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- Spare Times: For Children - New York Times
Spare Times: For ChildrenNew York Times, United States - Apr 17, 2008Billed as featuring the only African-American ringmasters in the country, the Universoul Circus performs its acts to hip-hop, R&B, soul and gospel. ...
- Community Calendar June 18 to 24 - Atascadero News
Community Calendar June 18 to 24Atascadero News, Atascadero - 1 hour agoCurt Hinkle of Paso Robles will be featured reading his original poetry at Third Thursday Poets’ Night Out beginning at 7 pm on Thursday, June 19 at Ye Olde ...
- Beautiful 'Tree' bears fruit despite ill-suited story line - Chicago Sun-Times
You have to give big props to Chicago Opera Theater, the little company that could, can and does. Its remarkable coup in presenting the long-overdue Chicago premiere of John Adams' landmark "Nixon in China" two years ago so impressed the composer ...
- Grant Park's 'Big Sur' concerto captures the West Coast - Chicago Tribune
On Wednesday, the Grant Park Orchestra under former principal conductor Hugh Wolff gave an estimated 13,000 listeners at Millennium Park a bracing shot of new American music that included the Chicago premiere of John Adams ' "The Dharma at Big Sur ...
- Jim Morrison On This Day: Jim Morrison Dies - findingDulcinea
Jim Morrison On This Day: Jim Morrison DiesfindingDulcinea, New York - 13 hours agoHis journals included poetry and song lyrics but also contained repeated scribblings of the phrase “God help me.” Morrison had a strict authoritarian ...
- 10 top UK city breaks - Guardian Unlimited
The European Capital of Culture continues to boast a seemingly endless array of activities. Next week's Tall Ships' Races ( tallshipsliverpool.co.uk , July 18-21) should be an impressive spectacle with 70-odd international vessels. Quayside events ...
- Jim Norton: Conor McPherson's Poetry of the Everyday - Broadway.com
Jim Norton: Conor McPherson's Poetry of the EverydayBroadway.com, NY - 4 hours ago... nominations are the icing on the cake. It may be a cliché, but Broadway really is a family, and I am so honored to have been adopted into its warm embrace!
- Haycast preview - Guardian Unlimited
The Guardian's Michael White analyses the big political debates, science correspondent Ian Sample looks at the environment and science events, and children's books editor Julia Eccleshare tells us about Hay Fever, the kids' section of the festival ...
- Dore Ashton’s Engagé—Art Criticism in the Face of Contemporary ... - Brooklyn Rail
Brooklyn RailDore Ashton’s Engagé—Art Criticism in the Face of Contemporary ...Brooklyn Rail, NY - 29 minutes agoThe only thing left for me to do is not to “recapture” the poetry of her art criticism (which would be impossible anyway), but first to refer people ...
- Angles 'n' Attitudes - Orangeville Citizen
Angles 'n' AttitudesOrangeville Citizen, Canada - 2 hours agoSo are what my old English master, Charlie Phillips, used to call the "felicitous passages" that one comes upon in reading either poetry or prose. ...
- Call of the wild: Britain's nature writers - Independent
Call of the wild: Britain's nature writersIndependent, UK - 2 hours agoAnyone with even a nodding classroom acquaintance with Romantic poetry or painting might have smelled a highly cultivated rat. Surely, this textbook vision ...
- Pop songs banned from funerals (BBC News)
Playing Candle In The Wind and Flying Without Wings as you say goodbye to a loved one could become a thing of the past for parishioners in the Diocese of Clogher.
- Nancy Metzgar Lippa | Theater assistant, 64 - Philadelphia Inquirer
Nancy W. Metzgar Lippa, 64, a retired administrative assistant at People's Light and Theatre near Malvern, died of pancreatic cancer Saturday at home in Springfield, Delaware County. Mrs. Lippa graduated from Nether Providence High School. After ...
- Music Lovers Gather to Hear Country Tunes - RedOrbit
Music Lovers Gather to Hear Country TunesRedOrbit, TX - Jul 12, 2008The Greater Oro Valley Arts Council kicked off its Summer Concert Series at the shopping center with country music by Jack Bishop and cowboy poetry with Bud ...
- It may be a golden age for pop lyrics, but is Amy really that good - The Observer
It may be a golden age for pop lyrics, but is Amy really that goodThe Observer, UK - 51 minutes agoHe would sneak Bob Dylan lyrics into his poetry handouts, alongside Auden and Larkin. It wasn't as radical then, in the late Eighties, as it would have been ...
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