The fall season begins with a collaborative swelling of music from band and choral musicians at Hutchinson Community College. The instrumental program as announced by conductor Jeff Pelischek cqfeatures a newly formed clarinet quartet: Jordon Robson
HOW ‘BOUT A SHAVE - Digital Collegian
The next time you eat a meat pie, check the ingredients — and make sure your baker isn’t named Mrs. Lovett. You might not be getting what you paid for. The Penn State Thespians will perform Stephen Sondheim’s Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet
A Touch of Grace - School Library Journal
Even though I have been quiet about it, the last two weeks have been really brutal. Robert has suffered viciously, yet still soldiered on. I felt the least I could do was try to do the same. But the last few days have brought improvement and relief
In the Trade: Fred Giampietro, New Haven, Connecticut - Maine Antique Digest
Top shelf, from left: 36″ quill vane, $4200; whimsy with a carved eagle and lots of other animals from Chehalis, Washington, $2800; Acoma pot, circa 1925, $9500. The design on the pot includes a deer with a heart line, which, Giampietro said, is
Entertainment Calendar - Northwest Herald
CAMPBELL HOUSE ART GALLERY, Kane County Events, Cultural and Conference Center, 33W848 Cherry Lane, Geneva, 630-208-9567 or www.co.kane.il.us/kcevents. Hours: 9 a.m. to noon Monday through Friday, closed Saturday, noon to 3 p.m. Sunday. Schedule
Drama Queen - BackStage.com
When Laura Leighton got wind of the CW’s plans to reboot the 1990s soap sensation “Melrose Place,” she shrugged and assumed she would have nothing to do with it. “I figured I was dead,” she says with a laugh. Indeed, Leighton’s tenure as flame-haired
Enid graduate to tour in musical - Enid News & Eagle
Enid High School graduate Jonathan Suttmiller is helping to give the gift of courage to kids across the country who want to learn about the performing arts. As the Cowardly Lion in the touring musical Oz the Musical, Suttmiller, along with the
High School Reunion - Forward
In the summer of 1973, when they last saw each other, Jane and Susie were a couple of frizzy-haired Jewish girls on the letter E page of the Mount Vernon High School yearbook. Now, older than their mothers were then, and with seven children and
