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- 'King Lear': Elkin takes on royal role to open Shakespeare in Delaware ... - Buffalo News
Saul Elkin, founder of Shakespeare in Delaware Park, takes on the title character of “King Lear.†Few dramatic undertakings are as daunting, as difficult, or — if done well — as thrilling as Shakespeare’s “King Lear.†Former News ...
- UKs Legacy for Indian dance (Express India)
An ambitious project to research, film and archive the history of India's Manipuri and Tagore dance forms in the UK has been launched with funding from Britain's Heritage Lottery Fund.
- EDITORIAL: End The Free Rides Bus Riders Should Chip In - Valley News
Over the last year, Upper Valley residents caught nearly a half-million free rides to work, home and the grocery store on Advance Transit buses. Now, as soaring gas prices squeeze the nonprofit and make it difficult to meet soaring demand, it's time ...
- There once was a poet named Pete - Owen Sound Sun Times
There once was a poet named PeteOwen Sound Sun Times, Canada - 5 hours agoPoetry is also making a comeback, and the CBC's annual poetry face-off just groaned to its awful conclusion. The Mother Corp simply adores poets, ...
- The Presence wins Welsh award (Guardian Unlimited)
Dannie Abse's memoir of his 50-year marriage, written after his wife Joan died in a car crash, took the prize for a Welsh author writing in English
- Diaries show Saddam feared getting AIDS in prison - Times Daily
Ousted Iraqi President Saddam Hussein reacts in court in this 2006 file photo in Baghdad, Iraq. Hussein feared catching AIDS or other diseases during his U.S.-supervised captivity, a leading Arab newspaper said Monday in publishing excerpts of his ...
- Expanded festival makes room for entire 'arts family' - AZCentral.com
The members of the DiSalvo family of Cave Creek are talented. Now with that talent and a little luck, they have a shot at padding the family budget with thousands of dollars in winnings at this year's Cave Creek Film and Arts Festival. "We are just ...
- Coquitlam woman sued in U.S. over rights to inspirational poem - The Province
Civil action has been launched against a Coquitlam woman who claims to be the original author of the well-known "Footprints" poem. According to court documents filed in Brooklyn Federal Court, Margaret Fishback Powers breached U.S. copyright laws by ...
- Spill the molten crust. - OUPblog
Spill the molten crust.OUPblog, New York - 50 minutes agoHis love of poetry dates back to when dinosaurs roamed the earth and he first heard the words “ugga bugga†uttered by a passing Neanderthal woman. ...
- Bill would allow mixed martial arts contests in SC - The State
South Carolina could join its neighbors in allowing mixed martial arts contests under legislation up for discussion next week by a Senate panel. Proponents say the increasingly popular combative sport, which combines elements of karate, judo, jujitsu ...
- Forest Park - Newsday
When the Hummer stormed into our consciousness in the early 1990s it starred as the victorious chariot of Operation Desert Storm in the first Iraq war. Arnold Schwarzenegger, in his pre-governor, pre-green days, made many Americans green with envy ...
- Forensics pros: Tonganoxie students champions once again - Tonganoxie Mirror
Forensics pros: Tonganoxie students champions once againTonganoxie Mirror, KS - 4 hours agoWilliams, Erickson and Bontrager will compete in oratory, Field in prose/poetry interpretation, Irick in oral declamation and Lane in Lincoln-Douglas Debate ...
- Long live the Prince of Poets - The National
Long live the Prince of PoetsThe National, United Arab Emirates - 1 hour agoHe was pleased that poetry, which he has always loved, is so unexpectedly popular but sad that there was only one Emirati among 35 finalists out of 7000 ...In rhyme with the times The Nationalall 2 news articles
- Patient photographer studies, waits, shoots - Traverse City Record Eagle
Patient photographer studies, waits, shootsTraverse City Record Eagle, MI - 46 minutes agoHe has written poetry and also provided articles and photographs for boating, travel and a host of other publications. Lately, magazines cut back on the use ...
- The write stuff - Danbury News Times
The write stuffDanbury News Times, CT - 58 minutes ago... the top writing prizes for students from Fairfield County in the 11th annual IMPAC/Connecticut State University System prose and poetry competition. ...
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