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Tom Eblen’s The Bluegrass and Beyond
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Daily Archives: April 7, 2010
Actors Guild presenting Tommy at Buster’s
Actors Guild of Lexington will be back on stage in June, presenting Tommy – The Concert at Buster’s Billiards and Backroom. The announcement by AGL interim artistic director Eric Seale ends several months of silence from the theater, which abandoned … Continue reading
Listening To: Surfer Blood, Astro Coast
As spring sprung last weekend, I occasionally found myself transported back to the late 80s, when I first discovered the joys of rolling down the windows and cranking up some wistful three-chord rock ‘n’ roll. An album of choice back … Continue reading
Posted in album review, Listening to ..., Music, Reviews
Tagged Astro Coast, Brian Black, John Paul Pitts, Peter Holsapple, review, Surfer Blood, the dB's, Tom Fekete
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Make your acting history
The Kentucky Humanities Council is seeking new performers for its Kentucky Chautauqua living history program. Chautauqua performers put together presentations of approximately 45 minutes portraying characters from Kentucky history, and they need to be well-versed in their characters so they … Continue reading
Posted in Central Kentucky Arts News, Theater
Tagged Kentucky Chautauqua, Kentucky Humanities Council
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