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Broadway might be dark, but that doesn't mean that theatre isn't happening everywhere! Below, check out where you can get your daily fix of Broadway this weekend, June 5-6, 2021.
Broadway might be dark, but that doesn t mean that theatre isn t happening everywhere! Below, check out where you can get your daily fix of Broadway. Today (June 3) in live streaming: Youth Pride Chorus takes over at Stars in the House, Alfred Molina visits Backstage Live, and more! Note: schedule is displayed in Eastern Time
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CLEAN - By Christine Quintana, directed by Lisa Portes, with translations by Paula Zelaya Cervantes, dramaturg: Anna Jennings. Two women from different worlds meet in the fake paradise of a Mexican resort: Adriana, who works at the hotel, and Sarah, who s there for her sister s wedding. Torrential rain, a father s death and the mistakes of a night bring them together . but whatever they have in common, many cultural borders separate them. click here
Performances will run weekly over the lunch hour
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FARGO The ArtWORKS program at Hector International Airport, 2801 32nd Ave. N., will host musical performances by Minnesota State University Moorhead students, alumni and faculty throughout the month of March.
Performances will run weekly over the lunch hour. The first performance will kick off the program from 11:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 3.
Singer Kara Brusven will lead off the five-week series. Brusven plays guitar and piano and performs in a range of musical styles, including classical, jazz, rock, pop and country. Her first album is scheduled for release in May 2021
Teaching music and making holiday magic over Zoom Hannah Natanson In the warm, sunny days of August, Heather Rosner’s principal turned to her (on Zoom, of course) and asked, “Are you going to do a winter concert?” “Are you kidding me?” Rosner, a music teacher in Northern Virginia, remembers thinking. “There’s no way. How could I?” But in a world reshaped by the coronavirus a world in which so much about school and the way she teaches children to play instruments had changed or been lost Rosner found she was unwilling to give up yet another thing. So, four months later she donned a tan bathrobe, grabbed a container of popcorn and pranced into view of her computer camera.