1. Stagediary.com -- Performing Arts News, Show Times And Reviews In Queensland Aus performing arts news, reviews and theatre information http://www.stagediary.com/

Stagediary.com Performing Arts News, Queensland Australia Stagediary has no detected a browser with frames enabled on it. This page requires a frames compatable web browser to be viewed corectly. Please Click on the link below to continue viewing it anyway. Click Here News and Views What's On this Month Reviews ... webmaster@stagediary.com

2. PAN - The Performing Arts Newsletter Music, Poetry and the arts in. Milton Keynes. View Guest book Sign. In association with. MADCAP Performing Arts Centre http://www.carolyn78.freeserve.co.uk/

Welcome to the Performing Arts Newsletter. This site is for supporters of Performing Arts, particularly (though not exclusively) in the Milton Keynes area.

3. Performing Arts News - Free Theatre, Film, TV & Radio Ezine performing arts news (PAN) is a free theatre, film and television ezine for actors,writers, directors, producers and anyone interested in the Performing Arts. http://www.performingartsnews.com/

Subscribe to PAN Enter your E-mail Address Repeat E-mail Address Subscribe Unsubscribe Mail Format Plain Text HTML Recent Articles The Blair Witch Phenomenon Speed Thrills Seven Overlooked Publicity Secrets Tips For Scriptwriting How To Really Make A Living in Video, Film and Television ... More Articles This Weeks Poll Should smoke machines be used in theatres? Performing Arts News - free theatre, film and television ezine for actors, writers, directors, producers and anyone interested in the Performing Arts. Actors can find out about auditions, classes, networking opportunitiesand get articles and tips from working professional actors. Find out about Films in production, Film industry trends, and inside info for film-makers. Advertise screenings, releases and studio space. Writers can get that new script performed or published. PAN goes to theatre companies, film production companies and publishers of new works.

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Subscribe to PAN Enter your E-mail Address Repeat E-mail Address Subscribe Unsubscribe Mail Format Plain Text HTML Recent Articles The Blair Witch Phenomenon Speed Thrills Seven Overlooked Publicity Secrets Tips For Scriptwriting How To Really Make A Living in Video, Film and Television ... More Articles This Weeks Poll Should smoke machines be used in theatres? Performing Arts News - free theatre, film and television ezine for actors, writers, directors, producers and anyone interested in the Performing Arts. Actors can find out about auditions, classes, networking opportunitiesand get articles and tips from working professional actors. Find out about Films in production, Film industry trends, and inside info for film-makers. Advertise screenings, releases and studio space. Writers can get that new script performed or published. PAN goes to theatre companies, film production companies and publishers of new works.

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Subscribe to PAN Enter your E-mail Address Repeat E-mail Address Subscribe Un-Subscribe Advertise In Performing Arts News Are you looking for an actor to fulfil a particular role, holding auditions, searching for an excellent script, or looking for a venue, director or producer, Performing Arts News can get you on the right track. Now you can get premium coverage throughout Australia and the world. Post your message to the inboxes of 2408 individual people , active in all fields of the performing arts. By listing in PAN, you benefit in many ways... Target individual people who want to read your ad. Get a high priority placement in PAN Contact heaps of actors, writers, directors, theatre companies and producers in film and television Save time searching for web forums and mailing groups online Cheap rates for the entire season of your show or film are $20. Auditions, Ads, Services, Products or Announcements are $30 per issue. Giveaways are

6. COLLEGE OF VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS: NEWS/ALUM.HTML package development projects for business development at their Newport News, Va.,location. director of marketing at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Inc http://vpa.syr.edu/admin/news/alum.html

NEWS + EVENTS Calendar CROUSE CHIMES Dean's Message A Board Perspective VPA Welcomes Programs Meet Tamara Brooks Alumni Update College Briefs New Faculty Faculty Notes ALUMNI UPDATE Remembrance 2001: An Exhibition of Oil Paintings at three locations around Fairfax, Calif., where he resides. Beach Debris My War: A Love Story in Letters and Drawings (Random House). ) presented by Love Creek Productions, an off-off-Broadway company. Gaslight in the Tampa, Fla., area. at the Broach Theatre in Greensboro, N.C., and the Artistic Studio School for the Performing Arts in Winston-Salem, N.C. Monhegan Island Mist at the Associated Artists of Syracuse Annual Exhibition at Cazenovia College. www.nancydoddsgallery.com Downbeat Magazine. The Erotic Lives of Women at Galerie Fotohof in Salzburg, Austria. The project, also documented in a book of the same title from Scalo Publishing, attempts to define the essence of eroticism for women by crossing cultural boundaries, social classes, and ages. The Significant Pursuit: Form and Geometry at Smack Mellon Studios in Brooklyn, N.Y., and

7. COLLEGE OF VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS: NEWS/BRIEFS.HTML Student News of Note. Two of 35 students named 200102 Remembrance Scholars bySyracuse University were from the College of Visual and Performing Arts. http://vpa.syr.edu/admin/news/briefs.html

NEWS + EVENTS Calendar CROUSE CHIMES Dean's Message A Board Perspective VPA Welcomes Programs Meet Tamara Brooks ... Alumni Update College Briefs New Faculty Faculty Notes COLLEGE BRIEFS College Honors VPA Scholars The College of Visual and Performing Arts honored ten outstanding seniors as VPA Scholars last spring. The title recognizes seniors from all four areas of the College who excel in creative and scholarly activities as well as related extracurricular activities. Each student was honored at a dinner at SU’s Goldstein Alumni and Faculty Center, where Martha Sutter, VPA’s assistant dean of undergraduate students, presented each with John Robert Greene’s book The Hill: An Illustrated Biography of Syracuse University, 1870-Present . The students also received a medal and were recognized at the College’s convocation in May. The 2001 VPA Scholars are Travis Altman, speech communication and broadcast journalism; Tara Bielawski, art photography; Trisha Brookbank, sculpture; Aurelio Guzman, film; Romy Hosford, art education; Elizabeth McCarter, music education; Brenda McDonald, vocal performance; John Thomas Pusateri Jr., printmaking; Emily Sproch, musical theater; and Deborah Tyler, speech communication. Pusateri was also named one of only 12 University Scholars. The designation is the highest undergraduate honor awarded by the University.

8. Performing Arts News: Single Source To The Performing Arts Your single source for performing arts news Single Source to the PerformingArts. Access performing arts news Single Source to the Performing Arts. http://www.ihavenet.com/performing.html

American Red Cross NY Firefighter's Fund Salvation Army United Way ... Culture News Login Password Free Email Sign Up Match? All Any Boolean Format? Long Short Sort By? Score Time Title Reverse Score Reverse Time Reverse Title Access Performing Arts News: Single Source to the Performing Arts Find Another Bonus Icon Here Fractured Granite and Fractal Prints (Science News) A fractured edge of granite tends to show the same degree of roughness at different magnifications. Indeed, nature features many irregular shapes that are self-similar that repeat themselves on different scales within the same object. Garbage Bags (Metropolis) An estimated 450,000 scavengers pick over the trash heaps in Jakarta, Indonesia, collecting anything they think they can resell. When American artist Ann Wizer moved there in 2000, she saw an opportunity to help the scavengers and take her art in a new direction. Matisse Picasso (culturevulture.net) This exhibit explores the relationship between two great 20th-century painters. In the context of each painter's considerations and reconsiderations, novel and discarded approaches, it is possible to see even the most familiar of these paintings as vibrant, thrilling, and alive. Leonardo da Vinci, Master Draftsman

9. NEW AUSTRALIAN THEATRE FILM TV & RADIO performing arts news (PAN) is a free theatre, film and television ezinefor actors, writers, directors, producers and anyone inclined. http://www.parnassusden.org.au/3.html

Home Readings Performing Arts News Writers ... Performing Arts News (PAN) is a free theatre, film and television ezine for actors, writers, directors, producers and anyone inclined. Get sent discount tickets and giveaways , exclusive production and casting briefs, and indispensable essentials every week. Play a part now and join the Industry's A-List! Be part of something that transcends the individual - an ezine with a macro vision developing new theatre, film and television. Subscribe to PAN Enter your E-mail Address Repeat E-mail Address Subscribe Unsubscribe Mail Format Plain Text HTML Performing Arts News (PAN) gives you an insight into the vibrant worlds of the stage, screen and radio. With articles, giveaways and listings your entertainment choices are one click away. You will get with this free fortnightly subscription... Your guide to the best Australian plays and films on now Inspiring articles Heaps of opportunities to get creative and build a career Exclusive giveaways and discounted tickets to shows Ian McGregor , Editor Performing Arts News - Theatre Film Television Radio PAN is an opt-in mailing list which means you unsubscribe instantly at any time. Your email address is totally safe and will never be sold, rented, or used for any purpose other than your fortnightly issue of Performing Arts News.

10. A&L Performing Arts News Release - Ballet Hispanico http://www.artsandlectures.ucsb.edu/pr/hispanico.asp

@import url(/perform/enhanced.css); January 14, 2003 Contact: Susan Gwynne e-mail: gwynne-s@sa.ucsb.edu Dazzling Ballet Hispanico to give two dance performances at UCSB Campbell Hall and hold a weeklong Santa Barbara County residency Summary Facts: Ballet Hispanico The foremost dance representative of Hispanic culture in the United States Featuring a repertory that fuses ballet, modern, jazz and Latin dance Noted for its visionary arts education outreach programs UCSB Campbell Hall General: $28 and $25, UCSB students: $19 and $16 New York Newsday Artistic Director Tina Ramirez is regularly lauded for her incomparable artistic vision. In April 2002 she received the Dance Magazine The company, a pioneer in the field of art education, will bring its innovative Primeros Pasos (First Steps) Rhythms, celebrates the diverse rhythms of Latin America. Ballet Hispanico will present Rhythms, a community performance followed by a Meet-the-Artists reception, on Wednesday, February 19 at 7:30 pm at the Theater Royal, Guadalupe Street, Guadalupe. This event is free and open to the public; for information call 343-0100. Members of the group will conduct a Salsa Dance Class followed by a Meet-the-Artists reception on Thursday, February 20 at 7 pm at La Casa de La Raza, 601 E. Montecito Street, Santa Barbara. This event is free and open to the public; for information call 965-8581. Goleta Valley Voice, Tinta Latina

11. A&L Performing Arts News Release - The Acting Company Frisch has been Chair of the famed Carnegie Mellon School of Drama and held postsat The Juilliard School, Harvard University, Boston University and Cal Arts. http://www.artsandlectures.ucsb.edu/pr/acting.asp

@import url(/perform/enhanced.css); March 4, 2003 Contact: Susan Gwynne e-mail: gwynne-s@sa.ucsb.edu American Dreams: Lost and Found Summary Facts: The Acting Company American Dreams: Lost and Found Returning to UCSB after its sold-out success The Taming of the Shrew in March 2002 Wednesday, April 9 / 8 pm UCSB Campbell Hall General: $28/$25, UCSB students: $19/$16 American Dreams: Lost and Found The New York Times called American Dreams, The Acting Company was founded in 1972 by current Producing Director Margot Harley and the late John Houseman to present superior productions of classic and contemporary plays as a means to build a discerning national audience for theater, thereby helping preserve and extend our cultural heritage. The Company also provides continuing opportunities for young actors to practice their craft, nurturing the growth and development of generations of theater artists, including distinguished alumni like Frances Conroy, Kevin Kline, Patti LuPone, David Ogden Stiers and Jeffrey Wright. The Miami Herald Perhaps the greatest oral historian in the United States, Studs Terkel is the author of eight books of history, including the Pulitzer Prize-winning

12. Theater Of The Performing Arts News http://www.crec.org/theater/news.shtml

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13. Stagediary.com -- Performing Arts News, Queensland Australia Stagediary.com welcomes you to this Online Stage Magazine — a source of informationand comment on theatre and other performing arts in the state of http://www.stagediary.com/about.html

About Stagediary.com S T he initial focus is on the capital, Brisbane, the scene of a rich variety of stage activity at professional and community levels. A major aim of our site is to keep you informed and up-to-date about the local stage scene: showing what's on and where, with lots of helpful detail about performances, plus reviews and the opportunity for you to add your comments. G ive us, if you have a moment, your comments and suggestions about Stagediary.com: please email forum@stagediary.com . And email your friends about Stagediary! E njoy! Contact details editor@stagediary.com: to contact the editor (John). details@stagediary.com: for theatre companies to send details about forthcoming shows. How to list your show webmaster@stagediary.com: for web-related and technical matters. (The webmaster is Tom.) forum@stagediary.com: to contribute to the Stagediary forum. Postal address: Stagediary, PO Box 351, Corinda, 4075, Qld, Australia.

14. OnWisconsin.com Live: Arts: News 03). UPAF aims to raise $10.15M (2/3/03) performing arts news BRIEFS.Just in time for parades, here is the electric kazoo (2/10/03). http://www.onwisconsin.com/arts/news.asp

E-MAIL JS ONLINE WTMJ WKTI ... LAKE COUNTRY OnWisconsin Features OnWisconsin.com OnWisconsin Live Arts Bookshelf Dining Festivals Movies Music Night Life Visitors' Guide JSO Main Page Packer Plus Online Badger Plus Online Chat Editorials Entertainment Features Dining Lifestyle News Obituaries Photo of the Day Packer Insider Real Estate Sports Travel Traffic Weather Wheels Search JS Online Yellow Pages Classifieds OnWisconsin Cars General Employment Real Estate Rentals Personals Subscribe to paper Lottery Results Service Desk Contact Us arts Arts News Columnists Reviews ... Contact Us arts news PERFORMING ARTS MARCEL MARCEAU Speak volumes with silence Marcel Marceau talks fast, filling every minute with words. It turns out the world's greatest mime is disarmingly chatty. Go to Story Emphasis on Beethoven 'Song of Songs' gets final introduction Variety is spice of Cornerstone ... Director, dancers step up PERFORMING ARTS NEWS BRIEFS Festival offers view of India A tribute to layers of culture They'll come blow their horns Recital showcases singers ... A show of picture-perfect dolls OUTOF TOWN EVENTS 'Nutcracker' Chicago 'Naturale' Chicago 'Susannah' Chicago 'Hairspray' N.Y.C.

15. George Brown Performing Arts News performing arts news is a publication of the Performing Arts Departmentat George Brown College, PO Box 1015, Station B, Toronto, ON M5T 2T9. http://www.gbrownc.on.ca/News/perform/gbtnf-97.html

Fall 1997 PAUL LAMPERT NEW ARTISTIC DIRECTOR OF GEORGE BROWN THEATRE While I tend to subscribe to the 'if it ain't broke, don't fix it' philosophy, I am looking forward to where the Theatre School can go next. The very nature of theatre is hard to define, as it is constantly re-inventing itself. If our graduates are to be on the vanguard of tomorrow's theatre, this School must also have the capacity to change, grow and originate new ideas. We must keep on challenging ourselves and cannot afford to rest on our laurels. Part of the immediate challenge is programming a season of plays for the graduating class. Our season must be entertaining, interesting, diverse and one which presents the students well to the professional community. I feel confident we have such a season. This Fall we will produce two plays in repertory: a great American classic, The Skin of Our Teeth by Thornton Wilder, directed by Sally Han (Young People's Theatre, Shaw Festival), and from the master of modern drama, Henrik Ibsen, Pillars of Society , directed by Janet Amos (former artistic director, Blyth Festival and Theatre New Brunswick). In December, we will present a play for the entire family

16. Markham Theatre For Performing Arts News Theatre News, Views and Reviews. http://www.city.markham.on.ca/markham/channels/theatre/news.htm

Home Community Services Markham Theatre News, Views and Reviews News Reviews NEWS March Break at the Markham Theatre This year, the Theatre features " Don't Try This at Home II: Newton's Revenge ", presented by Mad Science This spectacular live stage show explores the zany side of science. Professor Pruvitt and Crash are back again as they continue to demystify the fundamental Laws of Motion by demonstrating the role of physics in our every day lives. With a little help from Sir Isaac Newton, our Mad Scientists perform wacky experiments to investigate the principles of inertia, acceleration, actions and reactions. Their interactive experiments and hilarious antics are guaranteed to cause a big commotion about the science of motion! Showtimes: Adults: $10 Children: $9 For Tickets call 905-305-SHOW (7469) or Toll Free 1-866-768-8801. (not available in 416 or 647 area codes) Visit the Box Office on our website, or the complete Season Calendar Art Beat Spring 2003 Find out what's happening at Markham's Cultural Facilities REVIEWS No current reviews.

17. Portland Metro Performing Arts: News 24th at the Portland Metro Performing Arts Center, running through Sunday,March 9th. Copyright © 2002 Portland Metro Performing Arts. http://www.pdxmetroarts.org/news.htm

PMPA Portland Metro Performing Arts Upcoming Events Performances Volunteer Opportunities Calendar ... Newsroom Upcoming Events Questions about upcoming events? Contact us. Performances Hot Flashes La Fille Mal Gardee Experience Hot Flashes at Portland Metro Performing Arts Center Over 2000 women experienced Hot Flashes last fall, as well as a couple hundred men! That's why Hot Flashes, the hit musical comedy, will begin a new run on Super Bowl Weekend, Friday, Jan. 24th at the Portland Metro Performing Arts Center, running through Sunday, March 9th. Tickets are $18 in advance, $20 at the door, and $16 for Seniors, Students, and Groups of 6 or more. Excellent food and wine will still be available before the shows. Call Antique Row Cafe at (503) 232-2244 for reservations. Performance dates: Fri., Jan. 318:00 pm Sat., Feb. 18:00 pm Fri, Feb. 78:00 pm Sat., Feb. 88:00 pm Sun., Feb. 92:00 pm Fri, Feb. 218:00 pm Sat., Feb. 228:00 pm Sun. Feb. 232:00 pm Fri., Feb. 288:00 pm Sat., Mar. 18:00 pm Fri., Mar. 78:00 pm

18. Portland Metro Performing Arts: News with questions or comments about this web site. Copyright © 2002 PortlandMetro Performing Arts. Last modified February 03, 2003. http://www.pdxmetroarts.org/prjan102003.htm

PMPA Portland Metro Performing Arts Upcoming Events Performances Volunteer Opportunities Calendar Press Releases January 10, 2003 Non-profit community based arts center and school makes arts accessible to all FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Portland Metro Performing ArtsAccess the Arts Non-profit community based arts center and school makes arts accessible to all PORTLAND, Ore., January 10, 2003 - Portland Metro Performing Arts (PMPA), an established performing arts center, school and home to Metro Dancers, announces open auditions for Metro Dancers' Spring 2003 performance of La Fille Mal Gardee, and the recent launch of their Internet Web site. La Fille Mal Gardee, a classic comic ballet story of true love being threatened by an arranged marriage. The hilarious twists and turns of plot will keep all ages of audience entertained. Metro Dancers' first performed this full-length ballet in 1980, and it has been an audience favorite ever since. Auditions are open to anyone who meets the audition criteria, regardless of where they received their training. Casting will be for supporting acting characters as well as adult, child, intermediate and advanced dancing roles. "La Fille is a great ballet production," says Nancy Yeamans, Executive Director and Artistic Director for Portland Metro Performing Arts. “The demanding technical skill and elegance of the advanced dancing roles is exciting, and we also provide younger children with an amazing opportunity to participate in a full-length ballet.”

19. Magical News Magic School News Performing Arts News Magicians News The Mid Herts School of Magic and The Performing Arts Latest News. Schoolof Magic on Home TV. Peter Gardner lectures to Blackpool magicians. http://schoolsite.edex.net.uk/500/news.htm

The Mid Herts School of Magic and The Performing Arts Latest News School of Magic on Home TV Peter Gardner lectures to Blackpool magicians Michael's American Tour Mr. Punch is a Nice Guy ... Unidentified Flying Objects over Stevenage Revised: January 07, 2003

20. Uniservity: Centre Of Performing Arts News Centre of Performing Arts. Rugby Varsity tickets on sale Liz Owen 28 January2003 Our Own Room Chris 21 January 2003 Clash of the Universities! http://www.uniservity.net/club_newslist.asp?clubid=4362

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