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UpdatedSat, Jan 30, 2021 at 11:21 am ET Reply (Theatre Fairfield graphic) FAIRFIELD, CT - WOMAN AND SCARECROW, Theatre Fairfield's annual Independent Project, is sponsored by the Jamie Hulley Arts Foundation. The Independent Project is an annual University tradition in which theatre students have two weeks to produce a full-scale production — from start to finish — entirely on their own and without faculty assistance. Theatre Fairfield is the resident theatre company of Fairfield University that is made up of students, faculty and guest artists. Virtual audience members can witness perfor...

Prince Charles tries to save forgotten art of wood carving after warning it could be lost for future generations The Prince’s genuine passion for heritage crafts makes him “uniquely qualified” for the patronage of the Grinling Gibbons Tercentenary 16 January 2021 • 6:00pm The Prince of Wales tries his hand at wood carving during his visit to a workshop in 2004 Credit: Getty Images  The Prince of Wales has long championed traditional craftsmanship, warning it is among the “life-enhancing, timeless opportunities” that could be lost to future generations. And he fervently hopes that...

Reply Richard William Shorrock, age 69, of Shelton entered into rest on January 5, 2021 in Bridgeport Hospital with his loving family by his side. Rick is the devoted husband and soul-mate of 39 years to Andrea Ruffalo Shorrock. He was born in Derby on October 16, 1951 son of the late William and June Cawthra Shorrock and was a lifelong Shelton resident. He was a Master Carpenter and business owner who shared his knowledge with all in the valley even beyond his retirement. He was known and loved by many people and everyone he encountered enjoyed his company. Rick touched the lives of everyon...

© Dan Wooller for WhatsOnStage Every year we do what we describe as a "theatre faces to watch" feature – a round-up of some of the most exciting new creatives making waves across the performing arts world. These have included writers, directors, sound designers, performers, designers, composers and more. If we do say so ourselves, we have a bit of a track record with some great picks – those listed have often gone on to achieve exciting things. This year though, it's different. Our arts world has taken a bit of a bruising and though the Cultural Recovery Fund certainly did prop up venues...

Beloved husband, brother, Mankind Project brother, and friend, 68, passed away on Thursday, December 3rd due to a car accident in Taos Canyon. Born in Phoenix, Arizona, to Florence Bena & John Allen Hobel. David was one of the “3 hobos” as he and his two older sisters, Mary and Jeanne, affectionately called themselves. After graduation from East High School, he enlisted in the U.S. Army on October 15, 1972, and served for 7 years.  David first served at Fort Lewis, Washington, from 1972-1975, where he earned an Army Commendation Medal & a Good Conduct Medal. He attended Wel...