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The School of Theatre and Dance at East Carolina University is going to host a Summer Theatre Benefit Concert with music by Jaques Brel on June 10 through June 11
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The School of Theatre and Dance at East Carolina University is going to host a Summer Theatre Benefit Concert with music by Jaques Brel on June 10 through June 11
The Region IV Area Agency on Aging (RIVAAA) is on a mission to help the community understand the unique needs of people living with a dementia diagnosis, as
A conversation with Deborah Ann Percy and Arnold Johnston Percy earned a master’s degree in creative writing at Western Michigan University and was an administrator in the Kalamazoo Public Schools. Johnston co-founded the creative writing program at WMU and founded its playwriting program. Credit Atmosphere Press “Since we’ve known each other, we started writing together,” says Percy. “And it’s a gift. Being able to collaborate, it’s not something everyone can do. We recognize that and we value it.” Johnston says, “It’s very nice to have someone who is able to surprise you...
Listen to the review Director Tony Humrichouser’s production succeeds on several levels in bringing Shakespeare’s work to online audiences. This hour-long, abridged adaptation of “The Tempest” is a good fit for Zoom. The characters who inhabit or land in this magical island realm, ruled by the sorcerer Prospero, must “melt into thin air” or disappear from the stage, in this case the screen, by his command. Under his command is Ariel, the mischievous “brave spirit” and servant of Prospero, played by Ishwari Bhatt, who bedevils an assortment of fools and political enemies. Bhatt...
“Steering into the Skid” returns for encore virtual performance The Jan. 19 event aims to engage family members, caregivers, local businesses and the broader community in a conversation about dementia and share resources and strategies to navigate memory loss. Written By: Enterprise staff | × "Steering the Skid" is a virtual, one-act play about memory care. It's the first of a trio of play by The Remember Project. (Submitted photo) An encore virtual performance and discussion of The Remember Project’s “Steering into the Skid,” a one-act play about memory loss, will oc...