Dorset's Green Mountain Grit shines in bicentennial play
John Herrick's Green Mountain Grit staged July 4 5 6 11 12 13 at Dorset Playhouse. Cast and community groups unite in 1775 tavern setting with lively song and dance. Notable performances include Henry the tavern keeper and Prudence with Major Custis, Ethan Allen, and others producing a vivid period tableau.
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John Herrick
Dorset Playhouse
Dorset
Ringheiser
Guy Hughes
Henry
Joan Geiger
Prudence
Philip Allen
Major Custis
Continental Army
Little Nate Durden
Jim Sloman
Ethan Allen
Seth Warner
Rhys Evans
Silas Sly
Green Mountain
Patricia Carmichael
Colombo Medina
Patty Kate Carmody
Deanna Fraher
Judy Cone
Toscan Lady
Veda Stone
Brad Tyler
Abraham Underhill
Shelby Allen
Chet Ringheiser
Dame Mercy Underhill
Val McClure
Deborah
Michelaine Ryan
Jenny
Albany
Adele Bishop Callaway
Betsy
Millis Ringheiser
Peyton Custis
Dexter Rayla Nathaniel Nate Durden Sills
Sly Lous Magnone
Green Mountain Boys
Seth Warner Rhys Evans
Remender Baker
Brian Somers
Robert Cochran
Tony
Eric Bentley to perform at Clark Art Institute
Eric Bentley will perform at the Clark Art Institute in Williamstown on August 10 as part of the Williamstown Theatre Festival Sunday Special Events. The program includes songs, poems, and talk with works by Brecht Prevert Eisler Kosma and others. Tickets cost $3 for the 4 pm event. reservations at (413) 458-8146.
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Mass
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Clark Art Institute
Williamstown Theatre Festival
Bentley
Bertolt Brecht
Jacques Prevert
Hanns Eisler
Joseph Kosma
Reno Sweeney
New York
Brecht and Pirandello
New York State Council On the Arts
Hollywood
CAI
Savages at Williamstown Opens with Controversial Drama
The Williamstown Theatre Festival presents Christopher Hampton's Savages in the Adams Memorial Theatre for Eastern U S premiere tonight at 8 40. Joseph Maher stars as the British diplomat amid a tale of genocide and political kidnapping with a blend of drama mime dance and ritual. Performances run July 15 to 19 with varying curtain times and ticket prices 2 50 to 6 50. Reservations available by telephone through the festival box office.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williamstown Theatre Festival
Christopher Hampton
United States
Adams Memorial Theatre
Peter Hunt
Joseph Maher
U.S
Mark Taper
Los Angeles
London
Sheridan Morley
Osborne
Butterfingers Angel to open Berkshire Summer Season
Berkshire Theatre Festival presents William Gibson’s The Butterfingers Angel Etc. opening July 29 at Stockbridge. Cast includes Bob Balaban Judith Barcroft John Carpenter Susan Browning with Man-in-Grey casting pending. Book published in fall by Paulist Press. box office (413) 298-5536.
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Stockbridge
Mass
Berkshire Theatre Festival
William Gibson
the Seesaw
Cranwell School
Lenox
Syracuse Stage Company
Arthur Storch
Berkshire Playhouse
Michael Montel
New Phoenix
Gibson
Jesus
Mary
Joseph
Bob Balaban
Judith Barcroft
John Carpenter
Susan Browning
the Tree
Veronica Castang
Pat O’connell
Hansford Rowe
Munson Hicks
Peter Weller
Man-in-Grey
Paulist Press
O'Jays Rise as Hottest Black Act in Entertainment
Chicago report on Eddie Levert Walter Williams and William Powell tracing the O'Jays origins Canton Ohio in 1958 and their ascent in the music scene. They discuss crossover aims, black art versus white audiences and the group’s focus on black oriented soul music while nurturing new talent through their Philadelphia sound era.
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Chicago
UPI
O’jays
Eddie Levert
Walter Williams
William Powell
Canton
Ohio
Wiliams
O’ Jays
Williams
Levert
Levett
Gladys Knight and the
Pips
Kenny Gamble
Leon Huff
Philadelphia International Records
Philadelphia
Levine's Mahler Cycle Debuts With RCA and Chicago Symphony
James Levine, age 32, leads a new Mahler cycle for RCA starting with Nos. 1 and 4, debuting as a symphonic conductor on records. Maurice Abravanel completes a Vanguard Mahler set with Nos. 1, 5, 6 and 10, in stereo and quad formats, featuring the Utah Symphony. Bernstein's complete Mahler cycle with the New York Philharmonic is joined by a live Das Lied von der Erde from Tel Aviv performances with the Israel Philharmonic.
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United Press International
Gustav Mahler
Mahler
James Levine
Levine
Metropolitan Opera
RCA
Maurice Abravanel
Abravanel
Leonard Bernstein
New York Philharmonic
Columbia
Israel Philharmonic
Tel Aviv
Jorma Kaukonen of Hot Tuna Finds Solo Life in Ocean View Nook
In San Francisco rock legend Jorma Kaukonen lives in a tiny house with an ocean view calling the area an uptown dump with a good view. The former Jefferson Airplane guitarist formed Hot Tuna with Jack Casady, evolving from acoustic duo to a quartet and leaning electric to capture intimate club energy.
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United Press International
Hot Tuna
Jorma Kaukonen
San Francisco
Jefferson Airplane
Jefferson Starship
Airplane
Kaukonen
Jack Casady
Tuna
Casady
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