Dorset Players to stage The Robin Hood Caper near Memorial Day
The Dorset Players present The Robin Hood Caper a farce by Fred Carmichael over Memorial Day weekend May 28 29 30 at 8 30 pm. The cast features Carolyn Wayne Susan Connelly and Walker Kimball from Harvey with Warren Murray directing. Tickets are 3 adults 1 50 children all seats reserved call 802 867 5777 for reservations.
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Dorset
Fred Carmichael
Dorset Playhouse
Harvey
Carolyn Wayne
Susan Connelly
Walker Kimball
Jay Hathaway
Carmichael
Warren Murray
al Christie
Winslow Homer Prints On Exhibit At Clark Art
Williamstown Massachusetts The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute opens a 22 piece display of Winslow Homer watercolors etchings drawings and engravings. The show highlights early 1870s watercolors to late life prints with works like Feeding Time Osprey's Nest Shoveling Out and Eight Bells. The exhibit expands in late June into a major summer show with hours Tuesday to Sunday 10 to 5.
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Winslow Homer
Homer
Clark Art Institute
Williamstown
Clark Art
Mass
Sterling and
Francine Clark Art Institute
Institute
Chamber music program at Park-McCullough House
Peter Stempe Irene Cervantes and Edwin Lawrence will perform a program for oboe viola and piano at Park-McCullough House Sunday May 23 at 2 30 p m The concert features Schumann Loeffler and Telemann with two rhapsodies for oboe viola and piano Admission 2 adults 50 cents students The program notes discuss Loeffler and his Vermont and New England links and translations of Maurice Rollinat poems
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Park- McCullough House
Peter Stempe
Irene Cervantes
Edwin Lawrence
Russell Howland
Lathan Koch
Bert Lucarelli
California State University
Fresno
Hartt College of Music
Fresno Philharmonic
Fresno Opera Association
New Jersey Symphony
Newport Music Festival
Hartford (Conn.) Symphony
Hartford Chamber Orchestra
Stempe
Hartt College
Les Cinq
Hartt
Die Freispieler Wind Octet
Washington
Robert Schumann
Ralph Vaughan Williams
Telemann
Charles Martin Loeffler
New England
Loeffler
United States
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Medfield
Mass
Theatre Workshop Boston presents family theatre therapy in Williamstown
On Saturday May 22 from 1 to 5 p.m. Theatre Workshop Boston offers a participatory workshop at the Children's Museum Williamstown. The event uses theatre games body and voice work sound smell sight and relaxation to foster family communication and creativity. Members pay 50 cents individuals and 1.50 for families. non members 1 and 2.50 respectively.
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Williamstown
Mass
Theatre Workshop
Boston
Children’s Museum
Steele’s Corner
Little Red School
Park McCullough House events in North Bennington lineup
Upcoming events include a van der Linde Student Concert May 21 at 7 p.m. free. May 23 at 2:30 p.m. a recital features Peter Stempe oboe Irene Cervantes viola Edwin Lawrence piano with Telemann Schumann Vaughan Williams Loeffler works admission 2 dollars students 50 cents. and May 28 at 8 p.m. a free talk Everyday Life in Revolutionary America by Neil Stout from the History Department at UVM.
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Park- McCullough House
North Bennington
van der Linde
Peter Stempe
Irene Cervantes
Edwin Lawrence
Neil Stout
History Department
UVM
Sofa Show Opens at Green Mountain Arts Collaborative
The Green Sofa School of artists unveils a new exhibit at 198 North Street Bennington with watercolors drawings and figure studies in environments inspired by parlors. A public reception runs 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday May 23 with light music and discussions. GMAC members and artists will be on hand.
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Tne
Green Sofa School of Artists
Green Mountain Arts Collaborative
Cooperative Gallery
North Street
River Street
Bennington
David Donahue
David Lampron
GMAC
Ceil Engel-Randman
Summer Jobs in Vermont Loom as Students Seek Work
Vermont high school and college students rush to secure summer employment assisted by federal programs like Neighborhood Youth Corps. Many seek any job from lawn mowing to factory work to fund education amid rising college costs. the Vermont Living Section will survey available opportunities in the Sunday Times Argus and Rutland Herald.
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Vermont
Neighborhood Youth Corps
Vermont Living
Sunday Times Argus
The
Sunday Rutland Herald
Vermont's Experiment for International Living Founder
Windsor County bureau chief Barney Crosier talks with Dr. Donald Watt of Putney founder of Vermont's unique program for promoting international goodwill at Putney School this Sunday.
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Barney Crosier
Windsor County
Donald Watt
Putney
Vermont
Putney School
Vermont private utility industry growth noted by Lee Webb
Goddard College economics professor Lee Webb offers a historical narrative on Vermont's private utility sector. A condensed version appears on this Sunday’s In this Corner opinion and commentary page.
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Lee Webb
Goddard College
Vermont
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Hartford
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Walter Trampler
Fresno Opera
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Hartt Symphony
Irene
Eastern Philharmonic Orchestra
Greensboro
N.C
Toronto
Park- McCullough
Wayne Patton
Maurice Bullivat
Philip Hale
Maurice Rollinat
Northern Berkshire Council of the Arts
Fred Conscaden
Celia Slatery
Schumnann
Vaughn Williams
Acadien
Fleischmann Distilling Corp
N.yc
Sun
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Wirtes
Sunset Drive-in
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Lanesboro Lions Club
of Neontan
SAT
No. St
Gregory Winterhalter
Pratt Institute
East Pownal
Ruth Pasquine
Black Friar
Hoosick Falls
David Randall
National Academy of Fine Arts
New York Studio School
Bennington Arts
Tom Parsons
Danby Mountain Road
Judy Meneely
Hoosac School
Akea
North ST
Spring Street
Williamstown Mass
Algiers
Gillo Pontecorvo
Rosselini
Jean Martin
Jacques Massu
Venice
Mae
Gene Shalit
Nbc-Tv
Charles Bronson
James Coburn
Gondoliers” Review
Art Edelstein
John Issacson
Debra Earle
Randolph
Vermont Symphony Orchestra
Burlington
Margo Howland
Vermont Opera Theatre
Rutland Herald
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