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Vt. Book Nook: Reading with Sarah Seidman (opens the original)
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Vt. Book Nook is an occasional feature of Weekend Magazine that introduces newspaper readers to book readers from around our state. This week, we spend a few chapters with Sarah Seidman, of Middlesex. She has worked as a journalist, drama coach, college English teacher, therapeutic riding instructor and farmer. With co-author Patty Wiley, she wrote the award-winning history of her town, âMiddlesex in the Making: History and Memories of a Small Vermont Town.â Here are Seidmanâs responses: R
‘Throughlines’ at the Kent: ‘a unique sense of shared roots and different perspectives’ (opens the original)
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Patty Hudakâs Mokuhanga print concentric circles float in suspended panels over a steep staircase to the Kentâs third floor â the horizontal lines of the narrow bare wood stairs contrasting with the geometry of Hudakâs rings, circles printed from her hand-carved woodblocks. Denis Versweyveldâs quietly elegant common household objects â a kettle, mixing bowl, lemonade makings â in white plaster and wood lath sculptures and paintings, converse with those same materials in exposed wal
‘Love’s Labor’s Lost’: Shakespeare's women usually win (opens the original)
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Love can be a complicated thing. Just ask William Shakespeare. Starting Thursday, July 23, the Green Mountain Shakespeare Festival presents its second play of the year, this time the comedy âLoveâs Laborâs Lost.â âIt starts out with the king and his pals are going to forswear women for three years. Theyâre going to study and fast,â says Jeanne Beckwith, who is directing. âThat lasts about a day.â âI donât want to call it feminist because that gives people a name to call it,
Unadilla's 'Exit the King' feels like it has a new moment (opens the original)
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This may just be the perfect moment to perform âExit the King,â according to its director and artistic director. Starting July 17, Unadilla Theater will present Eugene Ionescoâs absurdist meditation on human mortality. âItâs both a celebration of life and a meditation on death,â said Director Jim Phinney. âYou know, the best of both worlds. And Ionesco just brings it out in such force. In this theatrical tradition, there is an element of farce, an element of slapstick, and broadnes
‘A Grand Night for Singing’: Mixing up Rodgers, Hammerstein and love at QuarryWorks (opens the original)
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A summer night, love, and music are ingredients for magic. Longtime collaborators composer Richard Rodgers and lyricist Oscar Hammerstein II were masters at casting that spell. For the next two weekends, that Rodgers and Hammerstein magic alights in Adamant as QuarryWorks Theater presents âA Grand Night for Singing.â The show features romantic, humorous, wistful and exuberant songs from 10 of the legendary duoâs musical theater classics, taking audiences on a summer eveningâs journey of
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