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Shakespeare & Company is closing its summer season with an erratic production of “The Taming of the Shrew.”
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“Once”, a bittersweet romantic musical, is an ideal way to close out Maggie Mancinelli- Cahill’s 30-year tenure as the company’s Producing-Artistic Director.
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Barrington Stage Company in Pittsfield, MA is giving the world premiere a well-deserved, first rate production through July 27.
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But Fogo de Chao is different, as both my brother and our waiter explained to me. The way it works is that you grab a plate and help yourself to the sprawling salad bar; smoked salmon, Caesar salad, hummus, black bean stew, and fifty other dishes.
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On July 5th, Vice President Vance spoke at a right-wing think tank, the Claremont Institute.
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Most productions of “Camelot” focus on the triangular love affair between King Arthur, Guenevere and Sir Lancelot. At Barrington Stage Company their production, which runs through July 19, goes deeper.
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Hospital care is a big component of the nation’s overall health care spending. Spending on hospital care totaled $1.5 trillion in 2023, representing nearly one third (31%) of national health expenditures in that year.
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This week, on Tuesday, Capital Repertory Theatre opens the musical “Once.” It’s the final production of the 2024-2025 season.
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Crossing the border leaving and entering the United States is no slam dunk these days, or so news reports would have you believe.
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If a ballet doesn’t have an enchanted swan, or a sleeping princess, or a mechanical woman, what is it about?