9 best Houston plays and performances to stream and catch in April Emmy winner and film star
Laura Linney will take part in 4th Wall Theatre s virtual
White Rabbit Red Rabbit live series on April 24.
Photo by Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for Tony Awards Productions A year into remote theater and Houston performing arts companies have learned to get creative. Yes, we’re still streaming some dramatic and comic theater goodness, but April also offers a plethora of different performances modes from live actors on your front lawn to virtual conferencing with a semi-omnipotent nun. For some spring variety, we’ve also got some dramatic opera, dance and poetry on our must-see list. And if you manage to get through it all, be sure to check out this special “Thank You, Houston” message from the city’s Actors Equity Association (plus one, likely non-union, guinea pig).
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The Seahawks 2020 season unfortunately came to an abrupt end in the Wild Card round of the playoffs, so it s time for an end-of-season mailbag that is coming a little earlier than most folks, the team most of all, were expecting after a 12-4 regular season that saw the Seahawks capture their fifth NFC West title under Pete Carroll and John Schneider.
@TheCrappyTotals asks, What position will the front office prioritize to upgrade? @PremelsBrick and others asked similar questions.
A: Can I get back to you after we know what happens to some of Seattle s free agents?
OK, so you probably want an answer now, but in truth it s hard to say without knowing what might happen with some of Seattle s top players heading into free agency, a group that includes linebacker K.J. Wright, running back Chris Carson, cornerback Shaquill Griffin, and starting offensive linemen Ethan Pocic and Mike Iupati. For example, if Carson and Carlos Hyde, also a free-agent, re-sign, then tha
Editor of the Reformer:
The Connecticut River Valley chapter of Trout Unlimited has recently released an assessment study of the tributaries of the East Branch of the Deerfield River and would like to thank all those people and organizations who helped us complete our stream assessments. If you would like to read the plan go to the link https://www.newenglandtu.org/reports.
First and foremost we would like to thank the volunteers who did the field work by walking the streams throughout the East Branch watershed. They are David and Noah Wein, Mike Vito, Wilson Kondracki, Richard Smith, Arlon Staat, Chad and Dane Mulverhill, Erin Rodgers, David Deen, Kevin Stine, Paul Gudewicz, Bill Pastuszek, and Jack Widness
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BRATTLEBORO â Residents agree that bicycle lanes will add a much-needed layer of safety along Route 9 on Western Avenue from the Exit 2 interchange toward Main Street.
A scoping study for lanes along the route is underway thanks to a grant the town received from the state last year. The project initially came as a request to the Brattleboro Traffic Safety Committee from the Brattleboro Coalition of Active Transportation.
âRoute 9 has historically been focused on vehicle use like most of the roads in Vermont, but as more and more people walk or cycle back and forth downtown for work, school, errands or entertainment, a combination of pedestrian and bicycles becomes more important,â Christina Haskins of Dufresne Group said at a forum held remotely Wednesday to get public input as initial plans are put together.