Highlights
The Warner Theatre, located in Torrington, Conn., originally opened in 1931 as a Warner Brothers movie palace. After being sold in the 1950's, the theatre began to see a steady decline in business, and decided to close its doors in 1981. The theatre reopened in 1983, and recently, it has significantly restored its art deco auditorium. The theatre now houses notable performers, a number of community theater productions, and an immensely popular art-in-education program. Past performers at the Warner Theatre include George Carlin, The Irish Rovers, Bill Cosby and Anne Murray.
The Warner Theatre, located in Torrington, Conn., originally opened in 1931 as a Warner Brothers movie palace. After being sold in the 1950's, the theatre began to see a steady decline in business, and decided to close its doors in 1981. The theatre reopened in 1983, and recently, it has significantly restored its art deco auditorium. The theatre now houses notable performers, a number of community theater productions, and an immensely popular art-in-education program. Past performers at the Warner Theatre include George Carlin, The Irish Rovers, Bill Cosby and Anne Murray.
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In concert
concert watch Just announced Usher Warner Theatre in Washington on Nov. 4. 410-547-7328 or ticketmaster.com. Bobby Brown, Johnny Gill, Ralph Tresvant and Dru Hill, with Sisqo DAR Constitution Hall in Washington on Oct. 31. Also, Maxwell is there Nov. 18....Tags: Joan Baez, Bobby Brown, Sisqo, Usher, Christopher Cross
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Singer is in the Thicke of things
This time, Robin Thicke didn't want to be just the hopeless romantic who's lost in love inside his head.
On his new album, Something Else, the R&B-pop singer-songwriter doesn't exactly abandon the yearning balladry that catapulted him to the top of the...Tags: Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, Aretha Franklin, Shawn Colvin, Constitutional Issues, Marvin Gaye
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Oldies night at Chevrolet
It's oldies night in Wallingford Nov. 15 when Tommy James & the Shondells perform at Chevrolet Theatre with Felix Cavaliere's Rascals, Gary Puckett, the Turtles and the Buckinghams. Tickets go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. for $48.50 and $38.50. One...Tags: Hamden, Chevrolet Theatre, Smashing Pumpkins, Kenny Rogers, New Kids on the Block
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Dance schedule
September Sept. 8 Metro DC Dance Awards, Kennedy Sept. 8-29 Roadhouse, Kennedy Sept. 11 Break! The Urban Funk Spectacular, AACC Sept. 11-12 Witness, Kennedy Sept. 13 Pure, Dance Sept. 18-19 Drift, Kennedy Sept. 18-20 The Break/s, Kennedy Sept. 20-21 Eiko...Tags: John F. Kennedy, Dance, Martha Graham, Joffrey Ballet, Festive Event
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'So You Think You Can Dance': and so it begins
Reality CheckIt's well documented that So You Think You Can Dance is one of my favorite reality shows, and I'm glad that it made its return week before last. However, I wasn't totally blown away by the first three episodes, which......Tags: Television Industry
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Calendar
Sun reporterAug. 3 BALTIMORE INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL // Second day of festivities at the Poly/Western High School field, 140 W. Cold Spring Lane, which hosts a multicultural event with various activities, including performances by Nu World Art Ensemble, an African...Tags: Rock and Roll Music, Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, Mos Def, Awards and Prizes, B.B. King
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Food Calendar
Today DEEP RIVER FARMERS MARKET, 3-6 p.m., Deep River Library, 150 Main St. MEXICAN MADNESS TASTING, 5:30-7:30 p.m., the Wild Raspberry, 34 Shunpike Road, Cromwell. Sample Tex-Mex food from Seņor Pancho's, margaritas and snacks by the Wild Raspberry....Tags: Williams-Sonoma Incorporated, Further Education, Food and Dining Culture, Viniculture, Beverage Industry
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Art Museum Listings
Bruce Museum — "Reclaimed: Paintings from the Collection of Jacques Goudstikker," ends Sept. 7. Hours: Tues-Sat, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sun, 1-5 p.m. $7 adults, $6 seniors and students. 1 Museum Drive, Greenwich (203-869-0376). Florence Griswold Museum &#...Tags: Connecticut Historical Society, Mystic Seaport, Bodies of Water, Public Holidays, AAA
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Tchaikovsky ballet dances on
Sun reporterTchaikovsky's The Nutcracker ballet, which premiered in 1892 at the Mariinsky Theater in St. Petersburg, Russia, has been a holiday tradition in the United States since the New York City Ballet's performance of it in 1954. Based on the book The...Tags: Mental Illness, Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, John F. Kennedy, Dance, People
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Eclectic schedule
A key to addresses and contact information for eclectic venues can be found at the end of this list. SEPTEMBER Through Oct. 7 // Aunt Pauline's Gospel Ministry, MHS Sept. 7 // Comedian Brian Regan, Meyerhoff Sept. 7 // Kronos Quartet: Awakening,...Tags: Rock and Roll Music, Music Theater, John F. Kennedy, Dance, NBC
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Pop music schedule
A key to addresses and contact information for pop music venues can be found at the end of this list. SEPTEMBER Sept. 7 // Part Harmony, Avenue Sept. 7 // Superstars of Jazz Fusion, Birchmere Sept. 7 // Edwin McCain Band, Recher Sept. 7 // Perry...Tags: Paul Taylor, Mount Vernon, Public Holidays, Thomas Dolby, Macy Gray
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'Margaret Cho: The Assassin Tour'
Times Staff Writer"Margaret Cho: The Assassin Tour," a deft filming of the corrosive comedian's latest concert performance, finds Cho angrier and funnier than ever. She may be a blowtorch to the extreme Christian right, but for many she's a breath of fresh air. That she'...Tags: Arnold Schwarzenegger, International Military Interventions, Diseases, National Government, Gays and Lesbians
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