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Community News & Notes: October 12 – 18 - Falls Church News-Press Online - Vimarsana News

Community News & Notes: October 12 – 18 - Falls Church News-Press Online

F.C. Jazzercise Holds Annual Friends and Family Week Until October 15, Falls Church Jazzercise is holding their annual Friends and Family week.  Sign u ...

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Wrecked show digs up dark past - Vimarsana News

Wrecked show digs up dark past

UW-Whitewater presents “Wreckage” by Sally Stubbs, directed by Bruce Cohen. The play takes place in Vancouver, Canada, and follows Violet, a young woman who is out looking for the truth about her missing mother, Rose. After finding her mother’s diary, Violet uncovers an awful truth involving chefs, gangsters and romance. The play is performed in...

What a grand gala concert this was! | Canberra CityNews - Vimarsana News

What a grand gala concert this was! | Canberra CityNews

"This journey into the golden era of the '20s and '30s with two musical stars was a night nothing short of brilliant," writes reviewer ROB KENNEDY.

Ayala Malls brings the best of British theater to Filipino audiences - Vimarsana News

Ayala Malls brings the best of British theater to Filipino audiences

As the exclusive cinema partner of the Cultural Center of the Philippines' (CCP) National Theatre Live (NTL) program, Ayala Malls brings the sights, sounds, and thrills of London theater to the silver screen.

In Ashland, the Play's (Still) the Thing – Oregon Business - Vimarsana News

In Ashland, the Play's (Still) the Thing – Oregon Business

<strong>This fall Tim Bond returned to his longtime creative home to serve as the Oregon Shakespeare Festival’s artistic director. The festival is struggling, but Bond’s outlook is sunny.</strong>