Local teens find meaning in Romeo and Juliet at Ashby play
Miller says the Shakespearean drama appeals beyond star crossed lovers to all audiences. Jami Witt and Alex Hill from Odessa and Midland praise the language and character growth, noting Romeo's maturation and onstage kissing remains awkward. The production opens at 8 p.m. tonight.
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Romeo and Juliet at Globe of the Great Southwest
The Globe of the Great Southwest Theatre presents Romeo and Juliet with shows at 8 p.m. Saturday May 2 and 3 and at 2 30 p.m. Sunday May 4. Tickets are 12 dollars for adults 10 dollars for students and seniors. Information via 332 1586 or 580 3177.
What Dooms Love In Romeo And Juliet Lessons
Cast members discuss what dooms romance in Romeo and Juliet with insights from Dr. James Miller and director David Allen. Actors Jami Dru Witt and Alex Hill note rash decisions and sudden choices as key faults that doom love in the tragedy.
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Entertainment listings for Midland area venues and shows
Rock and blues duo performance at Lost Coyote Saloon from 9 30 p m to 1 30 a m at 6108 Andrews Highway 362 4355 Alternative Rock Tunnel 7 plays from 9 p m to 2 a m at The Roadhouse 6115 Andrews Highway 550 8866 Darren Welch Group at Incredibles 600 N Grandview Ave 332 1812 Alpine Cross Canadian Ragweed at Railroad Blues 9 p m 504 W Holland Ave 915 837 3103 Romeo and Juliet staged at Globe Theatre May 2 3 4 with co production by Midland Community Theatre Midland College and The Globe Theatre 2308 Shakespeare Road reservations 332 1586 or 580 3177 Marie s Drive Inn 1618 N Texas Thrift Store Cowboys 337 9293 Kay Kay and the Rays at Railroad Blues 504 W Holland Ave 915 837 3103 Midland Odessa Symphony Pops at Chaparral Center Midland College Campus tickets 563 41921
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Hollywood bets on summer blockbusters and sequels
Hollywood gears up for a blockbuster summer led by Terminator 3, X2 X-Men United, and The Matrix Reloaded as audiences crave familiar heroes. Arnold Schwarzenegger returns as a humanity’s protector in a high octane fourth of July release, while Keanu Reeves, Laurence Fishburne, and Carrie-Anne Moss reprise their roles in the Matrix series with Revolutions closing the arc.
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Summer blockbusters showcase mutants and heroes
A lineup of high profile films dominates the season with The Matrix sequels featuring Keanu Reeves and Halle Berry joining Famke Janssen Rebecca Romijn Stamos and Anna Paquin, while Angelina Jolie leads Lara Croft and Bad Boys II with Will Smith and Martin Lawrence. Studios push action thrillers comedies and family fare from Bruce Almighty to Finding Nemo and Seabiscuit.
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Sunday Country and Blues Acts at The Country venue
The Down Home Boys perform 7 to 10 p.m. at The Country and Western. Ricky Boen and Texas Mud play at 2 and 3 p.m. at Music City Mall. The Sandhills Bluegrass Band appears 4 to 6 p.m. at Music City Mall.
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Monday Blues at The Roadhouse with Flashback host
Blue Monday at The Roadhouse features 1bi Flashback with Gene hosting Andrews Highway from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. The event promotes a lively night of music and drinks at the venue.
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Tuesday Blues & Rock Hybrid Child at The Highway
The Blues and Rock Hybrid Child will perform at The Highway from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. The venue contact is 550-8863.
Not Yet Famous and Austin Murphy to Play The Highway 5al-886ho
The Not Yet Famous band and the Austin Murphy Band with Cody and RD will perform at The Highway 5al-886ho from 4 p.m. to 2 a.m., showcasing a long evening of regional country music.
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Submissions due for Whats Going On by Monday 5 p.m
The community column invites submissions for Whats Going On with items running as space allows. For details call 333-7770 ahead of the Monday 5 p.m. deadline.
Author wins Spain's Cervantes top prize for 2002
King Juan Carlos awarded Jose Jimenez Lozano the Cervantes prize, Spain's premier literature award, recognizing his around 15 books and essays. Lozano, 72, is famed for religious and spiritual themes. works include El Grano de Maiz Rojo which won 1986 National Critics Award and Los Lobernos published last year. The prize carries a 91500 dollar cash grant named after Miguel de Cervantes.
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