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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 2006
Page
18
Langston Hughes childhood link to Lawrence informs a multimedia reading titled Ask Your Mama 12 Moods for Jazz. Ron McCurdy and John Wright host the 7 30 p m performance blending Hughes verse with jazz blues gospel and other styles. Admission is 20 for adults 15 for youths.
Free State High School presents Arthur Miller’s The Crucible at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium at 4700 Overland Drive with admission 5 for adults and 3 for students The event reflects the era of McCarthy era fear and Salem witch hunt hysteria with 19 executions noted The Pulse teen board meeting runs 7 p m to 8 p m today at the News Center 645 N H 6 News anchor Josh Garber will tour 6News studios and discuss TV work for more information contact ljworld com or teens executive editors Michelle Beracha and Karrey Britt by phone.
Lawrence readers see crocuses emerge as winter fades marking spring. John McCaffrey of Bittersweet Garden describes crocuses as foreshadowing what’s to unfold, noting their beauty despite often being overlooked.
A historical drama by Napoleon Crews debuts at St. Luke AME Church in honor of Black History Month. The cast includes church members and locals, with Aishah Holm as Cora the slave girl. A dinner precedes the play, featuring Cornish game hen and wild rice, tickets 25 dollars with dinner or 15 dollars for play alone.
Mike Birbiglia brings his Medium Man on Campus Tour to the Kansas Union Ballroom at KU today 7 p.m. The event offers free tickets and includes an audio Q&A via Ifworld. Birbiglia discusses college-age audiences and past write in campaigns for a Birbiglia meal item amid a three month tour across New York to California.
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