Dukakis returns for Orpheus Descending at Williams town
Williamstown prepares a Williams town Theatre Festival lineup led by Olympia Dukakis returning as Lady Torrance in Orpheus Descending directed by Pendleton. The season continues with Born Yesterday directed by Frank Langella and features The Marriage of Bette and Boo, All's Well That Ends Well, Tartuffe, and Paradise Lost adaptations on select July dates with schedule details and contact info.
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Williamstown
Mass
Tennessee Williams
Garson Kanin
Austin Pendleton
Williams
Pendleton
Olympia Dukakis
Lady Torrance
Ms. Dukakis
Mary Tyrone
Williamstown Theatre
Louis Zorich
Billie Dawn
Frank Langella
Langella
Kenneth Cavander
SPAC
New York City Ballet
Schenectady Museum
Paul Pawlaczyk
Pawlaczyk
George L. Wilson
Broughton
Wilson
Windsor, N.C
Art Institute of Pittsburgh
School of Visual Arts
National Academy School of Fine Arts
Emily Lowe
Leolive Tucker
Harlem
Mouth Players Repertory Company
Niccolo Machiavelli
Errol Hill
Eugene O’neill
Henry Williams
David Feldshuh
Guthrie Theatre
Feldshuh
Hopkins Center
Hanover
N.H
Hoosick Falls music program offers three divisions this summer
Hoosick Falls School District sponsors a three part music program for students this summer. The Beginner Division serves fourth grade completers entering 1976 77. Activities run three times weekly with instrument lessons from oboe to percussion beginning July 7. Intermediate division opens for grades 6 7 8 with bands and theory on Tuesdays and Thursdays starting July 5 10 11 a.m. Senior division for grades 9 12 runs Tuesdays and Thursdays starting July 5 with senior band theory arranging and lessons on a first come basis
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Board of Education
HFCS
Parker’s Rumour Brings London Rock to the Fore
Graham Parker and his band the Rumour surge as England’s fresh fusion of rock and soul. The article traces Parker’s edge from pub gigs to a Mercury demo, the formation of the Rumour with Brinsley Schwarz and Ducks Deluxe, and notes the rough, gutsy sound of the Howlin Wind sessions and comparisons to early Rolling Stones.
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Somone
Muddy Waters
Graham Parker
England
Rolling Stones
Stones
Parker
London
Mick Jagger
Rumour
Brinsley Schwarz
Ducks Deluxe
Schwarz
U.S
Howlin Wind
Mercury SR
Revolution Fashion Forces Men to Swap Breeches for Trousers
In 1789 supporters of the French Revolution began adopting trousers to mark allegiance, replacing knee breeches worn by most men before the upheaval. This shift distinguished revolutionaries from royalists and reflected changing sartorial norms of the era.
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