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New Lebanon-based company cites woes including audiences not yet returning to pre-pandemic levels
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New Lebanon-based company cites woes including audiences not yet returning to pre-pandemic levels
The Cubs have lost the first three games of this series.
NEW LEBANON, N.Y. â The Theater Barn begins its 37th season this weekend with something itâs never done before â a staged reading of a new play. The way producing artistic director Allen Phelps sees it, this first staged reading wonât be the last. The play, âWe the People,â began Thursday, June 3, and continues Friday evening at 8, Saturday, at 4 and 8 p.m. and Sunday afternoon at 2. Itâs the creation of 20-year-old novice playwright Harrison Zeiberg, a history and politics major at Wheaton College in Norton, Mass. It is set at the Constitutional Convention ...
A new play is a dramatic departure for the Theater Barn, but the company’s loyal...
share-square-1081114 CHICAGO -- The flags that fly atop the foul poles at Wrigley Field feature the most recognizable numbers in Cubs history -- digits no player will don again on the North Side. There is No. 10 for Ron Santo and No. 14 for Ernie Banks. Ryne Sandberg's No. 23 ripples in the Lake Michigan breeze, along with No. 26 for Billy Williams and No. 31 for both Fergie Jenkins and Greg Maddux. They took those numbers to great heights, but what about the other numbers worn throughout the Cubs' long history? What follows are our picks for the most notable player to wear each jersey number...