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Eye on Art: October arrives with art at FAM and UMass Lowell (opens the original)
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A new month means fresh beginnings — and Eye on Art is all about additional adventures and lively energy as October starts and fall gets underway in earnest. At Fitchburg Art Museum, a couple of new exhibits are up, and a reception is set for Saturday, Oct. 3, from 2 to 4 p.m. “Join us to celebrate the opening of ‘Elisa H. Hamilton: Heirlooms’ and enjoy the exhibition with fellow visitors. Light refreshments and appetizers will be served, with wine and beer available for purchase.’’ “Heirlooms”
Stages: Actress portraying Madame Morrible in ‘Wicked’ has notable career (opens the original)
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Susan Cella has a long, illustrious career on Broadway, one that includes working with the legendary Hal Prince and understudying the equally legendary Patti Lupone in “Evita” and Kathleen Turner in “The Graduate.” Currently, the Revere native is appearing as Madame Morrible in the North American tour of “Wicked” at Citizens Opera House in Boston. It opened last week and plays until Nov. 15 in a moving, yet comical production that tells the story of the famed witches of Oz before Dorothy and her
Eye on Art: There’s a lot of art in Lowell this week (opens the original)
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There’s lots of art to report on this week, and there is a reception, too. The Brush Art Gallery and Studios on Market Street in Lowell is pleased to announce its annual show highlighting work from its 10 studio artists. This year’s collection of works focused on the theme “Shadows and Light” and explores the many facets in which shadows and light play a role in our daily explorations. Whether it be nature, architecture or the folds of fabric, it is all a feast for the viewer to travel the timel
Stages: Theater abounds as September gives way to October (opens the original)
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There’s lots of theater to sample as September ends, the crisp air returns and October begins. Stages recommends that you check your favorite venue’s website for the latest ideas as to what’s playing, but here are some suggestions. The Hanover Theatre and Conservatory in Worcester kicks off its new season, and tickets are on sale now, for “Richard, Oscar, and Lorenz” on the Mighty Wurlitzer with Jonathan Kleefield. The concert and conversation will be on Sunday, Oct. 25, at 2 p.m. Here is what t
Stages: ‘Lyrically Speaking’ provides sophisticated songs (opens the original)
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Matt DeCoteaux, Nadia Gemma and Jerry Bisantz will be performing “Lyrically Speaking,” an authentic New York-style cabaret show at Warp and Weft, 197 Market St., Lowell, on Sept. 24 at 7:30 p.m. Not since Ricardo’s and La Boniche closed has there been cabaret style singing in the Mill City and the trio hopes to bring authentic Manhattan style cabaret to Lowell. “I like to call it ‘Sophisticated Song Stylings’ in live musical entertainment. Matt has done an amazing job creating backing tracks on
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