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TEST KITCHEN: Newsroom celebrates columnist Tom Mooney’s birthday with milkshakes (opens the original)
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By Mary Therese Biebel mbiebel@timesleader.com Newsroom celebrates columnist Tom Mooney’s birthday Once the old-time soda jerks hung up their paper hats, it seems, Times Leader columnist Tom Mooney had trouble finding a milkshake he liked. Loyal readers may have sympathized with Tom’s recent “Remember When” column, in which he longed for the taste of “foamy and sweet concoctions so beloved of 1940s and 1950s youths” that you could order at the counter of your corner drugstore. His favorites came
King’s College, Gaslight Theatre present ‘All My Sons’ (opens the original)
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By Mary Therese Biebel mbiebel@timesleader.com Performances are Thursday through Sunday If you step into the Maffei Theatre at King’s College for a performance of Arthur Miller’s “All My Sons” this weekend, one of the first things you’re likely to notice is a tree, full of leafy branches, that has fallen in the yard of a very realistic-looking house, circa 1947. And, as you get to know the Keller family, who had planted the tree as a memorial to their son Larry, you’ll likely marvel at the compl
Variety sets the stage at Scranton Fringe Festival, set for Oct. 1-10 (opens the original)
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By Mary Therese Biebel mbiebel@timesleader.com If you ask Beth and Jahmeel Powers about the characters they will portray in their original theatrical piece, “Live … From This Room,” the word “child-like” comes up more than once. Daisy embodies “child-like joy and love,” Beth Powers said. Oscar has “child-like curiosity,” Jahmeel Powers said, and once the character starts to care about something, “he’s very passionate about it.” The Powers will present this short play, in which vagabond clowns Da
‘A concrete sign of God’s goodness’ (opens the original)
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By Mary Therese Biebel mbiebel@timesleader.com Congregation of Holy Cross presents relic Just as they founded the University of Notre Dame in South Bend, Ind., in the 1840s, and King’s College in Wilkes-Barre in 1946, priests from the Congregation of Holy Cross founded other schools, including Stonehill College in Massachusetts. And even before Stonehill was chartered as a college in 1948, the Congregation ran a seminary at the site, which had been a dairy farm owned by the wealthy Eames family.
Peckville performer brings interactive Shakespeare comedy to Scranton Fringe (opens the original)
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By Mary Therese Biebel mbiebel@timesleader.com Interactive ‘Midsummer’ show coming to Fringe Festival If you’ve ever been to a Renaissance Faire, you may have run into Dan Kostelec from Peckville. He would have worn a doublet and frilly shirt and likely invited audience members to join him onstage — as characters, set pieces or even props — in send-ups of Shakespeare plays. “If I’m doing ‘Twelfth Night’ or ‘The Tempest,’ they both have shipwrecks, so I might invite people to be the ships,” Koste
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