Innovations in Saratoga season at Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Saratoga Springs N Y The 1971 season features NYC Ballet and The Philadelphia Orchestra plus 38 events. Highlights include July upstate premiere of five ballets, Robbins Tschaikovsky Stravinsky programs and stars Villella McBride d Amboise Hayden Verdy. The season adds six NYCB programs weekly, notable guest conductors, acclaimed soloists, a diverse film and concert lineup, and the annual ball August 7 with Skitch Henderson.
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Patricia McBride
Jacques d’Amboise
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Violette Verdy
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Istvan Kertesz
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Ian & Sylvia
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Canfield Casino
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the Marx Brothers
James Bond
Francois Truffaut
Tom Jones
Putney Swope
Satyricon
Hall of Springs
Skitch Henderson
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Williamstown Theatre announces 17th season lineup
Williamstown Massachusetts reveals six of seven plays for its 17th season. Open July 1 with a black-tie benefit, apprentice workshop begins June 13, rehearsals start June 17. Productions include Cyrano July 1–10 with a special July 5 performance, The Birthday Party July 13–17, Plaza Suite July 20–24, Mother Courage July 27–31, Uncle Vanya August 3–7, and August 10–14 to be announced with possible titles such as Sweet Bird of Youth or Once in a Lifetime. A 1960s musical closes the season August 24–28 with matinees on Aug 25, 27 and 28.
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England
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Plaza Suite
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Funnybone
Vanya
Chekhov
Albany Times Union
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Ibsen
Kaufman and Hart
Best Sellers Fiction and Nonfiction List Review
A compiled display lists major fiction titles including The Passions of the Mind Irving Stone, QB VII Leon Uris, The Throne of Saturn Allen Drury, and more by Sylvia Richman Shaw, Ernest K. Gann, Herman Raucher, Agatha Christie. Nonfiction titles feature Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee Dee Brown, The Greening of America Charles Reich, Future Shock Alvin Toffler, and Stillwell Barbara W. Tuchman among others.
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Saturn Allen Drury
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Herman Raucher
Frankfurt
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Wounded Knee
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America
Charles Reich
Alvin Toffler
Stillwell
China
Barbara W. Tuchman
Samuel Eliot Morrison
Stephen Birmingham
Prince Igor and Broadway Songbook In Review
Delos Smith surveys Borodin Prince Igor in a landmark stereo recording from the Bolshoi with Melodiya Angel 4116, praising its grandeur and crowd psychology. He notes Verdi centennial Aida cast on RCA 6198 with Leinsdorf. Britten Prodigal Son recorded in London 1964. Broadway nostalgia returns to Follies with Hepburn Bacall Keeler Smith Collins and De Carlo, plus Francis Lai Love Theme mood music.
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New York
UPI
Bolshoi Theatre
Alexander Borodin
Prince Igor
Boris Godounov
Melodiya-Angel
Four
Leontyne Price
Aida
Grace Bumbry
Amneris
London
Alexis Smith
Dorothy Collins
Yvonne de Carlo
Mary McCarty
Fifi D’orsey
Capitol
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Jessie
Francis Lai
Kapp
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Dorset artist Dean Fausett paints calm scenes amid busy life
Dorset painter Dean Fausett blends cluttered, tranquil rooms and rock gardens with a life spent shuttling to New York openings and Colorado paddling. Commissioned by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, his landscapes reflect a return to nature and the Hudson River School school of beauty, and his studios in Dorset and New York bustle with sketches, murals, and glazing practice.
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West Road
Dorset
Fausett
New York
Colorado Rapids
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Federal
Far West
National Gallery
Hudson River
U.S. Air Force
Southern Vermont Art Center
Manchester
Duo Serrante Teicher Shine On Classical Selections
The piano duo Serrante and Teicher prove their enduring skill in The Music Lovers, highlighting popular classics such as Griegs Piano Concerto and Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No 1. The United Artists album UAS 6792 signals strong capability and continued prominence.
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Teicher
United Artists
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