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  1. An Act to Provide for the Design, Construction, Furnishing, and Equipping of a Center for Performing Arts within the Complex Known as the New Mexico Hispanic ... for Other Purposes (SuDoc AE 2.110:105-127) by U.S. National Archives and Records Administration, 1997
  2. Georges Barrere and the flute in America: An exhibit in the Music Division, New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, November 12, 1994-February 4, 1995 by Nancy Toff, 1994
  3. Index to Dance Periodicals: 1997 Dance Collection the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts (Index to Dance Periodicals)
  4. A star is born: swimming pools now take center stage in performing arts. : An article from: Pool & Spa News by Shabnam Mogharabi, 2005-10-10
  5. Index to Dance Periodicals 1999: Dance Collection the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts (Index to Dance Periodicals)
  6. Performing Dark Arts: A Cultural History of Conjuring (Intellect Books - Theatre and Consciousness) by Michael Mangan, 2007-08-30
  7. Costume Design on Broadway: Designers and Their Credits, 1915-1985 (Bibliographies and Indexes in the Performing Arts) by Bobbi Owen, 1987-08-12
  8. The New York Times Guide to the Arts of the 20th Century by Staff Of The Ny, 2002-02-28
  9. Symphony New Brunswick: quartets, quintets & full orchestra.: An article from: Performing Arts & Entertainment in Canada by Edith Hoisington Miller, 1996-03-22
  10. Urgently needed in TV news: the Anima Factor. (television news needs a feminine aspect): An article from: Performing Arts & Entertainment in Canada by Ben Viccari, 1995-09-22
  11. A dream come true: Kanata Theatre moves into its new playhouse.(Kanata, Ontario): An article from: Performing Arts & Entertainment in Canada by Iris Winston, 1996-03-22
  12. Refurbishing a theatre and revitalizing a downtown core. (New Westminster's Columbia Theatre): An article from: Performing Arts & Entertainment in Canada by Leslie Gilbert, 1997-09-22
  13. Go West! (New West Theater Company): An article from: Performing Arts & Entertainment in Canada by Brynly Roberts, 1996-09-22
  14. Art of the Western World Study Guide by Pearson Marvin Macek, Adelheid Gealt, et all 1989-03

61. Kimmel Center, Inc. > News Releases > Philadelphia Performing Arts Center Presid
Philadelphia performing arts Center President Steps Down from RPACPosition May 1, 2001 Willard G. Rouse III, chairman of the Board
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62. Film, Performing Arts And Media Studies
Studies and Performance arts, the resources which have been designed with a teachingperspective in mind, such as Blood Cinema, Broadcast news and Performance
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Film, Media, and Performing Arts
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Film and Media Studies
Resources relevant to the study of Film and Media Studies tend to fall into similar categories and, indeed, frequently overlap. Entries for this section have been organised according to three broadly-defined resource types: reference databases, full-text databases or collections of resources, and thirdly, more specifically teaching-oriented packages, which may also include some primary resources but which also contain some critical commentary or contextual information. For both subject areas there exist an abundance of substantial reference resources. These include film reference databases, which differ in emphasis, breadth and depth of information, but generally include entries by film title with varying amounts of additional information.The Film Index International , for example, provides a comprehensive collection of short entries for 90,000 'international' films, with other relevant information, such as biographical details for personalities and references to relevant periodical articles. For secondary film resources, the

63. College Of DuPage Arts News
For more information about this concert and other performing arts events, call (630)9424000. arts news for the week of May 24, 2004, at College of DuPage
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(C.O.D. Photo by Rich Malec) La Traviata
DuPage Opera Theatre, conducted by Harold Bauer, will present Verdi's "La Traviata" at 3 p.m. Sunday, July 11, and at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Friday and Saturday, July 13, 16 and 17. For ticket information, call Arts news for the week of June 7, 2004, at College of DuPage
Jazz Concert

"Jazz at Sunset," the annual outdoor concert, will kick off at 5 p.m. Sunday, June 27, in the McAninch Arts Center Courtyard. Community Band
The DuPage Community Concert Band will perform a mixed program of works on June 8. Summer Season Tickets on Sale Tickets for the MAC summer season are currently on sale. Photography Exhibit An exhibit of black-and-white photographs by Steve Harp and color photographs by Jordan Schulman will be on display through June 19 in the Gahlberg Gallery. More about the MAC Ticket Information News Bureau College of DuPage Office of Public Information OCC 143-45 425 Fawell Boulevard Glen Ellyn, IL 60137-6599

64. Allen Library - Internet Arts Resources
performing RIGHTS ORGANIZATIONS ASCAP ASCAP s Clearance Express Legislative Matterssection includes news of current BMI BMI s Art Business of Songwriting
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  • American Memory: Historical Collections for the National Digital Library
    From the Library of Congress, a growing and searchable database of documents, photographs, movies, and sound recordings that tell America's story. Art and Culture
    Links to a variety of resources that relate to the visual arts, performing arts, design, literature, music, and film. ArtsUSA
    This website of the American Council for the Arts (ACA) continues to serve as a major online resource for arts advocacy and awareness. The site features press releases, legislative updates, a comprehensive online catalog of publications, and the National Arts Policy Clearing house, a searchable bibliographic database containing over 5,000 abstracts of documents on arts and culture in the U.S. The British Library Manuscripts Catalogue
    Compiled over nearly two centuries, the scholarly catalogues of the Department of Manuscripts cover all types of handwritten material in western languages including notes written on papyrus, literary and political papers, manuscript music, maps, drawings, photographs and illuminated manuscripts. Users can encompass most of the mainstream catalogues in a single search and retrieve information based on keyword searching.
    Developed at Princeton University with support from the Pew Charitable Trust, this interactive archive of data on the arts and cultural policy in the U.S. includes artists, arts and cultural organizations, audiences, and funding for arts and culture.

65. WashingtonPavilion.org: Washington Pavilion Of Arts And Sciences - Husby Perform
Sign up to receive news about upcoming events, classes and shows at theHusby performing arts Center. Want special members only bulletins?
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  • 66. Arts, Performing Arts, Theatre: News And Media
    Includes funding advice and news. On The Boards and In The Wings Janine Fawcett scolumn on legitimate theatre and the performing arts on Broadway, London s
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    Top Arts Performing Arts Theatre ... Musical Theatre Related links of interest:
    • Arts:Performing Arts:Acting:Publications 123 New York - Guide to shows and entertainment on broadway in New York City. Includes schedules, reviews and articles of the best shows, plays and productions. 1501 Broadway - Monthly e-zine of theatre news, opinion, humor, rumor and trivia. Absolute Broadway - Provides links, news ,and commentary on Broadways shows, plays and musicals. Aisle Say - Internet magazine of stage reviews and opinion. Ananova - UK-focused theatre news with email updates and A-Z guide. Ant's Theatre Stuff - Information about past and present stage performances from several English speaking amateur theatre groups in Luxembourg including New World Theatre Club, Pirate Productions, and the Round Tower Players. ArtSavant - An eclectic arts site devoted to writers, thinkers, performers, and their impressions, and expressions of things artistic. At The Theatre - Theater play reviews for Chicago and surrounding area. Backstage West - Online site for the Backstage West/Dramalogue publication. Casting notices and actor resume and photos. Resources and articles.

    67. Augusta.com - Ultimate Source Of News, Information, And Entertainment For August
    Augusta Common Visiting Augusta Moving here Augusta Facts news Weather Sports CalendarEcards Wallpaper Restaurants Movies Music performing arts Club calendar
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    Augusta's wide array of cultural organizations and activities reflects the area's rich history and appreciation for the arts. The Augusta community supports its own ballet, symphony, opera company, museums, multiple theatre companies and various other arts organizations providing educational and entertainment opportunities for both children and adults. Artistic Venues Augusta Symphony Augusta Ballet Augusta Opera Augusta Choral Society ... Paine College Fine Arts Department Performing Centers Augusta-Richmond County Civic Center F. Gordon Dinner Theatre Imperial Theatre Museums Morris Museum of Art National Science Center's Fort Discovery Augusta Museum of History Lucy Craft Laney Museum ... Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art Cultural Organizations Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art Greater Augusta Arts Council Historic Augusta Incorporated Provided by: The Augusta Metro Chamber of Commerce All contents

    68. Haynes Showcases DeBartolo Center For Performing Arts - The Observer - News
    Haynes showcases DeBartolo Center for performing arts. By Andrew Thagard.Published Wednesday, October 1, 2003. John Haynes, Director
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    By Andrew Thagard Published: Wednesday, October 1, 2003 John Haynes, Director of the Performing Arts and Executive Director of the DeBartolo Center for the Performing Arts at Notre Dame, highlighted the University's new performing arts facility Wednesday, and explained the role of culture and arts in determining the success of a community during the 16th annual President's Luncheon for Michiana Business Leaders.
    Building the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center, Haynes said, represents a milestone both for Notre Dame and the South Bend community. The 150,000 square foot building is set to be completed on June 1 at a cost of $62.6 million.
    The facility, which features seven venues, including a main stage theatre, studio theatre, concert hall, THX-certified cinema and organ and chorale hall combines the finest aspects of performing arts innovations in a building that maintains the collegiate Gothic architectural style that characterizes Notre Dame's campus.
    The building also reflects Notre Dame's commitment to the arts, Haynes said.

    69. In The News
    The School of Fine performing arts at Portland State University to study and practiceof the arts in both Read below about some of the exciting news at FPA!
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    In The News Architecture Art Music and Theater Arts . FPA is home to more than 125 teaching faculty, staff and instructors and more than 1,300 young artists, architects, musicians and actors. FPA is committed to study and practice of the arts in both academic and real-world settings. In fact, more than 20,000 people attended our students' concerts, exhibitions and lectures last year. Read below about some of the exciting news at FPA!
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    PSU Chamber Choir Celebrates International Awards
    Jazz Legend Clare Fischer at PSU Nov. 29-Dec. 1
    Community Musicians Come Together for 'Soul-Filled Messiah' Dec. 7-9

    70. News From Belmont Public Schools | Belmont, Massachusetts
    news from Department of Fine and performing arts. performing arts COMPANYwill present its first One Act Play Festival on May 2022.
    http://www.belmont.k12.ma.us/news/details.asp?NEWSID=184

    71. News : Performing Arts Chicago - News
    news. PAC/edge Performance Festival 2004. performing arts Chicago (PAC) and the Schoolof the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC) present the second annual PAC/edge
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    PAC/edge Performance Festival 2004 Performing Arts Chicago (PAC) and the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC) present the second annual PAC/edge Performance Festival: A Convergence of Chicago Artists, an eclectic mix of the city's artists in an expanded six-week festival. Building on the overwhelming success of last year's Festival, the 2004 program features more than 200 events, 40 local companies and artists, over 10 world premieres, expanded music an visual art components, and the introduction of dance. The PAC/edge Performance Festival will be held at the Athenaeum Theatre, 2936 N. Southport, beginning March 12 and continuing through April 18, 2004. The public is invited to participate in all of these events as well as workshops, pre-theater talks and post-show and panel discussions, led by artists participating in the PAC/edge Performance Festival and PAC's resident performance groups. Athenaeum Theatre
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    72. United Performing Arts Fund
    ZORE, RODRIGUEZ TO COCHAIR UNITED performing arts FUND. Monday, November,03 2003. THE UNITED performing arts FUND ANNOUNCES 2003 GRANT RECIPIENTS.
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    dqmcodebase = "http://www.upaf.org/common/js/" //script folder location ZORE, RODRIGUEZ TO CO-CHAIR UNITED PERFORMING ARTS FUND Monday, November, 03 2003 The United Performing Arts Fund (UPAF) today announced that Edward J. Zore, president and chief executive officer of Northwestern Mutual, and Christine G. Rodriguez, vice president, state and community Click here to read more... THE UNITED PERFORMING ARTS FUND ANNOUNCES 2003 GRANT RECIPIENTS Tuesday, November, 04 2003 The United Performing Arts Fund (UPAF) today announced the distribution of more than $35,000 to 15 area non-UPAF member performing arts groups through the UPAF Grants program. Click here to read more... UPAF ANNOUNCES 2004 CAMPAIGN CABINET Monday, January, 26 2004 ZORE, RODRIGUEZ TO CHAIR 2004 CAMPAIGN Click here to read more... UPAF ANNOUNCES $9.85 MILLION GOAL Monday, February, 23 2004 Led by Co-Chairs Edward J. Zore and Christine G. Rodriguez, UPAF officially launches 2004 campaign. Click here to read more... UPAF ANNOUNCES NEW STRATEGIC MISSION Tuesday, February, 24 2004 NEW MEMBERSHIP STRUCTURE INCLUDES FIRST STAGE CHILDREN’S THEATER AS CORNERSTONE MEMBER Click here to read more...

    73. Cushing | News | Performing Arts Schedule
    performing arts Schedule 20032004. Winter Term. Febuary. Friday, February13, Jazz Ensemble. Thursday Friday, Feb. 26 27, Winter Musical. March.
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    Performing Arts Schedule 2003-2004 Winter Term Febuary Friday, February 13 Jazz Ensemble Winter Musical
    March Winter Theatre Ensemble Sunday, March 7 Choral Concert Spring Term April Friday, April 23 Spring Family Weekend Performances
    May Sunday, May 2 Spring Recital I Spring Theatre Workshop Sunday, May 9 Spring Recital II Tuesday, May 11 Choral Concert Spring Dance Concert Saturady, May 15 Dorm Aid Spring Threatre Ensemble Monday, May 24 Spring VideoFest
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    74. Entertainment News -
    Rose Parade at the Auckland performing arts Centre 30.04.2004 By BERNADETTERAE As a dancer, Megan Adams stands out as a high voltage performer.
    http://www.nzherald.co.nz/entertainment/entertainmentstorydisplay.cfm?storyID=35

    75. KSW : Programs : News : Performing Arts
    Program news performing arts.
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    Summer The Skyflakes, Michael Premsrirat, Suz Takeda, and Evanescing Incandescence, were among the performers who entertained the audiences at our APAture fundraisers. Featured DJs included Superugly, Franklin Lee, and Andrew Amorao. Thanks to all the artists who were so generous with their time and helped make the fundraisers successful!
    Fall Our APAture Festival featured many talented performers, including Steven Low's original monologues, belly dancer Charlise Tiee, and performance artists Gennifer Hirano (aka Asian Princess) and Kristina Sheryl Wong
    Summer
    Our APAture fundraisers featured many exciting performers. Spoken word artist/poet Charity Chi Ramilo, alternapop band The Skyflakes, and dancer Neela Moorty performed at APAture's 7-Eleven Kickass Kickoff event at Locus 1640 Post. Slam poet Rupert Estanislao, belly dancer Charlise Tiee, and indie punk/rock band The Clarendon Hills performed at APAture's Flashback fundraiser at 21 Grand in Oakland.
    Spring
    KSW teamed up with Locus 1640 Post to present a multi-media event that center around the anthology The Movement and the Moment, published by UCLA. The events took place May 16 and 17, 7:30 - 10 PM at Locus 1640 Post, San Francisco.

    76. Member News - International Society For The Performing Arts
    there Mr. Chappell commissioned 85 works from performing artists. at http//www.pm.gc.ca/eng/news.asp?id wasawarded the Garrett Award at the arts and Business
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    Member News items may be submitted to info@ispa.org Sting, Lang, and Petit Collaborat for the Sage Gatehead 05/24/04 01:22 AM Sting and Northern Sinfonia are to perform the traditional classic 'Waters of Tyne' specially arranged by composer David Lang - when high wire artist Philippe Petit crosses the Tyne gorge to the upper façade of The Sage Gateshead in June 2005.
    Sting, world renowned singer, composer, actor and activist - will join forces with Northern Sinfonia in June 2005 in his native Northeast. The international chart-topper, who rose to fame as the front man of band The Police and went onto global acclaim as a solo artist is to sing .Waters of Tyne. in a spectacular event, which forms part of The Sage Gateshead's opening year of celebrations. Sting comments; "It's really exciting for me to know that this spectacular building The Sage Gateshead will enable visiting musicians to experience this vibrant area. I know how important music is to young people and I am delighted that many more of them will have the opportunity to develop their knowledge, skills and interest in all kinds of music. It will be really extraordinary to perform at this spectacular event to celebrate the opening of The Sage Gateshead."
    It is hoped that the event will officially open the NewcastleGateshead International River Festival. Paul Collard, Creative Director, Culture10, comments: "To have someone of Sting's global standing give their creative support to this project is indicative of the scale of things we are capable of achieving here in the region. Sting's contribution epitomizes the true ethos of our Culture10 ambitions. He is an internationally renowned artist creating world-class music for a project rooted in the hearts and minds of the people of NewcastleGateshead."

    77. Stephens College: News And Events-Stephens Events_Performing Arts
    performing arts at Stephens College. Performances are held in the MacklanburgPlayhouse and our studentrun Warehouse Theatre, located
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    Performing Arts at Stephens College Performances are held in the Macklanburg Playhouse and our student-run Warehouse Theatre, located on Willis Avenue, one block east of the intersection at Broadway and College. The Box office is located in the Playhouse lobby. To order tickets, fill out a Ticket Order Form or contact the Box Office: Stephens College
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    78. WMU News - Fine Arts News
    are the mostrecent articles from WMU news relating to the College of Fine arts,its faculty Johnson earns awards at Kennedy Center for the performing arts.
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    WMU HOME ABOUT WMU WMU NEWS NEWS BY TOPIC ... College of Fine Arts Fine Arts News Below are the most-recent articles from WMU News relating to the College of Fine Arts, its faculty, students and alumni. Russell W. Brown (June 3) Associate professor emeritus of music died May 24. Library displays photos by alumnus Gary Cialdella (June 1) Photos from Cialdella's "Calumet Series" of the "Rust Belt" around Chicago on display in library rotunda. Music students, Gold Company snag more awards (May 23) Students rack up multiple Down Beat awards for the 12th straight year, Gold Company CD honored. New Play Project showcases student talent (May 17) Readings of new one-act plays by student-playwrights performed and directed by theatre students on three Monday evenings. 'Aching to Go Home' debuts at Epic Center (May 13) Multimedia drama by WMU's Paul R. Solomon performed Thursday through Sunday, May 20-23, at Epic Center Theatre. Honors students win summer research grants (May 7) Eleven students receive Dean's Summer Research Grants. Complete list of students, their projects and faculty mentors.

    79. Wales Association For The Performing Arts
    Umbrella body for the professional performing arts organisations in Wales, representing theatre, opera and dance. Ethos, news, calendar and membership.
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    80. NYFA Current - Art News For Artists And All Those Who Support Them
    NYFA Current is a free weekly edigest featuring news affecting the arts, as well as job openings and opportunities for artists, arts organizations, and the
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    Make your voice heard! This week's Current poll: Michael Moore's "Farenheit 9/11" recently won the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival. What's your opinion on the role of politics in art?
    I'm into it. I'd vote for Michael Moore over both George W. Bush and John Kerry.
    Write a letter to your elected official. Keep politics out of art.
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    In Their Own Words Ken Montgomery Kevin Killian Kevin Killian is a San Francisco-based poet and playwright. He is currently editing the work of the late San Francisco poet Jack Spicer. Total Eclipse , a play he co-wrote with D-L Alvarez, opens at New Langton Arts in October, 2004. Artist Colter Jacobsen is curating Pink Steam , a group show at the Harvey Milk Library from July 1-August 17 of American artists responding to the writing of Killian and Dodie Bellamy. Spotlight Welcome to Dreamland
    Thanks to a Creative Time grant, the loose collective The Dreamland Artist Club is giving Coney Island a facelift by hand-painting signs and murals for local rides and businesses, integrating art into Brooklyn’s mythologized seaside neighborhood.

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