Chelsea House Folklore Center hosts British folk concert
On May 4 Chelsea House Folklore Center presents Lou and Sally Killen in a British traditional music concert. Admission is 2 dollars. The duo perform solo and duet songs with Lou on concertina and tin whistle, plus stories.
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Chelsea House
Brattleboro
Lou
Sally Killen
Lou Killen
Britain
New England
Sty of the Blind Pig at Mount Holyoke College Lab Theatre
Mount Holyoke College Laboratory Theatre presents Phillip Hayes Dean's The Sty of the Blind Pig directed by Ed Smith. Performances run May 7–9 and May 14–17 at 8:30 p.m. The work, a 1971 Negro Ensemble Company play set in 1950s Chicago, follows Alberta Warren and family as visitor Blind Jordan unsettles their routine. cast includes Alberta, Weedy, Doc, and others with The New Black Voices of Faith choir. Tickets are $2.50 general, $1 students, available at the Box Office starting May 3. call 538-2406 for reservations.
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South Hadley
Mass
Mount Holyoke College Laboratory Theatre
Phillip Hayes
Ed Smith
Negro Ensemble Company
Time
Drama Desk
Warren
Chicago
South Side
Alberta
Weedy
Doc
Blind Jordan
Pig
Toy Cooke
Ebony Players
Margaret Fleming
Laboratory Theatre
Alberta Warren
Ellis Moss
Gwen Nagle
Bergman Finds Welcome in Hollywood Amid Tax Controversy
Ingmar Bergman the exiled Swedish filmmaker received a warm reception in Hollywood as studios and governments vie for his talents. Flanked by Italian producer Dino De Laurentiis and German-born agent Paul Kohner, Bergman’s English and reticence drew quick corrections in a scene likened to a United Nations projection room.
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Hollywood
UPI
Ingmar Bergman
Bergman
Dino DeLaurentiis
Paul Kohner
Germany
DeLaurentiis
Kohner
United Nations
World premiere voyage of Calabro bicentennial piece
On May 15 at 8 15 p m 200 musicians and local singers join to premiere Louis Calabro s Bicentennial Piece Voyage with text by Nicholas Delbanco The Sage City Symphony leads the concert joined by Bennington area choirs and support from Henry Brant Edwin Lawrence Michael Starobin and Bennington College staff Tickets are on sale regionally with multiple outlets and venues listed including Bennington College Bookstore The production is aided by National Endowment on the Arts Vermont Bicentennial Committee and local sponsors
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Nicholas Delbanco
Sage City Symphony
Bennington Community Singers
Bennington College Motet Choir
Hoosac School Choir
Calabro
Henry
National Endowment On the Arts
Vermont Bicentennial Committee
Woolley Committee
Music Division
Bennington College
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