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Fulfilling fun: Bartlett keeps love of performing, theatre intact - Vimarsana News

Fulfilling fun: Bartlett keeps love of performing, theatre intact

On Friday, Raye Bartlett drove to Owensboro after finishing her day as a Spanish teacher at McLean County High School to grace the stage as Miss Preen at the Theatre

Letters: New Zealand's low wages and our tax system; supermarket cameras; congestion charges and tolerance - Vimarsana News

Letters: New Zealand's low wages and our tax system; supermarket cameras; congestion charges and tolerance

Numerous correspondents to your pages advocate for reform to the tax system, specifically the moving of tax brackets to create a tax-free zone on the first...

Players Theatre Short Play Festival BOO! Concludes; Week 3 Winner Announced - Vimarsana News

Players Theatre Short Play Festival BOO! Concludes; Week 3 Winner Announced

Players Theatre Short Play Festival Boo! concluded with the announcement of the Week 3 winner. The festival featured five new original short plays, with 'Escape from Margaritaville' taking the audience favorite. The festival also showcased 'The Kindness of Strangers,' 'Stupid Smart House,' 'The Red Men,' and 'Monstrous Villainy.'

How Open-Door Playhouse Is Giving a Voice to New Writers - Vimarsana News

How Open-Door Playhouse Is Giving a Voice to New Writers

Bernadette Armstrong is on a mission. Recognizing the impact the pandemic was having on small theater, the playwright put her creative and problem-solving efforts into finding a way to get her play out into the public.

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First year of short plays project, focusing on the Midwest, 7/21-8/12, Broom Street Theater, at 8 pm Thursday-Saturday. Pay what you can ($22 adv.). No show 8/3.