Arts workshop series slated by Cultural Resources Council
The Syracuse Symphony Orchestra and Everson Museum of Art join several groups in the Cultural Resources Council Institute for the Arts in Education two week series at the Civic Center July 11 to 22. The program spans theater dance music and visual arts with teaching artists from Syracuse and New York City guiding works under study to boost aesthetic education in schools.
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Everson Museum of Art
Cultural Resources Council
Institute For the Arts
Civic Center
Metropolitan School For the Arts
Center of Ballet
New York State Department of Education
Syracuse Symphony
Steve Lawlis
Traci Hinton-Peterson
Metropolitan School For the
Center of Ballet and Dance Arts
Everson
New York City
Paul Rondarmel
Joan Riccardi
Cazenovia College
Syracuse University
Kathryn Aronson
Renaissance Faire
Sterling
Ann Rhodes
Mischief Mime
Ithaca
Auburn Civic Theatre
Roberts
Nottingham High School
Russo to produce Nolte film Teachers for MGM
Aaron Russo will produce the contemporary film Teachers starring Nick Nolte for MGM. Filming begins in January 1984 with Arthur Hiller directing from an original screenplay by W R McKinney. The project marks Russo’s first MGM US production after The Rose and Trading Places.
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Aaron Russo
MGM
Arthur Hiller
W.R. McKinney
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MGM/US A
Dan Aykroyd
Eddie Murphy
Sanger Signs Two Year Pact With Fox Film Studio
Jonathan Sanger has signed a two year nonexclusive contract with 20th Century Fox to produce and direct films. Sanger previously produced Oscar nominated titles The Elephant Man and Frances.
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20Th Century-Fox
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Slatkin Receives Honorary Doctorate From St Louis U
St Louis Symphony music director Leonard Slatkin was awarded an honorary doctorate of humane letters by St Louis University for his long service to the arts in St Louis his international reputation as a conductor and his musical adventurousness.
Farah Fawcett Makes New York Stage Debut in Extremities
Farah Fawcett quietly enters Off Broadway in William Mastrosimone's Extremities at Westside Arts Theater. She abandons the Charlie's Angels persona for a demanding role, revealing her agent turned down big money to pursue a character driven play.
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New York Times Service
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Charlie’s Angels
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People Magazine
Sue Mengers
Hollywood
Los Angeles
West 56Th Street
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