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Poster art for "Zero2Hero," the upcoming film by the Mount Carmel School Theatre Club, which will reopen Hollywood Theaters when the film premieres on May 21. The poster features art drawn by 2011 AlumKnight, Mai Nakajima, who also created the animation for the first film, "Zero to Hero." MCS photo
A sense of normalcy sweeps Des Moines as Downtown Farmers' Market celebrates opening day Elle Wignall, Des Moines Register © Bryon Houlgrave/The Register The Des Moines Downtown Farmers' Market kicked off the 2021 season on Saturday, May 1, 2021, with new COVID-19 restrictions including one-way foot traffic, limited vendors and hand sanitizing stations. This feels like normal. It’s the phrase that was heard most often around the Downtown Des Moines Farmers’ Market on opening day Saturday as masked market coordinators, vendors and attendees filled the streets of the Cou...
(MCS) â As part of the ongoing celebration of its 25th anniversary, Mount Carmel Schoolâs Theatre Club returns to William Shakespeare with an adaption of his classic comedy, âAs You Like It.â Taking on the challenge of staging a Shakespeare show are two club veterans, Kina Dela Cruz and Larry Cruz, who play the lead roles of Rosalind and Orlando, respectively. Kina is no stranger to the stage, having acted in several productions, including the lead role of Tasi in the Theatre Clubâs 2019 production of âTasi.â Despite all that experience, though, her current ...
(MCS) â As part of the ongoing celebration of its 25th anniversary, Mount Carmel Schoolâs Theatre Club proudly presents its next theatrical production, an adaptation of William Shakespeareâs classic comedy âAs You Like Itâ on campus on April 30 and May 1 starting at 7 p.m. each night. Tickets are $25 for front row premium seats and $10 for general admission. Tickets can be purchased at Hermanâs Modern Bakery, Java Joeâs Kagman Mobil, Naked Fish Bar & Grill, Puerto Rico Shell, Tribe Marianas, and the schoolâs business office. To comply with Covid-19 miti...
Print When Padres starting pitcher Joe Musgrove began flirting with history Friday night, his family was sitting in the living room of the El Cajon house where he grew up, in the same formation they’ve sat in for every game he’s pitched since the minor leagues (when they would stream games on their computer). His sister Terra, on the floor; his other sister Marisa and his parents, on the couch. They had ordered Uber Eats and the delivery came in the seventh inning, nine outs shy of Musgrove becoming the first pitcher in Padres history to throw a no-hitter. But they didn’t know that yet....