Celebration Northeast crafts exhibit at Dartmouth Hopkins Center
The Celebration Northeast exhibit at Dartmouth College features 26 Vermont and New Hampshire craftsmen displaying functional works from wrought iron fireplace tools to blown glass goblets, wood furniture, and silver jewelry. Highlights include a dragon-shaped wood stove by Peter Krusch and glass by Salamandra Glass duo David Bellantone and Todd Phillips, with regional blacksmiths, woodworkers, and glass artists showcased across Barrows Gallery, Rotunda, and lobby displays.
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Hanover
N.H
Dartmouth College
Hopkins Center
Barrows
Harrington
Dartmouth
Vermont
New Hampshire
Barrows Rotunda
Peter Krusch
Cambridge
Harvey Brotman
Brotman
Lebanon
Richard Sargent
Hartland Four Corners
New England
Britain
Joe Tucker
Boscawen
George Thieves
South Woodstock
Museum of Contemporary Crafts
New York
Museum of Science and Industry
Chicago
Michael Boylen
Newark
David Bellantone
Todd Phillips
Salamandra Glass
Port
Gabon
Alan Stirt
Enosburg Falls
Bertha Porter
Burkehaven
Nancy Lyon
Goffstown
Mary Lynn O’shea
Addison
Jan Brough
East Calais
Gerry Williams
Dunbarton
Allan McCulloch
Pittsfield
Killer Bear Pottery
Londa Weisman
North Bennington
South Road Pottery
Bradford
Bruce
Phyllis Murray
David Ellwell
Concord
Tim Grannis
Underhill
Renate Lansburgh
Greenville
Laurie Spivak
Moretown
Acting Company stages Chapeau at Saratoga Springs
In Saratoga Springs, the Acting Company performs Chapeau with brisk pacing and mistaken identities, delivering light comedy and stage flair. The production features energetic leads and a lively ensemble, drawing a nimble, period-appropriate atmosphere for local theatre fans.
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Judson Barney
Patricia Hodges
Chapeau
Saratoga
John Houseman
Saratoga Festival
Weston stages light lively Boy Meets Girl play at Weston Playhouse
Hollywood era nostalgia returns as Weston Playhouse presents Boy Meets Girl through Monday July 20. Two writers discover a pregnant girl played by Kate Siegel, sparking fantasies of stardom and wealth. The production, directed by Walther Boughton, draws solid audience reaction and includes a cabaret later for patrons.
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Weston
Hollywood
Weston Playhouse
David Rubin
Jeffrey Natter
Smith College
Kate Siegel
Walther Boughton
Tim Fort
Susan Terry
Annie
Bella
Sam Spewack
Robert Law
Larry Toms
Tim Fort J. Carlyle Benson
Joffrey Netter Rosetti
Erie Castle
Mr. Friday
C.F
Stevan Sylvester
Peggy Kathy Hasseem
Miss Crews
Susan Terry Rodney Bevan
Samuel Kerr Leckhart Slade Luetade Emalcy
Susie Kate Siege
Frask Areasen
Andrea Haring
Asephem Seetther
Deants Hagan
Nick Leininger
Malcom Gill Cutter
Bruce Eaton
Naecaal Dratfield
Thompson George T. Nichelsen Jr
Isabell Gwy
Kingkill a historical novel by Thomas Gavin at 398 pages
In 1825 Paris chess prodigy William Schlumberger sits at Cafe de la Regence in a cafe scene that frames the novel Kingkill by Thomas Gavin. A Middlebury professor weaves historical context into a narrative centered on the Alsatian genius, with Random House releasing the 398 page work for ten dollars.
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Middlebury
Thomas Gavin
Random House
William Schlumberger
Paris
Cafe de la Regence
Philder
Maelzel
Johann Nepomulk Maelzel
Austrian Empire
Schlumberger
Middlebury College
America
Gavin
Kingkill
Maertzel
Sophman
Beethoven
Messerschmidt
Betsy Jolas to Lead Bennington College Music Workshop
Composer and Paris Conservatoire professor Betsy Jolas will teach composing workshops at Bennington College on July 23 in Room 136 Jennings. Sessions run 10 12 30 and 2 30 4 30 with the morning class open to those with director Christine Graham's permission and the afternoon class limited to Composing Workshop members.
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Betsy Jolas
Paris Conservatoire
Bennington College
Bennington
France
Ms. Jolas
U.S
New York
French Lycee
Paul Boepple
Dessoff
Paris
Paris Conservatoire National
Darius Milhaud
Simone Ple Caussade
Olivier Messiaen
American Academy of Arts and Letters
Jennings
Christine Graham
Pas de deux and big band at Pillow festival
Ballet stars Ann Marie DeAngelo and Lawrence Rhodes headline Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival July 26 30 with Hindu dancer Bhaskar and May O'Donnell Concert Dance Company. Rhodes performs Black Swan and White Swan pas de deux from Swan Lake. O'Donnell Company presents Suspension and The Pursuit of Happiness set to 1930s and 40s big band music. Bhaskar performs Dances of India.
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Bhaskar
India
Ann Marie DeAngelo
City Center
Joffrey iBallet
San Francisco Ballet
San Francisco Opera Ballet
Lawrence Rhodes
Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo
Harkness Ballet
Hark
Martha Graham Dance Company
Is adultery biological or a nervous fatigue urge
London based report cites two British experts Maurice North and Frederick Toates arguing adultery may stem from nervous fatigue and a need for novelty. The piece also profiles renowned dancers Ann Marie DeAngelo Lawrence Rhodes May O'Donnell Bhaskar and notes performances at Jacob's Pillow with ticket details and schedule.
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London
UPI
Maurice North
Frederick Toates
New Society
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Eugene Labiche
Alfred Uhry
Robert Waldman
Gerard
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Gerald Freedman
Ethel Martin
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David F. Segal
Brooks Baldwin
Leslie Geraci
David Schramm
Mary Lou Rosato
Papa and
Leopoldine
Anderson Matthews
Juys Oe
Main ST
Christopher Lehmann-Haupt
Pillow
United States
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South America
England
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Nehru
Ticketron
Chargit
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Putnam Square
Catamount National Bank
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Atkins & Gould Jewelers
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