Red Balloon theater piece by Visible Fictions show dates
The Pittsburgh International Children’s Theater Family Series presents The Red Balloon by Visible Fictions from January 16 to 23. Adapted from the Albert Lamorisse work, the story follows Pascal as a red balloon changes his sense of being loved. Performances at Byham Theater January 16, Pine-Richland High School January 20, and Moon Area High School January 21. Single tickets are $8. Call (412) 321-5520 for a brochure.
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Scotland
Visible Fictions Theater Company
Pittsburgh International Children’s Theater
Albert Lamorisse
Pascal
Byham Theater
Pittsburgh
The face of fashion Lisa Marinelli pursues Paris runways
Lisa Marinelli, a former Lawrence County resident, has built a modeling career since 1995. Now 20, she returns to France in mid January to work in Paris and other fashion hubs. Her career is guided by Elite Model Management with casting calls daily and a focus on compiling a strong book and tear sheets to attract clients amid a tough market.
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Lisa Marinelli
Lawrence County
Lisa
France
Christie Brinkley
Jerry Hall
Paris
Neshannock Township
New
Jackie Marinelli
City of Lights
Jackie
England
Germany
Italy
New York
Miami
Elite Model Management
Elite
Joseph
Modern 'time' Dance troupe previews millennium program
TLS Dance Company presents its fourth annual performance In Time at New Castle Playhouse with nine dancers. Artistic director Tracy Lee Lyphard Shaner notes the millennium theme addresses change and personal relation to history. The show features contemporary music including David Wilcox So Lightety and a finale drum piece Quads by Nicole Steele.
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TLS Dance Company
New Castle Playhouse
Tracy Lee Lyphard-Shaner
Modern Dance Troupe
Lyphard Shaner
David Wilcox
Syphard Shaner
Jennifer Garcia
Jessica Presnar
Tal
Ent
Chad Hall
SRU
Marjorie Rapp
State University of New York
Buffalo
Kristen Samsa
TLS
Samsa
Ludovici Dance Academy
Slippery Rock University
Farrell Area
Kennedy Christian High School
Jill Collins
Cals. Collins
Gigi
Studio of Dance
Riley Durst
Neshannock
Sally Sherman
Sherman
Pittsburgh Dance Alley
Nicole Steele
Wilmington Area High
The Virginian TV adaptation stars Bill Pullman as title cowboy
TNT presents a two hour retelling of Owen Wisters western classic with Bill Pullman directing and starring as The Virginian. Diane Lane plays Molly Stark while John Savage Dennis Weaver and Glorie offer strong supporting turns. The film threads justice loyalty and romance amid vigilante violence in Wyoming.
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Turner Network Television
Wyoming
Molly Stark
Diane Lane
Vermont
Molly
Lane
Gena Rowlands
Grace
TNT
Wister
Paramount Pictures
James Drury
Doug McClure
Bill Pullman on finding success through tough odds
Actor Bill Pullman recalls the early grind before stardom, citing brutal years in teaching and directing, failed tryouts in New York, and a cash‑driven move to Los Angeles. He reflects on selling himself in film, the hunger to stand out, and a renewed creative focus directing The Virginian in Alberta.
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Bill Pullman
TNT
Pullman
Owen Wister
Calgary
Alberta
New York
Montana State University
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