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Herman Maril: Baltimore artist painted what he saw
Herman Maril had two worlds, and each provided him what something the other lacked.
The artist, who was born in Baltimore in 1908 and died here in 1986, spent his life painting some of the grittier aspects of the city. Invariably, his astute and...Tags: University of Maryland, College Park, Arts, Henri Matisse, Mount Washington, Painting
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Playwright wrote of black experience
Sun theater criticAugust Wilson, one of the most accomplished, ambitious and prolific playwrights in the history of the American theater, died yesterday of liver cancer. The 60-year-old playwright had most recently been working on revisions of Radio Golf, the 10th and...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Cancer, Minority Groups, Music Theater, Awards and Prizes
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The Collage Artist
Sun Theater CriticNEW YORK -- August Wilson sits in a scruffy, linoleum-floored eatery in the heart of the theater district holding a sheaf of discount coupons for "Miss Saigon." He's not planning on seeing the show, but he's put the coupons to good use. Neat black...Tags: Minority Groups, Music Theater, Carl Lumbly, Music Industry, Awards and Prizes
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Musical 'Hairspray' captures 13 Tony nods
Associated Press WriterNEW YORK -- "Hairspray," the buoyant, bouffant musical celebration of 1960s Baltimore, dominated the 2003 Tony Award nominations today with 13, while "Movin' Out" -- Twyla Tharp's all-dance tribute to Billy Joel set during the Vietnam War, received 10....Tags: Radio City Music Hall, John Lithgow, Brian Bedford, Harvey Fierstein, Music Theater
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August Wilson's plays shepherded by his collaborator Lloyd Richards
Sun Theater CriticA small, round man with a graying goatee and a whisper-soft voice, Lloyd Richards has been called everything from "the theatrical Duke Ellington" to a "black Santa Claus." He's also been described this way: "He's a big man but he don't act like a big...Tags: Music Theater, Tony Awards, Yale Repertory Theatre, August Wilson, Awards and Prizes
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Middlesex Chamber Announces Distinguished Citizen Award Winners
The Hartford CourantThe Middlesex County Chamber of Commerce has given the 2012 Distinguished Citizen awards to Robert Fusari, Jay Polke and John Rafal. The chamber gives the awards yearly to recognize people in the area who inspire others and make a lasting impact in the...Tags: Connecticut Economic Development, Old Saybrook, Essex (Middlesex, Connecticut), Financial and Business Services, Substance Abuse
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National Theatre Of Deaf Returns To O'Neill Center
Hartford CourantThe National Theatre of the Deaf is returning to where it was founded 45 years ago -- at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre Center in Waterford -- where it will retain a corporate office in the Center's historic Monte Cristo Cottage in New London, the boyhood...Tags: Companies and Corporations, West Hartford, Waterford, New London (New London, Connecticut)
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'Water By The Spoonful' To Make New York Bow At Second Stage
Hartford CourantThose 6,000 theater-goers at Hartford Stage who saw Quiara Alegria Hudes' "Water by The Spoonful" at Hartford Stage last fall -- and who are the only folks who so far have seen this year'sPulitzer Prize-winning pl;ay -- is going to get some company. This...Tags: Music Theater, Goodman Theatre, Entertainment Events, Awards and Prizes, New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut)
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Beach Boys-Inspired 'Surf the Musical' to Open at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas
ReutersThe May 17 (TheWrap.com) - recently reunited Beach Boys aren't just re-igniting interest in their catalog on concert stages these days -- their pop classics will also be finding new life on the theatrical stage soon. "Surf the Musical," which revolves...Tags: Physiology, Music Theater, Music Industry, Entertainment Events, Music
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Nathan Lane, Brian Dennehy in 'Iceman Cometh': What did critics think?
A revival of Eugene O'Neill's great American drama "The Iceman Cometh," about the dangers and delusions of addiction, opened Thursday in Chicago's Goodman Theatre. The play, written in in 1939, was first produced on Broadway in 1946 and had a more recent...
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Making Economic Case, Theaters Rally For Support From Legislature
Hartford CourantYou don't have to convince me about the power of the arts -- specifically in the flagship producing theaters in the state. I have covered the Connecticut arts scene for 35 years and have seen first-hand the impact the state's five Tony Award-winning...Tags: Waterbury, Tony Awards, Executive Branch, Entertainment Events, Yale Repertory Theatre
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"Flagship Theaters" Get Special Designation In State Budget
The Hartford CourantSeven flagship theaters — six regional producing theaters and one presenting house — will share $750,000 in state funding if proposals approved by the House get the thumbs up from the Senate as it finalizes the $20.5 billion budget. Five Tony...Tags: Music Theater, Yale Repertory Theatre, Entertainment Events, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Arts
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