Love's Labor's Lost stage musical at Folger Theatre
Folger Theatre Group presents Love's Labor's Lost a musical adaptation of Shakespeare with a classical score by Bryan Williams through May 26. The cast includes Martin Vidnovic as the King of Navarre and features an original rockless score performed by skilled singers creating a light hearted yet period appropriate atmosphere.
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A Musical Feast From Shakespeare at Navarre Court
The piece follows Berowne Longaville and Dumaine as they seek self improvement through study and love. A Princess of France arrives with three ladies to test the court with deception and wit. David Vando adapts this musical with charm and lightness amid masquerades and mistaken letters.
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Folger brings Love's Labour's Lost with charm and strong singing
Richard Lebhert praises Patrick Bakman’s fresh direction and Meg Bussert Martin Vidnovic and Richard Kline for elevating the production. While not grand in scale it charms with period feel and provocative music, ending the season on a fresh note.
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St Mary's Luncheon Set At Saint's Episcopal Church
The closing luncheon meeting of St Mary's Chapter AU Saint's Episcopal Church will be held Monday May 6 at 12 30 pm in the Parish Hall.
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Welty and Willis wed in Myersville church ceremony
Miss Lois Ann Willis and Ronnie Lee Welty married Sunday in Myersville Baptist Church. The couple, both graduates of Frederick High School, reside at 266 Dill Avenue. The bride is daughter of Lucille V. Gross and Jimmie R. Willis Sr. The groom is son of Howard M. Welty and spouse. Officiant was Rev. Allan Mullan. attendants were Rick Sillar and Frederick resident.
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Maryland Historic Preservation Week spotlighted by library groups
The Maryland Historical Trust and local committees sponsor May 6 to 12 events to safeguard architectural heritage. Frederick County Public Libraries showcase architecture volumes and Neel Reid study in the C Burr Artz Library with color photos and explained designs.
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Velda Johnston
Elizabeth Peters
Ronda Randall
London
His and Hers Key Rings Sell as Trendy Gifts
Novel key rings shaped like male and female symbols appear as quirky gift items for friends who are feeling berated. The playful accessories aim to offer lighthearted humor and style.
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