The Bone They Bury one act stage review
A review of The Bone They Bury at the Arts Collaborative portrayed as a modern ironic retelling of Thyestes. Steven White’s verse parody blends Greek myth with contemporary mercantile life, directed by Randy Foerster and anchored by strong performances from Charles Hills David Best and Richard McSherry.
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Catheryn
Charles Hills
David Best
Richard McSherry
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Hamlet
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Arts and crafts festival in Troy’s Washington Park
Troy marks its annual arts and crafts festival in Washington Park on Saturday June 4 from noon to 6 pm. Sponsored by the Rensselaer County Council for the Arts the event features a house and garden tour of nearby mansions with tours 2 to 4 pm. Tickets are $1.50 available 1 to 3 pm at the RCCA building. Rain date June 11.
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Finckel Premiere to Open Sage City Concert in Bennington
The Sage City Symphony presents Edwin Finckel's Dialogue for orchestra and solo clarinet and horn on Sunday May 22 at 8 p.m. in the North Bennington School gym with Finckel conducting and Nancy Elwell and Joel Gardner soloing. The program also includes Bartok Viola Concerto with Jacob Glick and Le Chasseur Maudit by Cesar Franck.
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Williamstown
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New England
Vermont
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America
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Phil Donahue Tops Emmy for Best Daytime Host
CHICAGO UPI Phil Donahue has won a national Emmy for best host of a daytime variety or talk show. He rose from Dayton origins to WGN Chicago and now features live audience Q and A with controversial guests. Donahue notes the industry’s slow acceptance and reflects on feminism and his own views shaped by Catholic upbringing.
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