EMU Theatre presents Splitting Hares festival
ARTS NOTES EMU Theatre announces its 13th anniversary festival featuring seven short plays by local and national authors. Performances are 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the Lawrence Arts Center. Tickets cost $6. No one under 18 admitted due to language and nudity. Further info at emutheatre.net.
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Emutheatre.net
Whitney Boomer Returns to Lawrence Arts Center Faculty
Whitney Boomer, former 940 Dance Company member and longtime Lawrence Arts Center teacher, returns to teach preschool, modern dance, and summer camps this week. She studies for an MFA in dance at Texas Woman's University in Austin and coordinates Dance Lab and Big Rig Dance Collective.
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Lawrence
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Lawrence Arts Center
Boomer
Austin
Texas
Texas Woman's University
Dance Lab
Big Rig Dance Collective
Kansas Sate University
Shanghai Arts Exchange
Call the Arts Center
Auditions for Forbidden Broadway at Theatre Lawrence
Theatre Lawrence announces auditions to open its 35th season with Forbidden Broadway a satire of Broadway legends. Seekers should prepare a song and an iconic Broadway star impression auditioning Aug 7-8 at 7 p m at 1501 N H. A running crew is needed for quick costume changes. Performances run Sept 23 through Oct 9 with Terrance MckKerrs directing and Mary Baker as musical director.
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Lawrence
Forbidden Broadway
Chicago
N.H
Terrance MckKerrs
Mary Baker
Glamorous Belly Dance Show At The Atre Lawrence
Gaziyeh Enterprises presents Glamorous Belly Dance at 2 p.m. today in Lawrence at The Atre Lawrence 1501 N.H. The nonprofit promotes Middle East arts in Lawrence and Kansas City areas. Tickets cost 8 dollars adults 6 dollars seniors students and free for children 10 and under. More info at Gaziyeh.com.
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Gaziyeh Enterprises of
Lawrence
Middle East
Greater Lawrence
Kansas City
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U S Muslims brace for summertime Ramadan fasting
Muslims in the United States prepare for daylight fasting during Ramadan with adjustments to schedules and meals. Doctors and practitioners note the added challenge of fasting in hot summer days, while families plan hydration, pre-dawn meals, and thoughtful restraint.
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Miami
America
Elizabeth Rourke
Boston Medical Center
Rourke
Mubarakah Ibrahim
Ibrahim
New Haven
Conn
Sheikh Ali
Boca Raton
Fla
Natasha Chida
University of Miami
Jessica Hill
Mari Walker
SYT veterans move toward college plans after West Side Story
Palmquist and Jacob Leet, rising Iowa and Ottawa University students, reflect on their SYT journeys. Leet recalls My Fair Lady beginnings and a tenor’s quiet power, while Palmquist values Averill’s mentorship and their shared growth. They anticipate internships and future stage work.
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Palmquist
Iowa University
Lawrence
Averill
SYT
Jacob Leet
Ottawa University
Leet
Tony
Jake
Foerschler
Eric
Jacob
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