Latest Breaking News On - தேஸ் மாய்ந்ஸ் ப்லேஹௌஸ் - Page 3 : comparemela.com
Central Iowa arts, cultural programs will see less money from Bravo in future, group s leader says
businessrecord.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from businessrecord.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
By John Busbee
3/3/2021
Stuart (Will C. Johnson) is a little mouse on a big adventure in âStuart Little,â playing through March 14, in repertory with âLeaving Iowa,â at The Des Moines Playhouse. Photo Credit: Brent Isenberger
This month marks the one-year anniversary of when stages across central Iowa went dark. As local producers mourn the loss, they remain resolved to adapt and find ways to overcome the situation. A key ingredient has been the support from patrons and the government. Each of these sources is a testament to the vital contributions that performing arts add to a healthy and thriving community. Another has been the collective coping with the situation. Each company not only has gone through rigorous internal evaluations and ârolling plansâ in response to the fluid challenge, but they are also maintaining ties with their kindred spirits: fellow companies in the community. Countless pencil scratching with plenty of erasures were used in t
You have a voice. You have a story. The life experiences you have, continue to add to your story. As your story continues, how often do you take the time to hear another person s story? How often do you take the time to listen to a person s story who is a different race than you? On Thursday, February 25, I had that opportunity when Two Steps from the Left Productions, with production assistance from Des Moines Playhouse, presented nature of the dream, a devised theatre piece that uplifts voices and stories regarding Black identity in Iowa.
Iowa Renaissance Faire is about to celebrate its 30th anniversary. Photo by Allen Huffman / AtTheFaire.com
It might be a little out of season to be thinking about summer festivals, but a reader reached out to me with a topic that I have been curious about for several years. The Iowa Renaissance Faire has yet to physically lure me in, but I have a handful of friends who have devoted much of their lives to this whole thing. In fact, I even have friends who travel year-round to participate in other renaissance fairs around the country. Itâs probably no different than folks who travel the world to participate in golf, surfing (remember the movie âThe Endless Summerâ?), or the one I just had the misfortune to indulge in⦠bowling.
By Sue Danielson
Jan 28, 2021
(Undated) Cloris Leachman, a Des Moines native who went on to a lifetime career in show business has died at the age of 94. Leachman performed in theater, movies, and TV. She won an Oscar for her role in The Last Picture Show, and eight prime time Emmys. She had 22 Emmy nominations.
Leachman was likely best known for her role as Phyllis Lindstrom, the nosy neighbor on the Mary Tyler Moore TV Show. Another role Leachman portrayed Frau Blucher the Mel Brooks comedy movie classic Young Frankenstein.
Leachman returned to Roosevelt High School on several occasions to talk with students. Roosevelt s stage and auditorium are named in her honor. Des Moines Roosevelt Drama Teacher Micheal Davenport says her career has been inspirational to his students. He says she was known for her comedic roles, but could do anything.
vimarsana © 2020. All Rights Reserved.