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Arts Notes: October is packed with concerts and other programs (opens the original)
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October is going to be a month filled with performing arts activities, starting with William & Mary’s “Presents!” series. On Saturday, “The Other Mozart” plays in the university’s Glenn Close Theatre at 7:30 p.m. This is an award-winning play created by Sylvia Milo that deals with Nannerl Mozart, the brilliant sister of Amadeus. Nannerl was considered a prodigy, keyboard virtuoso and composer who performed throughout Europe with her brother until their father, aware of his daughter’s very popula
Arts Notes: Chamber music takes center stage during September (opens the original)
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September’s schedule of events is now in full swing, starting with William & Mary’s Arts Quarter Music Series and “We the People” with the Ciompi Quartet and baritone Robert Sims on Sunday. The work is a Duke University initiative, where the Ciompi has served as string quartet in residence for some 60 years. The work marks the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. It explores the country’s identity and history through period and and modern American works, among the
Arts Notes: VSO presents a flurry of performances before the new season (opens the original)
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While the official start of the new music season is a few weeks away, the Virginia Symphony Orchestra is jumping the gun with three nearly back-to-back performances leading up to its fourth concert season opening on Sept. 10, plus one more musical treat. On Aug. 28, the VSO will offer its world premiere of “Broadway: Then and Now,” at 7:30 p.m. on Christopher Newport University’s Great Lawn. This one-night event was co-conceived by and stars Tony Award-winner Santino Fontana (“Tootsie” and “Froz
Arts Notes: Williamsburg Players’ summer camp students to put on shows this weekend (opens the original)
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For some summer fun, the Williamsburg Players is hosting two events highlighting the theater’s summer acting camp students — “The Entire American Revolution (in 40 Minutes or Less)” and “Wipeout.” Both take place in the playhouse on Hubbard Lane. The “Entire Revolution” will run at 7 p.m. Friday and at 2 p.m. on Saturday. Directed by Julie King through the Pioneer Drama Service, the light-hearted show, according to a news release, finds history “flying through the major points of America’s quest
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