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Exporting musicals abroad becomes big broadway biz
The Wall Street Journal reports (and thanks, Arts Watch) that "at least 13 major productions of American or British musicals are running in Japan. Next to Normal will hit Oslo in September. In Manila, an English-speaking Filipina in a honey wig sings 'Omigod You Guys' at Legally Blonde: The Musical every night. Foreign productions of The Lion King have grossed nearly $2.2 billion to date, ...
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Charlie Rangel Under 40% in First Primary Poll
In the first poll of Democrats who are likely to vote in the September 14 primary, Rep. Charlie Rangel leads with only 39%, according to a new poll by Public Policy Polling for Democrats.com. (Full results)
Incumbents who fall below 50% are generally viewed as endangered.
Rangel leads a crowded field of challengers led by Adam Clayton Powell IV with 21%, Joyce Johnson with 7%, Jonathan Tasini with ...
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Where in the world is Pam Myers?
New York, New York --Pamela Myers sings at the Metropolitan Room in Jamie deRoy & friends on Wednesday and makes a guest appearance in SONDHEIM UNPLUGGED at the Laurie Beechman Theatre on July 19. Yup, Myers says, "Something tells me to get on that train with yet another 100 people...."
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Do People Die in War So That Professors Can Read Poetry About It?
By David Swanson
The latest hardcopy newsletter from the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities opens with an article about poetry about war, which opens with this line: "Many of my favorite poets are soldiers." The author begins with a poet who "has served in the current war in Iraq." Served what we are not told. Then she jumps to Virgil and declares:
"Neither Virgil ...
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Tell the Ohio Arts Council how you think it can support arts and culture
Do you have an opinion on the state of the arts in Ohio?Don't be shy. The Ohio Arts Council(OAC) is conducting a statewide arts, culture and entertainment opinion survey in an effort to identify and meet citizens’ cultural needs. The results will be used as part of the OAC’s strategic planning process. What do you think the state of Ohio should be doing in support of the state's arts ...
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Michael Steele is Right
A number of Democrats and "liberal" pundits are smugly attacking GOP chairman Michael Steele for telling the "inconvenient truth" about Afghanistan:
"Keep in mind again, federal candidates, this was a war of Obama's choosing. This is not something the United States had actively prosecuted or wanted to engage in."... "It was the president who was trying to be cute by half by flipping a script demonizing Iraq, ...
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The 2010-2011 Human Race, Dayton Ballet seasons in Dayton
The Human Race and Dayton Balletseasons were on the books a couple of months ago, but things have been hopping in the Queen City and it just kept getting pushed back, and back, and back...Human Race, which can be counted on to bring some surprises, brings the region its first production of Tracy Letts' Pulitzer Prize-winning "August: Osage County," in collaboration with Wright State University's Theatre ...
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Hoyer Can’t Handle Questions
House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer spoke Tuesday morning in a large private room (the Columbus Room) at Union Station in Washington, D.C. and took questions. He had no answers for the questions I put to him.
Hoyer's topic was fiscal responsibility, and he said that his proposals -- which were all pure vagueness -- would be appropriate to enact "as soon as the economy is fully ...
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Second City is coming to learn about Queen City — and you can help
The Second City, Chicago's famed comedy/improv company,will spend the holidays in Cincy with a brand new revue for Playhouse in the Park -- "The Second City Does Cincinnati: Pride and Porkopolis." (Playing Nov. 6 - Dec. 23.) The thing is -- they know zippity about out town. All that's going to change next month, when the Second City crew will spend a few days in Porkopolis immersion. Which is ...
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No Bailout For BP
45 of 10000 people have signed – see totals by state and Congressional District.BackgroundBP's massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico will have disastrous consequences for the Gulf environment and millions of people who depend upon it.
But under current law, BP must pay only $75 million in economic damages, while damages from this spill could reach $14 billion, if not much more.
There must be ...