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Originally published on March 31, 2021 8:12 pm
Two of the St. Louis region’s most prominent arts organizations are preparing to reopen their doors after a year of canceled shows during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Fabulous Fox Theatre will reopen to audiences April 17 with a comedy show and concert series that will feature local bands and stand-up comedians. But many people will be looking forward to the return of Broadway shows in the fall.
Fox officials announced the U.S. Bank Broadway Series will return to the Fox this fall. The 2021-22 season will feature “Hamilton,” “Cats,” “The Prom,” “Mean Girls,” “Pretty Woman,” “The Lion King” and “My Fair Lady.”
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The newly approved Johnson & Johnson vaccine has crossed the bridge.
Barnstable County officials announced Thursday that they will dispense 1,200 doses of the one-shot vaccine next week during two clinics at Cape Cod Community College in West Barnstable.
They said 600 doses will be given out Tuesday and 600 more on Thursday in the community college gymnasium. All of the appointments have since filled up, but county officials said Monday they expect more supply next week.
Registration for appointments opened at noon Friday, March 5, on the state scheduling website, maimmunizations.org, county officials said in a press release. (See below for registration tips.)
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Change it s hard, but can sometimes have positive results. We are in the middle of very unexpected change. This miserable pandemic has forced us to reflect on what has been and what might be coming.
Then we were hit on the head with more racial strife with awful tragedies occurring all over our country.
The arts are always at the forefront of change in our society and so I approached some respected leaders in the arts community and asked them how they were handling both the pandemic and equity, diversity and inclusion.
Andrew Jorgensen, General Director of Opera Theatre of St. Louis, says that the organization is adapting to the pandemic in many ways. First of all, the actual annual festival will be presented outdoors and many talks and musical programs have been presented on-line. As for diversity, equity and inclusion, Opera Theatre has been committed to this issue for years. Two operas presented recently, Champion and Fire Shut Up in My Bones, were a part of