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Lost Nation Theater presents reading of new Peterson play, 'Going Up the Country'

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MONTPELIER â The Lost Nation Theater will present a live reading of Eric Peterson s stage adaptation of Yvonne Daleyâs book Going Up the Country, a look at the origins of the counterculture movement in Vermont, on Wednesday, May 19 at 7 p.m. The free performance will be livestreamed.
The reading, with music by John Foley, will be the first time in 15 months that multiple actors and musicians will be gathered on Lost Nation Theater s stage for a live performance.
Although restrictions prohibit an audience in the theater itself, the livestream â with an uninhibited staff along with an invited guest or two reacting to the show â promises to make viewers feel like they are there in the theater. Viewers can stay online to participate in the discussion after the show with the creators Peterson and Foley, the director, and actors. ....

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The Magnificent 7: Must See, Must Do, May 12 to 18

As a former longtime writer for
Sports Illustrated,
Alexander Wolff covered elite-level soccer, baseball, tennis and cycling. The Vermont writer switches gears for his latest book.
Endpapers: A Family Story of Books, War, Escape and Home delves into the lives of Wolff s German-born father and grandfather the latter was renowned publisher Kurt Wolff, who founded Pantheon in 1941. Alexander Wolff discusses
Endpapers in an online conversation hosted by Woodstock s Norman Williams Public Library.
Show and Tell
Wednesday 12-Sunday 16
The art of collecting has many faces. People of all backgrounds and ages have contributed their beloved items to the
Virtual Collectors Fair hosted by Brownington s Old Stone House Museum & Historic Village. Over five days, members of the public can view submitted collections of coins, folk art, memorabilia and historical artifacts and swap stories with fellow hobbyists. There s even special programming ....

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Theater Review: Willem Lange delivers 46th 'A Christmas Carol' | Vermont Arts

MONTPELIER â Perhaps no story drives home the spirit of Christmas more than Charles Dickensâ âA Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story.â And there isnât a much better storyteller than Vermontâs own Willem Lange.
On Friday, Lange read the tale of the miserly Ebenezer Scrooge and the nocturnal apparitions that helped him discover Christmas, live-streamed from the Lost Nation Theater stage in City Hall Arts Center. Nearly 300 people tuned in to the resident professional theater companyâs first live-streamed production, which remains available online through 10 a.m. Dec. 26.
Dickensâ 1843 novella recounts the story of Scrooge one Christmas Eve. The elderly miser meets the ghost of his late business partner Jacob Marley, and the spirits of Christmas Past, Present and Future who compel him to see the man he has been, is, and will become. The tale has been a Christmas tradition for nearly 200 years, with translations into over 40 languages and coun ....

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'A Christmas Carol': Willem Lange tells it as Dickens did | Vermont Arts

'A Christmas Carol': Willem Lange tells it as Dickens did | Vermont Arts
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'A Christmas Carol': Willem Lange tells it as Dickens did | Vermont Arts

East Montpelier raconteur Willem Lange has been delivering his reading of Charles Dickensâ beloved âA Christmas Carol: A Ghost Storyâ every year since 1975. For those 45 years, he has performed the version Dickens presented in public readings some 127 times including in the United States.
âDickens had the gift of finding the sensitive spot in each of us â rather like scratching a puppy in a particular place and making it wave a hind leg,â Lange said. âI love the moment in the story when Scrooge, emerging from the horror of seeing his plundered corpse in his own bedroom, wakes to the joy of his new-born self, tries tentatively to laugh, and the amused audience laughs along with him.â ....

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