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In Overture to a Thursday Morning - the first solo theater performance written, directed, choreographed, and acted in its entirety by former Windham County resident Kali Quinn - themes of loss, identity, and family secrecy merge in a multimedia performance rife with visual and aural complexity.
Overture to a Thursday Morning will be performed in a four-night run at Putney's Sandglass Theater (17 Kimball Hill, 802-387-4051), Thursday, April 28, through Sunday, May 1.
April 28-30 performances begin at 8 p.m., while on Sunday there is a matinee to raise funds for the Saxtons River female empowerment organization, Making the Most of I, at 2 p.m.
This one-hour piece focuses on Lila, a young woman who wants to be a violin rock star. Her mother, Stephanie, with whom Lila hadn't spoken in a while, has recently died. Lila receives several of Stephanie's belongings, such as suitcases filled with objects from Stephanie's childhood, journals, clothing and a photo projector and slides.
Gordon Bristol, of Newfane, one of 15 members of his family who worked in the printing, typesetting, and prepress industry in Brattleboro in the past century, says printing has been “a good salt-of-the-earth industry for the town.” “If you needed a job, you knew that you could find one...
A one-man play by Pulitzer Prize–nominated playwright Adam Rapp centers on the manslaughter of a young child by her brother. The brother, a child-prodigy pianist and writer, is tormented by the resultant grief, despair and confusion over the course of the next 15 years; the act has come to...
The Asian Cultural Center of Vermont (ACCV) and the American-Indonesian Chamber of Commerce (AICC) will present "Spotlight Indonesia," a series of events on April 29-30 designed to showcase Indonesian business and cultural offerings to the United States and fortify cross-cultural opportunity and to highlight several important and under-utilized green-industry connections between Vermont and the multi-island country. The upcoming events are phase two of a program that commenced on March 13-14 with a business forum at Marlboro College Graduate Center in...
