41. NOW On / Music / Live Reviews / Oct 5 - 11, 2000 The Dears seem tied to high drama, from their tortured pop songs, each of which sounds like the outline for a short film, right down Live music @ the clubs http://www.nowtoronto.com/issues/2000-10-05/music_livereviews2.html

l i v e r e v i e w s Drama drives fantastic Dears By Matt Galloway The throng snaking up Spadina to College Friday was for the El Mo's queer disco night, Vaseline, but it should have been the lineup to see pop romantique ensemble the Dears. Just give the Montreal crew a few more visits to town. By the time the five-piece was finished, you couldn't walk three steps without running into someone proclaiming the Dears the best band in Canada. They may be right. Friday's gig was not the full orchestra set the band have been threatening to bring to town, but was no less impressive. The Dears seem tied to high drama, from their tortured pop songs, each of which sounds like the outline for a short film, right down to their gear-stuffed tour van, which died outside the El Mo and had to be towed away after the gig. Joined by a two-piece horn section that only occasionally distinguished itself from the space-rock din, the band alternated between sheets of drone-damaged white noise and equally epic pop songs, with Natalia Yanchak's battered Farfisa and Jonathan Cohen's guitar battling for supremacy. A feverish mix in itself, but utterly deadly when you have someone like volatile frontman Murray Lightburn leading the charge. Staring out into space like a serial killer, and with a kerchief tied around his neck, Lightburn pranced and crooned like a grade-A pop star, slowly cranking up the tension as the set wore on.

42. What Can I Join Dance. drama. music. ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS. Environmental Groups. RETIRED AND ELDERLY PERSONS ORGANISATIONS. Age Concern. clubs and Associations. Day Centres. http://www.welhat.gov.uk/whatcanijoin/

Community Tourism Transport Community Information ... Cycling What Can I Join ACTIVITIES + HOBBIES + SPECIAL INTERESTS ADVICE + HELP + WELFARE CHILDREN'S NURSERIES AND PLAYGROUNDS CHURCHES AND RELIGIOUS ORGANISATIONS ... YOUTH ORGANISATIONS ACTIVITIES + HOBBIES + SPECIAL INTERESTS Allotments Amnesty Archaeology Armed Forces Associations ... World Development Movement ADVICE + HELP + WELFARE Aids/HIV Counselling Alzheimers Disease Arthritis Autism ... WRVS CHILDREN'S NURSERIES AND PLAYGROUNDS After School Clubs Carer and Toddler Groups Children's Holiday Playschemes Creches ... Nurseries, Play Groups and Pre-School CHURCHES AND RELIGIOUS ORGANISATIONS Bahai's Baptist Christian Scientist Christian Spiritualist Church ... United Reformed DANCE + DRAMA + MUSIC Dance Drama Music ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS Environmental Groups RETIRED AND ELDERLY PERSONS ORGANISATIONS Age Concern Clubs and Associations Day Centres SPORTS AND LEISURE Angling Archery Athletics Badminton ... Wrestling WOMEN'S INTERESTS Women's Groups and Clubs Women's Institutes YOUTH ORGANISATIONS Air Training Corps Boys Brigade (Hatfield) Crusaders Girls Brigade ... Terms and Conditions

43. Urban Experience In Chicago: Cultural Space In The City And Neighborhood music school, shops, dramatic clubs, and the movement and gymnastic classes of Mary Hinman and Rose Marie Gyles. HullHouse Players were the one drama club of http://www.uic.edu/jaddams/hull/urbanexp/narrative/cultural/drama.htm

Drama Clubs and the Hull-House Players Theater programs at Hull-House were an important component of both the artistic and social goals of the settlement. Jane Addams's approach to drama clubs reflected her general interest in developing a neighborhood interest in entertainment that had moral and ethical outcomes for the participant and the spectator and, also, was a form of theater that upheld the literary and artistic standards educated elites and professional critics endorsed. Drama clubs were established in accordance with the general approach to providing associations for different age groups and ethnic groups. They were open to all regardless of talent. In 1897 when Walter Pietsch, then head of drama at Hull-House, decided to improve the overall quality of Hull-House theater productions, he persuaded Jane Addams that the creation of a special group of Hull-House players who were selected on the basis of talent and artistic standards fit the goals of the settlement. Stuart Hecht, who has written about the Hull-House Theatre and the Hull-House Players, says that this was the first instance of a conflict between artistic standards and the purely social objectives of the settlement. Pietsch selected a star cast from the two hundred young people of both sexes who made up the eight to ten drama clubs that were part of the settlement's diverse drama groups. At the same time, however, social club dramatics continued to flourish at Hull-House alongside the separate, formal dramatics club. This club continued to be run by Pietsch until 1900 when Laura Daity Pelham replaced him and reorganized the dramatics club into an ensemble of actors who, in time, became a troupe recognized nationally and internationally. Pelham directed the Hull-House Players until 1925, when she died. The company continued until 1941. Maurice J. Cooney became director in 1924.

44. Traditional Drama Forum - 8 - The Licencing Act 2003, England public performance of live music or drama provided to musicians, performers unions, and the music industry, to across all private members clubs, and registered http://www.folkplay.info/Forum/TD_Forum_8_Licensing.htm

Traditional Drama Forum - No.8 September 2003 The Licensing Act 2003, England Since the report from Sarah Crofts in Traditional Drama Forum No.7 , the Licensing Bill has become the Licensing Act 2003 In the Lords on 3 July 2003, The Government offered an outright exemption to Morris dancing, and a questionably effective and marginal concession for the conditions that can be placed on the licence for unamplified live music in small pubs. This last minute Government amendment of an amendment is extremely complex - [Section 177 of the Act]. The person to contact for information on this is Dominic Tambling at the Department for Culture on 020 7211 6351. The Conservatives continued to support the small events amendment but the vote was 145 votes to 75. The full details of this debate can be read on Hansard. http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/ld199900/ldhansrd/pdvn/lds03/text/30703-16.htm#30703-16_head0 What has been achieved? When the Bill was published it proposed a blanket licensing requirement for almost all public performance and much private performance. All performers were potentially liable to criminal prosecution unless taking all reasonable precautions to ensure venues were licensed for their performance. Lobbying, including an e-petition, has led to:

45. West Allis , Wisconsin Students explore their own extracurricular interests too, through athletics, drama, music, special clubs, and vocationrelated groups. http://www.villageprofile.com/wisconsin/westallis/westallis1.html

The West Allis Chamber of Commerce is proud of its vigorous business climate and is a strong advocate of community involvement. Its directory lists over 400 members covering everything from accountants to video productions. Commerce and industry are king and queen here. Since 1985, West Allis has consistently maintained unemployment rates below the Milwaukee metropolitan area. The current rate is less than 2 percent, less than half Milwaukee's 4.3 percent. The other side of the coin is that all this economic vigor leaves the residents of West Allis with a higher-than-average expendable income, or "buying power". West Allis residents have a per capita and household "Effective Buying Income" (EBI) exceeding the state and national average. West Allis' healthy economy has led to considerable commercial and industrial expansion. Several vacant industrial buildings in the older eastern industrial section of the city have been purchased and are either occupied or are being redeveloped. Vacant land in the western end of the city has been acquired for several commercial and residential projects. [Top of Page] West Allis boasts several art galleries. The City Hall Gallery is open to the public eight months of the year, free of charge. It exhibits local, state and national works of art, as well as shows for students and faculty of area art schools. The Gallery also exhibits works by local citizens and art associations at the annual Fountain Art Fair on Memorial Day Weekend. Other commercial art galleries are located in West Allis and in nearby communities.

46. Book Clubs: A Comprehensive Online Listing And Review Of Book Clubs. History, Ro Choose from comedy, action, drama, family, children, aniimation, moviebased, Sci-Fi, DVD collections, westerns or documentaries. Columbia House CD music Club. http://www.book-clubs.net/

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47. Sport Both music and drama are curriculum subjects and offered at A level. There are many clubs and music groups practising regularly in the lunch hour. http://atschool.eduweb.co.uk/wholme/Sport and Music.htm

Westholme Sport Music and Drama Telephone 01254 506070 E-Mail : principal@westholme.blackburn.sch.uk Westholme School's Home Page Introducing Westholme School The Lower School ... Old Girls In sport the emphasis is upon personal and collective enjoyment and achievement. There are teams in athletics, badminton, cross-country, hockey, football, netball, tennis and rounders. They have all competed successfully at town and county levels. Other activities include aerobics, dance, gymnastics, health-related fitness, volley ball, water ballet and water polo. Music and Drama Music and drama are at the heart of the school. The recently opened theatre provides sound and lighting systems of professional standards, has an orchestra pit and retractable seating and is very flexible, accommodating both the intimate production in the round and the spectacular proscenium arch musical. Both music and drama are curriculum subjects and offered at A level. There are many clubs and music groups practising regularly in the lunch hour. The school has a well deserved reputation for its performing arts; annual productions operate on a grand scale and there are also performance opportunities for students at all stages of their development throughout the school year. Duke of Edinburgh's Award Scheme Girls of fourteen years and above are encouraged to participate in a scheme which provides individual challenges, including the demanding expedition, and encourages service to the community. Westholme students have distinguished themselves at all levels with many achieving the Gold Award.

48. Houston Press | Houstonpress.com | Music | Club Directory | Club Directory,, been fully renovated by underground drama group Infernal and the punk/indie rock club it once becoming Houston s premier venue for Spanish alternative music. http://www.houstonpress.com/clubs/

ARCHIVE SEARCH HOME LETTERS DINING ... CAREERS 2004 VOLKSWAGEN R32 Music Screaming Fidelities This fan has her own Dashboard Confessional to give Horse Sense Locking horns with the Unicorns Monster Mash-up DJs Z-Trip and P deliver one of the first album-length mash-ups Racket Pop Quiz Think you know local music? Take the Bayou City Music Mindbender and find out. Rotation The Beta Band Heroes to Zeros (Astralwerks) Los Lobos The Ride (Hollywood/Mammoth) Miss Kittin I Com (Astralwerks) The Real Tuesday Weld I, Lucifer (Six Degrees) Playbill Playbill Club Directory Agora A pocketful of dollar bills would serve you well here on a Wednesday night, when this usually relatively tame coffeehouse/bar opens up into a belly-dancing arena, complete with onlookers from all walks of life. As befits its name, Agora's overall theme is distinctly Greek, but what has made it work is the clash (friendly, mind you) of cultures that forces the place to so often elude definition. At night, the scholarly atmosphere that prevails by day turns boozy, yet the boozers and the perusers get along fabulously. 1712 Westheimer, 713-526-7212. Anderson Fair This may not have been the first club on the Houston folk scene, but Anderson Fair has endured to become the mother church. Way back when, former locals Lucinda Williams, Eric Taylor and Nanci Griffith cut their teeth on the stage over the famous red brick floor, and there you can still catch aspirants to their thrones along with touring stalwarts amid a radical '70s vibe. A tiny kitchen dishes out mean quesadillas, while a small adjacent library serves up food for the mind. (No smoking; beer and wine only.) 2007 Grant, 713-528-8576.

49. Trinity High School - Extracurricular music Band Choir music Ministry. Other Opportunities Class Officers drama/musical Club Ski Club Speech/Debate THS News Crew Yearbook. Related Links. http://www.ths.org/clubs/index.cfm

Activities are an important dimension of your path to success, both in high school and beyond. Research indicates that your involvement in school activities is a good predictor of your success later in life. Learn leadership and social skills - valuable assets in college studies and in the career world. Trinity's sports program has grown rapidly since the school became co-educational in 1973. Boys and girls now compete on more than 16 different interscholastic teams. Become a part of a winning tradition with state football, track, and basketball championships, as well as as dozens of league, regional, and district awards. The trophy cases in Trinity's Atrium are bursting forth with trophies, plaques and other awards - all tributes to the hard work, determination, and Christian sportsmanship of our students and coaches. Hundreds of students participate in dozens of organizations and activities. Music, Mock Trial and fine arts programs rank among the regions best, with national and international awards.

50. Local School Drama Clubs Prepare For New Year : Nicole Georgoff Members of the drama club will fly to London to spend 9 days at Sheppard College and, along with being a drama teacher is also a vocal music teacher. http://www.emmitsburgdispatch.com/2002/November/dramaclubs.shtml

Vol IX, No.11 news and opinion in the service of truth November 2002 Inside Front Page Letters to the Editor News News Features ... Archives Contact Us Publisher Editor Subscriptions Advertising ... Webmaster Local school drama clubs prepare for new year By Nicole Georgoff Staff writer Practices, performances and a trip to one of the world's most famous theaters are all part of a busy schedule for the local schools' drama departments. At Catoctin High School, and Thurmont Middle School, teachers and students alike are getting ready for their fall productions, and a new year of theatrical performances. Each school will have a fall and a spring production. As head of the drama department at Catoctin High School, Mrs. Karen Stitely teaches the 4 different levels of drama offered at the school and serves as drama club advisor. She also teaches several English classes throughout the year. Mrs. Stitely, who directs all the theatrical productions at Catoctin High School, has been teaching at Catoctin for 4 years. She received her bachelor's degree in Arts and Theatre at The Shenandoah Conservatory and also is certified to teach English. Mrs. Stitely is married to Bill Stitely, a local actor and artist, and has one son. Catoctin High School presents a play each fall, and puts on a musical each spring. This year's fall play will be A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare. Rehearsals have started, and Mrs. Stitely said they are going "very well. We are halfway done blocking. The students seem to be excited about the production."

51. Student Clubs And Activities: Oxford University Graduate Studies Prospectus The Opera Club normally presents at least one major production every year a capacity of about 200, is an excellent setting for recitals and chamber music. drama. http://www.admin.ox.ac.uk/gsp/studying/activities.shtml

Graduate Studies Prospectus 2004-5: Studying at Oxford Courses and subjects Colleges ... Updates to the Graduate Prospectus Student clubs and activities Graduate Studies Prospectus Studying > Student clubs and activities Student clubs and societies Sport Music Drama Student clubs and societies With more than 400 clubs and societies to choose from, your time at Oxford should never be dull. The range of interests is enormous and spans sports, music, performing arts, literature, politics, the media and more. Aspiring journalists might join one of two weekly student newspapers, Oxford Student and Cherwell, as well as a range of other literary, humorous, and political publications. The Oxford Union hosts high-profile speakers from the worlds of politics, sport, religion and entertainment. In the last few years guests have ranged from Yasser Arafat to O J Simpson, the Dalai Lama to John Malkovich, and from F W DeKlerk to Michael Jackson. A full list of clubs and societies is published in the Oxford Directory, which is given free to all new students at Freshers Fair. At the beginning of each academic year, where new students can sample what clubs and societies have to offer. The Oxford University Newcomers' Club offers a warm welcome to the partners of graduate students, visiting and newly appointed academics. The Club offers a termly programme of events and outings, and special interest meetings for Newcomers with Children (0-4), a Conversation Group, Craft Group, Book Club, Garden Group and others.

52. Theydon Bois - Clubs & Societies Further Details So far the drama Society has the following productions planned nights in this season are designated as Club Nights but we hope to book music and callers http://www.theydon.org.uk/Pages/clubfdetails.htm

Theydon Bois Home Latest News Contents: Home Village Diary Latest News Location Map ... Link Sites of Interest Below are further details about some of the Clubs and Societies in Theydon Bois with information on their events and activities. Contact details for membership secretaries and meetings can also be be obtained from the Club or Societies page. 55+ Club Theydon Bois Over 55 Club Over 55? We are extending an open invitation to anyone in Theydon Bois to come along and join in our weekly Over 55 Club. We meet at the Village Hall, Coppice Row every Tuesday at 2.00 pm finishing about 3.45 PM You will get a cup of tea, biscuits and on special event days sandwiches and cake. Entertainment includes guest bands, singers, magicians, sing alongs and bingo. You will receive a warm welcome, meet friends and make new friends. If you need to know more then give me a call - Wendy Walker 01992 814795 Badminton Club Theydon Bois Badminton Club Come and play Badminton at your own pace. Monday evenings in the Village Hall from 8.00pm - 10.00pm.

53. MoscowOut - Moscow Drama Theatre Named After M.N.Yermolova Night clubs. Gay clubs. Strip clubs. Dance clubs. music. Opera Ballet. music stores. Concert Halls. Concert areas. Theaters. drama. musical. Boxoffices. Arts http://eng.moscowout.ru/theatre/drama/1817/

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54. Music, Dance & Drama Festival It is an opportunity for budding musicians, singers, dancers of workshops held each year, from drama improvisation to club, and to meet people from other clubs. http://www.nacyp.org.uk/music_dance_drama.htm

Venue: Cala Gran Holiday Park, Fleetwood near Blackpool Date: 5-8 NoVEMBER 2004 Click here to download Booking Form Ever craved the limelight? Get a buzz from performing for an audience? Then spread your talents at CYP's annual Music, Dance and Drama Festival. The dazzling show is made up from a collection of ‘acts’ from all over the UK. It is an opportunity for budding musicians, singers, dancers, actors and actresses to take centre stage. Perform for up to four minutes, and hear the applause ring in your ears for four weeks! There are a variety of workshops held each year, from drama improvisation to circus performance, and special effects to South Asian dance. The festival culminates in a two-hour variety show. Spectators are more than welcome . It is a great opportunity to support the young performers from your club, and to meet people from other clubs. You can even volunteer to join the staff team, if you would like to help with lighting, sound or stage management. Go on - strut your stuff! Cost: Varies. From £9 per person per night, depending on numbers.

55. InsiderOne - The Drama You've Been Craving The drama You ve Been Craving. because she s on the cover of England s The Face, right as music, her new single, is rockin the house in the clubs and on http://insiderone.net/drama/drama007.html

The Drama You've Been Craving The Queen of Pop, as seen on the cover of her new single, "Music." open a printable version of this article in a new window view the archive of previous columns Monday Sept. 11, 2000 Madonna Rides The Wave For over 16 years, the Queen of Pop has managed to stay on top. By Michael Goldberg Madonna is back. I know because she's on the cover of England's The Face, right as "Music," her new single, is rockin' the house in the clubs and on the charts. I also know because "Music" itself is, as the British might put it, quite brilliant. "Generally, it's music that kicks me into thinking a certain way or feeling a certain thing," Madonna told The Face 's Miranda Sawyer about her approach to songwriting. "...And I rely heavily on the people that I collaborate with to inspire me lyrically. Believe it or not, I'm at my most creative when I'm standing at a microphone and the pressure's on." "Music" is all about an early '80s synth-disco sound, but its rhythm, though minimal and purposefully machinelike, feels very current and bold. When it shows up on the radio with Matchbox Twenty's "Bent," Joe's "I Wanna Know," *NSync's "It's Gonna Be Me" and 3 Doors Down's "Kryptonite," this record stands out. "Hey Mr. DJ, put a record on/ I want to dance with my baby...," Madonna sings.

56. Davis & Elkins College Drama Or Music Grants Mary Keith music Award National Federation of music clubs National Composition Awards Davis Elkins College drama or music Grants College of http://www.free-4u.com/davis_&_elkins_college_drama_or_music_grants.htm

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57. North London Collegiate School-Senior School Extra Curricular Activities There is a wide range of clubs, teams and societies, as well as opportunities for music, drama and sport at all levels. Lunchtime http://www.nlcs.org.uk/senior/senior-extracurric.shtml

Home History Junior Senior ... Vacancies Senior School Extra Curricular Activities Students at NLCS have the opportunity to be involved in a wide variety of activities outside of the classroom. There is a wide range of clubs, teams and societies, as well as opportunities for music, drama and sport at all levels. Lunchtime clubs and activities are available to younger pupils, whilst older girls have the opportunity to take on responsibilities and to participate in activities such as the Duke of Edinburgh's award and debating. Sixth-formers in particular have a wide range of activities open to them. A broad programme of Wednesday afternoon activities enables them to learn new skills such as sign language, first aid or pool-lifeguarding, or to engage in more artistic pursuits such as pottery, screen-printing or photography. Students in Year 12 can get involved in either of our Young Enterprise companies or participate in Model United Nations conferences, whilst students in Year 13 have the opportunity to lead societies and shape the programme of extra-curricular provision for the rest of the school. Year 7 Activities MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 8.30a.m.

58. Club Drama Night club drama night. collections and titles such as Tuesday Night music Club. clickserve.cc and Food Yellow Pages Find Restaurants, Night clubs, Vendors, Lounges http://www.zookle.com/cgi-bin/searchweb/smartsearch.cgi?keywords=club drama nigh

59. Projects - Art/Drama needed to support members (and getting involved in) a range of creative and leisure activities eg Art, music, drama, Games, Cooking . Time clubs run every http://www.lse.ac.uk/collections/LSESU/StudentVolunteering/Projects/Projects_art

Home Help Search Site index ... LSE for you You are here - Welcome to LSE Art/Drama If you would like to apply for any of these roles, please contact the Volunteer Centre, quoting the Project ID number Apply here Don't forget to look at the Summer Volunteering opportunities here New Gallery Volunteer Volunteers with an interest in visiting galleries/museums are needed to assist people with mobility difficulties to visit exhibitions at galleries and museums across London. Volunteers do not need to be art experts, but should have an interest in chatting to others about exhibits. Time: 3 hours, (12noon - 3pm) Mondays or Thursdays. once a month Location: Across London Project ID: AIG02 New Escort Volunteer Volunteers are needed to assist people with mobility difficulties to visit exhibitions at galleries and museums across London. Volunteers will help members to and from their houses to the minibus and accompany them on the journey to and from the gallery. Volunteers will receive free lunch and a ticket to the exhibition. Time: 1 day per month, either Monday or Thursday

60. After School Programs At Community Schools Recreational, Arts and Technology Includes visual arts, drama, music, dance and gym activities. Specialized clubs and classes include http://www.childrensaidsociety.org/locations_services/communityschools/afterscho

About CAS Donate Volunteer Pressroom ... Home Your location: Community Schools After School Programs After School Programs at Community Schools Through extended day programming, our community schools provide a myriad of after-school programs and services that enrich and supplement what children learn during the day. Through arts, recreation, socialization, leadership and educational activities, we ensure that each student has an opportunity to grow, broaden skills and acquire new ways of seeing the world. Click here to read our fact sheet on the importance of after-school programs. Academic Support Our elementary schools have adopted two major literacy enrichment curricula Foundations (Grades K-3) and KidzLit (Grades 4-5) that integrate quality children's literature with engaging and enjoyable activities including creative writing and visual and dramatic arts. These activities help to build children's literacy skills while also fostering development of social skills, self-esteem and a sense of community. These programs support the New York State Standards in English Language Arts. Programs for students in upper level grades include peer math tutoring, mentoring, Saturday Reading Clubs, Homework Help, Accelerated High School Exam Prep, Book and Science Clubs and English as a Second Language classes.

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