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Auditions for Tri-State productions
"The Hunchback of Notre Dame" The Old Opera House 2012 Summer Youth production will host auditions for the musical version of Victor Hugo's "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" at 6 p.m. Thursday, June 7, and June 8, at the theater, 204 N. George St., Charles...Tags: Robin Hood, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Arts and Culture, Music, Entertainment
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What if Medea's children had lived?
In one of the most horrific events in theatrical literature, Euripides’ vengeful Medea answers her husband’s betrayal by murdering their offspring. Michael Elyanow recalls watching the Abbey Theater’s acclaimed Broadway production of...
Tags: Comedy (genre), Hartford Stage, Manhattan (New York City), Arts and Culture, Drama (genre)
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Theater Critics To Powwow At Shaw Symposium
Hartford CourantGeorge Bernard Shaw had a few choice words to say about critics. After all, he was one, too. So it's only fitting that there be a Shaw Symposium on Critics on June 2 at 2 p.m. at The Players Club at Gramercy Park South in New York. This first symposium...Tags: George Bernard Shaw, Concerts, Gramercy, Reviews, Superman (fictional character)
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The best book events, readings, signings and lectures around Connecticut
Maybe you love words and literature and writing and books, but maybe you don't actually want to, you know, read a bunch. Here are some literary events where you can go soak up some writerly atmosphere and company. Like books on tape, only with people....Tags: Awards and Prizes, Entertainment Events, Education, Colleges and Universities, Yale University
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Vintage Vows
The Greek writer Euripides once wrote, “Where there is no wine there is no love,” and while that may be pushing it a bit, wine and celebration do go hand in hand. For many, it makes perfect sense to take it a step further by having a wine...Tags: Marriage, Grapes, Travel, Caves and Caverns, Personal Service
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In rotation: Julia Holter's 'Tragedy'
Pop & HissIn rotation: Julia Holter's 'Tragedy.' A series in Sunday Calendar about what Times writers & contributors are listening to right now... Local experimental musician Julia Holter had a banner year in 2011. Her full-length album, “Tragedy,”... -
Theater review: 'Troilus and Cressida' at the Whitmore-Lindley
Culture MonsterDavid C. Nichols reviews the Porters of Hellsgate revival of Shakespeare's rarely produced "Troilus and Cressida" at the Whitmore Theatre. A theater review for the Los Angeles Times.... -
No laughs but plenty of relevance in 'The Trojan Women'
Now is the summer of our discontent. If you'd like a little theatrical relief from all that's ailing America's body politic, Anne Bogart and SITI Company are probably not your ticket.
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Tragedian's name: The...Tags: The Getty, World War II (1939-1945), Poetry, Elections, History
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Theater: Garden of Delights
On Connecticut stage this fall, we've got Greeks (The Oresteia, directed by Mitchell Polin at Trinity College Dec. 1-13) and Moderns (three world premieres this season at the Yale Repertory Theatre alone, starting with Amy Herzog's relationship drama...Tags: Education, Colleges and Universities, Brian Dennehy, Martha Clarke, Arthur Miller
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Hotels, restaurants, activities in Venice, Santa Monica and Malibu
WHERE TO STAY Hotel Erwin, 1697 Pacific Ave., Venice; (310) 452-1111 or (800) 786-7789, http://www.hotelerwin.com. 119 rooms in a lodging that was redone in 2009 by the trendy Joie de Vivre chain. One block from the beach and boardwalk. Rooftop bar. No...Tags: The Getty, Restaurants, Services and Shopping, Rentals, Michigan
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Theater review: 'Bikini Beach Bacchae' at Knightsbridge Theatre
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Anne Bogart and SITI experiment with Euripides at Getty Villa
Culture MonsterAnne Bogart and SITI Company will premiere a new adaptation of Euripides' "The Trojan Women" at the Getty Villa's outdoor amphitheater. Director Bogart says the play from 415 B.C., which envisions the devastation of Troy by conquering Greeks, has...
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