Boom Boom Boom added to repertory at Williamstown
Williamstown theater notes premiere of a revised Boom Boom Boom by David Rabe for the Second Company on July 29 at 8 40 p m at the Pne Cobble School Williamstown with mature audience advisory and a repeat on August 2 at 8 p m in Schenectady Union College Nott Memorial Theatre Also featured this weekend Tennessee Williams Camino Real with music by William Finn performed Sunday at 5 p m Admission is free and program supported by NYSCA Massachusetts Council for the Arts and Humanities Robert Sterling Clark Foundation
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William Finn
Williams College
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Massachusetts Council For the Arts and Humanities
Robert Sterling Clark Foundation
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David Ackroyd
Jack Absolute
Lydia Languish
Laurie Kennedy
Richard Sheridan
Williamstown Theatre
SPAC brings Liberace Borge and Waring to Saratoga
Saratoga Festival Special calendars three intimate nights July 28 to 30 with Liberace at 3:30 and 8 p.m. on Sunday July 28, Victor Borge at 8 p.m. on Monday July 29, and Fred Waring with the All New Young Pennsylvanians at 8 p.m. on Tuesday July 30. The program features Russ Lewis, Scotty Plummer, Marylyn Mulvey, and Max Morath alongside Liberace and his troupe.
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Victor Borge
American
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Scotty Plummer
Dammark
Borge
Saratoga
Marylyn Mulvey
Waterbury
Fred Waring
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Max Morath
Dancing in the Dark and Wrapped for Eternity reviews
United Press International examines two books. Dancing in the Dark by Howard Dietz sketches a life among Broadway luminaries and the Schwartz duo with wit and insight. Wrapped for Eternity by Mildred Mastin Pace surveys ancient Egyptian mummy preservation and wrappings with crisp, definitive detail.
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Richard Tucker
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Caravaners Bring Twain Show to Dorset Stage
The Dorset Caravaners perform The Diary of Adam and Eve adapted for two actors. David Heveran and John Charles play the Adams while Dion Duislane and Siobhan Gould portray the Eves. Virginia Hall Smith directs. For bookings call 802 867 5777 or 867 4460 and ask Mary Heveran.
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Virginia Hall Smith
Mrs. Baker
Helen Reddy Honored With Hollywood Star
Australian singer Helen Reddy becomes the 1,600th entertainer honored with a sidewalk star on Hollywood Boulevard. The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce approved her star for recording hits including I Am Woman and Delta Dawn, while 918 stars remain vacant.
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Badlands and More at Harte. Mame and Chinatown Shine
At the Movies column reviews Badlands at Harte on Main Street as a tense mix of humor and horror rooted in Charles Starkweather lore with Martin Sheen and Sissy Spacek delivering standout performances. It notes Mame at Manchester Cinema and Chinatown at Twin Cinemas, with Thunderbolt and Lightfoot at Cinema II and a drive-in double bill Mr Majestyk and Busting.
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Second Stowe Craft Show Returns to Stowe Gym
The Second Annual Stowe Craft Show and Sale runs Friday to Sunday with about 50 designer craftspeople displaying handwork at Stowe Elementary School. Returning craftsman John McLeod showcases woodenware while Ishwara Futral debuts as a jeweler. Sabra Johnson presents relief prints. admission is free. sponsor is Stowe League of Women Voters.
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Ishwara Futral
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Israel
Nyc
New York
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Peter Max
Rolls Royce
Sabra Johnson
South Royalton
The
Stowe League of Women Voters
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