Flying Cloud to Perform Irish British Trad Music at Chelsea
Flying Cloud, a British and Irish traditional group, performs at the Chelsea House Folklore Center in West Brattleboro on July 22 and 23 with opening act Bob White. Admission is $2.50 for two shows at 8 and 10 p.m. Also this week, contra dance at 8 p.m. Sunday with caller Jack Perron. Wednesday song swap and jam at 8 p.m. with free admission. all musicians and singers invited.
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Jody Rapport
Mimi
Vermont Opera Theatre
Bennington College
Brattleboro
Flying Cloud
Chelsea House
Bob White
Bob
Chelsea House Folklore Center
Jack Perron
Williamstown designer creates period garb for festival
Rita B. Watson of Williamstown serves as costume designer for the Williamstown Theatre Festival's world premiere of Richard Wilbur's new verse translation of Moliere's The Learned Ladies, July 26 30. She has designed costumes for 20 festival productions and over 50 Williams College shows. Her credits also include Berkshire Ballet Bennington College and the Christopher Ryder House. She recently assisted on Chicago Opera School's The Secret Marriage.
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Williamstown
Mass
Rita B. Watson
Moliere
Ms. Watson
Williams College
Berkshire Ballet
Bennington College
Christopher Ryder House
Chicago Opera School
Renaissance and Ponty Play Twilight Concert at Music Inn
Renaissance and Jean Luc Ponty will perform Sunday July 24 at 5 p.m. as part of the Twilight Concerts on the Lawn series at the Music Inn in Lenox Massachusetts. Children eight and under admitted free. For information call 413 632 2201.
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Lenox
Mass
Renaissance
Jean Luc Ponty
Music Inn
Rose Teitel special at Clark Williamstown Theatre Festival
A double bill at the Clark Art Institute features Faces of Love with Carol Teitel and Both Man and Bird and Beast with George Rose. The shows nest Sunday July 24 at 3 p.m. Admission is 3. George Rose, a Broadway and film actor, performs reminiscences of childhood in Both Man and Bird and Beast. Teitel's Faces of Love surveys female archetypes from Shakespeare to Restoration figures. Call Williamstown Theatre Festival at 413 458 8146 for tickets and details.
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Mass
Carol Teitel
George Rose
Williamstown Theatre Festival
Clark Art Institute
Town Hall
New York
Rose
Louis Greff
Katherine Hepburn
Richard Burton
Hamlet
John Gielgud
Shakespeare
Emily Dickinson
Dos
Man
Bird
Carol Testel
Marlboro Weekend Chamber Concerts Highlight Diverse Repertoire
Marlboro Music Festival offers its third weekend of chamber concerts with Reger Introduction Passacaglia and Fugue for Two Pianos, Tchaikovsky Piano Trio in A minor Opus 50, and Ravel Mallarme Songs. Conductor Marcel Moyse leads Dvorak Serenade and Sandor Vegh directs Mozart Serenade K 546. Pianists Yefim Bronfman and Luis Batlle perform in Reger. Cecile Licad joins for Tchaikovsky Trio. Daisy Newman solos in Ravel. large ensemble includes notable flutists, clarinets, strings and winds. Concerts run Saturdays 8:30 p.m. and Sundays 3 p.m. through August 14.
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Max Reger
Ravel
Stephane Mallarme
Marcel Moyse
Dvorak
Sandor Vegh
Marlboro Festival
Yefim Bronfman
Luis Batlle
Reger
Cecile Licad
Isidore Cohen
Jerry Grossman
Daisy Newman
Batlle
Judith Mendenhall
Julia Bogorad
Steward Newbold
Eli Eban
Lynn Chang
Mayuki
Caroline Levine
Marcy Rosen
Roger Cole
Gerard Reuter
David Singer
Alexander Heller
Lynette Diers Cohen
David Jolley
Susan Sabin
Thomas McAninch
Lisa Lancaster
Marc Marder
Marlboro
Sandy Delis Exhibit and Collaborative Photography Show
An art exhibit by Sandy Delis of Troy runs July 23 to August 21 at Green Mountain Arts Collaborative in North and River Streets, featuring eight watercolors, etchings, sculpture, slides, and a song performance by Harry Becker. The second Photography Annual showcases area photographers with judging by Michael Billingsley and prizes including fifty dollar certificates from Bird's Incorporated.
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Troy
N.Y
Green Mountain
North
River Streets
Harry Becker
Macbeth joined Champlain Shakespeare Festival in repertory
Ray Aranha stars as Macbeth alongside Jennifer Cover as Lady Macbeth in Burlington’s Champlain Shakespeare Festival. The company also stages Two Gentlemen of Verona and Henry IV Part I through August 27 with cast including John Hutton, Craig Toth, and Neave C. Rake.
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Burlington
Ray Aranha
Hartford Stage Company
Milwaukee Repertory Theatre
Aranha
Jennifer Cover
Macbeth
University of Vermont Theatre Department
Ms. Cover
Vermont Educational Television
Boston
John Hutton
Macduff
Craig Toth
Banquo
Hamilton Gillett
Malcolm
Alan Altshhuld
Duncan
Neave C. Rake
Lady Macduff
Deborah Gwinn
Evelyne Germain
Kent Cassella
Wardes Sing Folk Songs At Old Home Day
George and Vaughn Ward perform a two hour program of American Revolutionary era songs at Old Home Day in White Creek New York. The event includes selections from Burgoyne campaign and from Saratoga National Park area.
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Saratoga National Park
George and
Vaughn Ward
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