arts venues seeing more of the outdoors this summer Clif Rogers, audio and video engineer, and Ryan Klink, director of sales and marketing, set up a camera for a time-lapse of an outdoor stage to be built at Northern Stage in White River Junction, Vt., Friday, April 2, 2021. The company is planning two plays and a workshop in the 110-seat outdoor venue for its summer season and an eventual expansion to 250 seats. Klink and his wife Amber Wallace both took jobs at Norther...

Zen and the Art of Profit has moved along faster: It will be performed before a limited audience at Miners Alley Playhouse on April 2 and will be available to watch at home a week later. For Miners artistic director Len Matheo, Sorge’s script was a godsend, in part because he intends to keep the upcoming season as local as possible. Selections include The Treasurer, by Max Posner, who grew up in Denver though he no longer lives here; actor-writer John Ashton’s Before You Go; and Josh Ha...

Join In 2021, The Saturday Evening Post celebrates 200 years since the publication’s first edition rolled off the press. Since 1821, the Post has chronicled America’s growth and change — and my how it has changed in that time. Two centuries of political and cultural shifts, technological advancement, and artistic innovation can be difficult to put into context. What was the United States like when the Post first went to print in 1821? America was watched over by its fifth president, J...

John Deacon playing bass (Image: Getty) READ MORE While in the band, John was much quieter than the others but was still heavily involved in songwriting, and even considered working with Freddie to slightly change the band’s direction in the 1980s. According to Georg Purvis’ Queen: Complete Works, there were tensions during the recording of 1982 album Hot Space, with John not wanting his soul-influenced music style to be hampered by Brian’s guitar solos. John became an important songwrite...

WTJU Mar 9th, 2021 | By Ralph Graves Hungarian composer and teacher Leo Weiner was a contemporary of Bela Bartok and Zoltan Kodaly. Like his colleagues, he used elements of Hungarian folk music in his work. Where he differed was in his style. Weiner’s music is more conservative, and solidly in the Post-Romantic tradition. This volume includes an assortment of orchestral works by Weiner. The “Pastroal, phantaisie et fugue” is the most substantial piece on the album. Weiner composed it...

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Mary Barnard brought Sappho into 20th century, infusing the lusty ancient Greek with ‘cutting clarity’ of Pacific Northwest Updated Mar 08, 2021; Facebook Share Mary Barnard Sappho. Sappho, of course, is the ancient Greek lyric poet whose charged words turned her name and homeland into adjectives for forbidden love. And it was Barnard, a Vancouver, Wash., native and Reed College graduate, who finally gave those words life in the English language, in the process remaking both the work and h...

Do you CIC what I CIC? Monday 1 March 2021 Ken Jaikaransingh: "If teachers earn little more than the appreciation of their students, they have still been handsomely rewarded." - Mark Lyndersay AS TOLD TO BC PIRES My name is Ken Jaikaransingh and I spent 17 years at St Mary’s, the College of the Immaculate Conception (CIC). I come from a family of seven children in Upper St Vincent Street, probably the most diverse street in Port of Spain. Offices and government buildings dominated the lower s...

Kolberg completes 85 volumes on Poland •Basia Syzdlowski REMEMBER ME. Henryk Oskar Kolberg continued. I lived in Modinica until the autumn of 1884 and later moved to Cracow, living and working in modest conditions. My last field research took place in 1885, when I travelled to the regions of Sanok and Przemysl. The years between 1885-1890, I published the following monographs starting with "The Kielce Region Volumes 18-19 and the Random Region Volumes 20-21; the Lesczyca Region Volume 22, ...

Tel: +44 (0)1937 546546 The revolutionary life and legacy of Rosa Luxemburg. This is an online event hosted by Unique Media. Bookers will be sent a link in advance giving access and will be able to watch at any time for 48 hours after the start time. Rosa Luxemburg is known for her colossal economic and political legacy, her tireless activism, and the fraught nature of her international existence. On the eve of her brutal murder, she wrote of the revolution: “I was, I am, I shall be!” On t...