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If you just can’t get enough Lion King…
Disney’s smash hit “The Lion King” will have a four-week summer run (June 14-July 10) at Dayton’s Schuster Center. This HOT ticket goes on sale at 7 a.m. Feb. 12. Schuster management is calling the engagement “Dayton’s most eagerly awaited stage production” – and how can you argue? It’s a phenom, now in its 14th year on Broadway ...
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2011: Year of Resistance
You say protests are outmoded because the corporate media ignores them (unless they're corporate sponsored). I say the corporate media is outmoded because it ignores protests.
The coming year is going to see intense resistance to the plutopentagonocracy from volunteer representatives of that majority of Americans that opposes its agenda. We are not going to ask for the media cartel's approval or permission. ...
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Look for these CCM grads in upcoming NYC musicals…
Watch for Musical Theatre grad Justin Bohon and Brian Sears in the eagerly awaited "The Book of Mormon: The Musical" from the creators of "South Park." Eric Sciotto and Kyle Brown will be in "Priscilla QUEEN OF THE DESERT.Off-Broadway, watch for Savannah Wise in "Lucky Guy," a new musical comedy is about people dreaming about platinum records in Nashville. It’s set to ...
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Be the Peace You Want to See on Earth
"And the bewildered herd is still believing Everything we've been told from our birth Hell they won't lie to me Not on my own damn TV But how much is a liar's word worth And what happened to peace on earth" --Willie Nelson
When President Barack Obama joined the ranks of Henry Kissinger and the other gentle souls who have received Nobel Peace Prizes, he did ...
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Valentine’s Day whodunit benefits Stop AIDS at Below Zero
Below Zero Lounge holds its first inter-active murder to benefit Stop AIDS Cincinnati with “The Last Night at the Speakeasy” on Valentine’s Day, and marking the anniversary of the infamous St. Valentines Day Massacre. (Ooooh! Mayhem!) Our talented friends, Whodunit Players veterans (and event co-sponsors) Jim Stump and Sherry McCamley orchestrate the night. They promise several special guests. And, it’s inter-active -- don't ...
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I’m Going to Florida
David Swanson and Nicolas "Sandy" Davies in South Florida on Feb. 26, 2011
Click for flyer (PDF):
David Swanson will discuss and sign copies of "War Is A Lie".
Sandy Davies will discuss and sign copies of "Blood on Our Hands".
3-5 p.m. Saturday, February 26, 2011
Saint Andrews Estates South Auditorium
6045 Verde Trail South
Boca Raton, FL 33433
PLEASE RSVP to nparker0511 at gmail dot com
561-702-4174
Sponsored by Progressive Democrats of America
"While ...
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CCM design alum Cameron Anderson is part of Screwtape Letters headed for Aronoff
CCM alum Cameron Anderson (MFA Scenic Design, ‘02) was just profiled by the LA Times, thanks to her work on South Coast Repertory’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream.She's making a name for herself these days with rave reviews in Variety and The New York Times. Cincinnati can get a look at her work on April 9 when The Screwtape Letters plays the Aronoff for ...
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What Eisenhower Got Wrong
Fifty years ago this Monday, President Dwight Eisenhower gave a farewell address in which he famously warned of the dangers of influence on our government by the "military industrial complex." Our current Secretary of War, Robert Gates, has proposed to retire this year and has recommended that his successors stop increasing the military budget. But Eisenhower didn't just bring this up on his way out ...
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Recent CCM Drama grads are busy in film, TV
CCM Drama chief Richard Hess reports that several recent grads are achieving lift-off in their careers.Start with 2008 Acclaim Rising Star Lauren Ashley Carter, who just booked a role on NBC's "Law and Order SVU." “The episode is about a show similar to 'To Catch a Predator,' and I will be playing the 20-something-year-old decoy who lures the pedophiles into the home,” Carter told Hess.When ...
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Why Pentagon Says MLK Would Love War Today
According to the Pentagon's lawyer, Martin Luther King Jr., if alive today, would view the US war on Afghanistan as both the act of a Good Samaritan and as necessary self-defense.
Jeh C. Johnson, the "Defense" Department's general counsel, said, on the one hand:
"I believe that if Dr. King were alive today, he would recognize that we live in a complicated world, and that our nation's ...