Big River play in Auburn on the shore of Muddy Lake
The Merry Go Round Playhouse presents Big River and highlights the lake setting and the stage work by Suzanne Massens Conn and Contributing Water Connelly. The review notes the production is set by waste Lake Auburn and mentions Connelly and Massens Conn as contributors to the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne Massens
Connelly
Auburn
Tom Zumchakx
Huck Finn
Merry-Go-Round Playhouse
Huck Finn musical brings river voyage to life
The production adapts Mark Twain with Edward Sayles directing and Roger Miller songs. Eric Jordan Young shines as Jim and Tom Zumchak aids as Huck in a fast paced raft sequence. Keesha Firth soprano, Bertha Adams spiritual, Jeffrey Nicoloff Tom Sawyer add humor and depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Jordan Young
Jim
Tom Zumchak
Huck
Keesha Firth
Bertha Adams
Jeffrey Nicoloff
Tom Sawyer
Hangar presents Evita with cinematic staging and circling motion
Suzanne Martens Connelly reviews the Hangar Theater production of Evita. Director Joseph Patton uses a revolving circle motif to intensify the operatic musical about Eva Peron's rise and fall. Che Guevara's narrating role anchors the counterpoint to Eva's public power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che Guevara
Eva Peron
Argentina
Hangar Theater
Joseph Patton
Annie
Zorba
Patton
Guevara
Fureueg Tees 2a Tee Minutes At The Bridge Show
Michael DiGioia triumphs in the lead with a magnificent voice and control. His High Flying Adored stands out, though the overall performance highlights his brilliance. Michelle Mallardi as Eva Peron struggles to match the role’s intensity. Erin Schlather offers a lovely cameo as the Mistress with a plaintive Another Suitcase In Another Hall. Jack Kirk as Peron provides smoldering aristocratic presence. The chorus shines in The Art of the Possible and the act one finale A New Argentina, while stage movement interruptions dulled some music impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michelle Mallardi
Eva Peron
Mallardi
DiGioia
Erin Schlather
Jack Kirk
Peron
Argentina
Bridge strategy and risky plays by South and Carol Darn
The column analyzes safety over overtricks in rubber bridge and team games. It recounts declarer decisions as dummy hearts and clubs are played, East and West card actions, and how careful timing could guarantee nine winners.
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Ong Declarer
Dummy
Giamona
East
South
Jack
West
Carol Darn
Dales
Dummmny
Carol
Caro
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Edward Sayles
Roger Miller
David Ponting
Bill Molesky
Twain
Review
Suzanne Martens Connelly
Andrew Lloyd Weber
Fureueg
Michael DiGioia
Bobby Walls
Kam
King
Horth
Yarz
al Pets
Our
Voter Herald-Journal Youth Garrier
Herald-Journal
Ware
Great Northern Mall
Sion
Daly
Polytie Beatsy
Cove Bros Circus
Tauburn Ftielch
Dia
Lestial Dreams
Cannonball
Great Northern Mail
SUN
Auburn Fingerlakes Mall
Auburn Vaca
Servex
AURIS
Hepes Simeateles
CARY
Seattle
Dennis the Menace
Isa Milion
Walter Matthau
Rgrtern Ean
Swettewille
Mae
Ars
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