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The company has announced five works for its 2022-23 lineup, which will include Agnes Borinsky’s “The Trees,” directed by Tina Satter.

Column by Scott Anderson, Brown County Agrilife Extension Agent Right now, our summer temperatures are above normal, and we are way behind on rainfall. All extended forecasts indicate more of the same. We all want nice yards and pretty lawns surrounding our homes. It is becoming real tricky to get that accomplished. We are in voluntary water rationing now and that could change to a mandatory situation before fall. Texas Extension Turfgrass specialists have developed the water-wise checklist for home turfgrass listed below: TASK ADDITIONAL RESOURCES Mow at the upper end of the appropriate mowi...

(Washington, D.C.) Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company is back…to the future, back to welcoming patrons into its home in Penn Quarter, and back to the magic of live performance, while acknowledging a new future must be built for a more equitable and sustainable industry. The 2021-2022 season will start to build that future in the here and now by programming previously announced projects, producing a live version of a hit streaming show, and launching a national tour. “With gratitude, humility, and incredible excitement, Woolly is back…to the future! We are finally bringing our most eagerly ...

NAATCO, today announced that the company has commissioned five Asian American Playwrights, all women, to write monologues for characters no younger than 60-years-old. Each monologue will be at least 30 minutes long, and all five will be performed together as a piece entitled Out of Time. The playwrights, Asian American women, are Jaclyn Backhaus, Samantha Chanse, Mia Chung, Naomi Iizuka, and Anna Moench. The idea was conceived and will be directed by Les Waters for NAATCO. NAATCO will develop the monologues during this time of lockdown, with the goal of having them ready for live performance ...

Areas. this is the time to stop the mugging that is under way on the street right now where an actual person is getting beaten up and robbed. flint right now does need long-term help and planning. it also needs an emergency response right now. like it needs a fema-style response if not a fema response. flint needs like the red cross, national guard, trucks full of water. tonight. governor rick snyder met with the mayor of flint today, karen weaver. interestingly, the governor did not get off his tuchus and take himself to flint. he made the mayor come to him in lansing. and yes, they're talkin...