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Monday, 12 May 2008 |
 Kane, Welch, Kaplin The Performing Arts Studio is pleased to bring Kane, Welch, Kaplin back to the Summer Breeze stage on Sunday, May 18th. Music begins at 7:30 in Lions Park, South Flood and Symmes. Summer Breeze Concerts are free and open to one and all. Bring your own seating and refreshments and enjoy an evening of outstanding, family friendly, entertainment.Those who attended the almost rained out concert last summer will testify to the outstanding musical experience Kane, Welch, Kaplin provided. “It was magical.” says Summer Breeze Chair Steven White. “They moved into the gazebo and played the entire show with the audience, who had braved the sprinkles, clustered around, spellbound." In 2004, Kieran Kane and Fats Kaplin, well known artists in their own right, joined Oklahoma native son Kevin Welch and began recording as a band. Their first two albums reached number one on the Americana charts. |
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Monday, 12 May 2008 |
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Sheila Tiarks will be the featured poet at The Performing Arts Studio Second Sunday Poetry Reading May 18. The reading begins at 2:00 in the Norman Depot, 200 South Jones Avenue. There is no admission charge. Light refreshments will be served. Tiarks, a retired social worker, began writing poetry only seven years ago. Her first one person extended reading was at PAS Second Sunday Poetry in 2006. She has since become a prominent personality in the metro poetry scene and is now the host/coordinator of the monthly poetry readings at Full Circle in Oklahoma City. “Sheila Tiarks is an accomplished poet in her own right, one whose poetic vision has delighted audiences who have found her warm and perceptive.” says Carl Sennhenn, host of Second Sunday Poetry. “We look forward to her second reading at the Depot.” For additional information on Performing Arts Studio programs call 405-307-9320. PAS hours are 8:00 am to 3:00 pm Tuesday through Friday and 1:00 to 5:00 Sundays. |
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Sunday, 27 April 2008 |
 Easter Island Emily Dutcher’s first trip around the world was with a National Geographic Expedition, which took her to 11 countries in 22 days. The Performing Arts Studio presents a selection of the 4,800 photos Dutcher took during that trip, with an opening reception coinciding with the Norman Gallery Association Spring Art Walk from 6:00 to 10:00 PM, Friday, May 2. Dutcher’s First Time Around exhibit will run through July 6 in the Norman Depot, 200 South Jones Avenue. Sculptor Ken Hoving will also be showing at the Depot during the Art Walk. Live music for the opening will be provided by Dennis Borycki. Light refreshments will be served. When she joined 90 other people on the National Geographic Photographic Expedition, Dutcher was not sure what to expect. “Each day”, she says, “managed to somehow top the last, which didn’t seem possible considering everything we saw: Machu Picchu in Peru, the Moai statues at Easter Island; a man-made rain forest in Australia; Angkor Wat in Cambodia; the pandas in Chengdu, China, an orphanage and the Potala in Lhasa, Tibet; the Taj Mahal in India; the wild assortment of animals in the Serengeti Plains; the face of King Tut in Luxor, Egypt; and finally a Berber village (via mule) in the Atlas Mountains Of Morocco.” The photographic opportunities were endless. The resulting photos incredibly beautiful and diverse. |
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