Wilsons fail to give Heart the beat it needed
Denise Kusel reports at Universal Amphitheater that Steve Fossen's thick bass powered Heart's set opening with Magic Man and Barracuda. Ann Wilson led a predictable show, with Barracuda eliciting strong fan reaction as the bass drive dominated the rhythm.
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Heart concert review cites energy gap in Ann Wilson fronting
A Heart concert at the Amphitheater left the audience wanting more energy from Ann Wilson. The review notes limited stage action, a few Mick Jagger like expressions, and a lack of spice compared to Fleetwood Mac. Backup players did their job but could not lift the mid concert slump, with fans demanding Barracuda. John McEuen opened the show.
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Coming of Age musical at Studio Theater sparks teen nostalgia
The Starving Actors Repertory Company presents Coming of Age at Studio Theater 5021 E Anaheim St through the weekend. Witty yet frank, the original show features a youth cast and 15 songs addressing growing up in a hostile world. Cast includes Greg Atkins and Joanne Juleff with musical support from Hensley De Baun Russel Hasenbein Hunter. Call 438-...
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Play on junior high trials and self discovery
A playful school production examines teen ordeals from kiss anxiety to peer acceptance. Tongue in cheek humor highlights the brutal honesty of growing up while inviting audiences to laugh at themselves and relate across generations.
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Demolition planned for Reno red-light Cribs district
Wrecking crews will raze two rows of dilapidated brick apartments along four acres by the Truckee River known as the Cribs. Once run by Nevada gamblers since the 1920s, the site was remodeled into apartments in 1900 and has housed about 50 senior citizens in recent years. One resident described it as a place “where old men and old city cats come to die.”
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