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Featured Artist
Bill Muzzillo |
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Featured Artist this week is our friend,
Bill.
I first met Bill, and his partner, Jim, back in 2001 when I sold them a
condo on Palmer Ranch. They became quick friends of Peg and I and we share a
regular Friday “movie night” with them every winter. We alternate who gets
to select the movies: one week Bill will select an artsy film and then the
next week I’ll pick a good movie.
Bill is a mid-west guy and got a degree in music back when I was still in
middle school (I love the jabs, though I will pay for it later). From there
he went to NYC and performed as Morrison and Muzzillo; Bill on piano (he is
really quite good) and Mary Lynn Morrison singing in a cabaret act. They
performed all over NYC at places like The 88’s. (Ok, Peg just told me that
saying Bill’s piano playing is “quite good” is a gross understatement, and
she suggested the word “brilliant." I don’t use those types of words, but it
is true that Bill’s playing is brilliant. Happy?)
When the performing came to an end, Bill headed to Chicago and wound up
teaching, as an Associate Professor, at City College of Chicago for a
million years (upper-cut); teaching English, film and literature. He is
retired now, but still teaches a film-lit class on-line.
In Sarasota, Bill is active with Theatre Odyssey. Summering in Michigan,
Bill produced, and was artistic director for, the first 10-minute play
festival in Western Michigan, “Eight by Ten.” He also hosted a regular film
screening event at The Red Barn
in Saugatuck. As an actor, Bill won critical acclaim in the Barn production
of “Revival at Possum Kingdom Community Church” (by Linda LaRocque). The
play not only took top honors at the 2007 Community Theatre Association of
Michigan Play Festival, Bill and the cast also won the coveted “Best
Ensemble” award and went on to represent Michigan in the Regional
Competition of the American Association of Community Theatre (AACT) Fest.
The play continues to be an audience favorite at theatres around the
country.
Bill is a credentialed film scholar, I am not, and our taste in movies and
plays sometimes merge, but mostly we enjoy the banter that comes from
differing opinions (mine = right; his = wrong… this is my newsletter, after
all). In the end, Bill is a great guy and very talented, in his own right.
(He is out of town this week and probably won’t see this, so I can deny
saying both the good and jabby things if questioned). –Rick Hughes |
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February 16 – March 14
[ yesterday, yesterday ]
Venice Theatre presents “Annie."
As if you don’t know the story line, here it is from the VT website: “Music
by Charles Strouse, Lyrics by Martin Charnin, book by Thomas Meehan, Based
on the Harold Gray comic strip Little Orphan Annie Annie is a spunky
depression-era orphan determined to find her parents, who abandoned her
years ago on the doorstep of a New York City Orphanage run by the cruel,
embittered Miss Hannigan. In adventure after fun-filled adventure, Annie
foils Miss Hannigan's evil machinations, befriends President Roosevelt and
finds a new family and home in billionaire Oliver Warbucks, his personal
secretary Grace Farrell and a lovable mutt named Sandy." Call 941-488-1115
for tickets and information.
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February 18 – March 1
[ cutting up ]
At Florida Studio Theatre,
in the Gompertz Theatre: “Shear
Madness” is the hilarious whodunit where the audience gets to solve the
crime. A mixture of improvisation and up-to-the-minute spontaneous humor,
the play is different every time you see it. Set today, in a hairstyling
salon in the city, the landlady Isabel Czerny who lives above the shop is
murdered, and every one of the actors has a reason to do her in. The
audience gets involved in the action by questioning the actors and
attempting to solve the crime. Call 941-366-9000 for tickets and
information.
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February 18 – March 7
[ coitins ]
The Manatee Players present
“Curtains” and describe it thusly: “A delightful return to old-fashioned
musical comedy, CURTAINS unfolds backstage at Boston's Colonial Theatre in
1959 at a pre-Broadway tryout of a new musical. When the talent-free leading
lady dies on opening night during her curtain call, Lieutenant Frank Cioffi
arrives on the scene to conduct an investigation. But the lure of the
theatre proves irresistible and after an unexpected romance blooms for the
stage-struck detective, he finds himself just as drawn toward making the
show a hit, as he is in solving the murder.” Call 941-748-5875. |
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February 19
[ free courtyard concert ]
Susan James & The Hooligans perform live this week in Sarasota at the
Towles Court Arts District
courtyard, during the Third Friday Towles Court Artwalk (6:00 - 10:00 pm).
The group’s broad range includes folk, blues, country and a little
rock-and-roll and, in addition to their original music, they play Dylan,
Raitt, Ronstadt the Eagles and more. |
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February 19 (and Feb. 20 - 28)
[ father & son ]
“Family
Traditions” is an artist’s reception featuring the artwork of
Frank and
Sean Colson on Friday from 5:00 - 8:00 pm in the Mansion at Phillippi Estate
Park (5500 S. Tamiami Tr., Sarasota). The exhibit continues from February 20
- 28. All donations and raffle proceeds benefit the restoration of the
historic Phillippi Farmhouse. Call 941-861-5000. |
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February 19 - 21
[ hot tip...py toes ]
The Sarasota Ballet honors the
late choreographer Andre Prokovsky and highlights the work of their resident
choreographer Dominic Walsh in a series of five performances beginning
Friday, February 19 at 8:00 pm, Saturday at 2:00 and 8:00 pm and Sunday at
2:00 pm and a special 7:00 pm show. Strong sales and sold out houses in
January have prompted the Ballet to add the Sunday evening show to
accommodate all who wish to attend. The performances will take place at the
FSU Performing Arts Center (5555 N. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota). Call
941-351-8000. |
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February 19 - 28
[ blood-sucking play ]
State College of Florida’s
Studio 84 Productions presents “Dracula,” a faithful adaptation of Bram
Stokers' 1987 novel, at 8:00 pm, Friday - Saturday, Feb. 19 -20, and
Thursday - Saturday, Feb. 25-27, in the David S. & Anne W. Howard Studio
Theatre, located in building 11 West at SCF Bradenton (5840 26th St. West).
Matinee performances at 2:00 pm, Sunday, Feb. 21 and Feb. 28. Written by
American playwright Steven Dietz, the play chronicles Transylvanian Count
Dracula’s efforts to exert his will upon London as several residents fight
to save themselves from a hideous fate. The play is directed by Kenneth
Erickson Jr. Cast members are Jeff Beghtel as Seward; Colin Brady as Harker;
Kate Hoffman as Mina; Carl MacMichael as Renfield; Katelyn Studer as Lucy;
Grace Vitale as Van Helsing; and Gilbert Ortiz as Dracula. Other cast
members include Rachael Bayor, Mary Bellows, Nicole Cunningham, Adam Condor,
Emily Jamieson, Janet Raines, Edson Seide and Michael Walton. Call
941-752-5252 for more information. |
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February 20
[ lots of bands ]
The Cock & Bull (975 Cattlemen Rd., Sarasota) is hosting 35 bands, on two
stages, at the Noise Ordinance CD
Release Party from noon until 2:00 am There’s over 14 hours of music
from folk to punk and everything in between. Lots to eat and drink. Doors
open at 11:45 am Rain date Feb. 21. |
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February 22
[ singing divas ]
Suncoast AIDS Theatre Project is proud to present “DIVAS DO GARLAND – IN
CONCERT” at the Players Theatre at
7:30 pm. Proceeds from this event will benefit Michael Boch Health Center of
Manatee and Trinity Charities in Sarasota; organizations that provide
services to people living with HIV and AIDS. “DIVAS DO GARLAND – IN
CONCERT”, is a 90-minute tribute to the sensational music of Judy Garland.
The event will feature co-emcees Carolyn Michael and Roberta MacDonald and
musical stars Sharon Scott, Ann Morrison, Forrest Richards, Kyle Ennis
Turoff, and more. Tickets are $10.00 and can be purchased by calling the
Players Box Office at 941-365-2494. |
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OMG… what the heck is this? Who are Royce and Marilyn?
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February 22, March 1 & March 8
[ three music lectures ]
The Sarasota Institute for Lifetime
Learning continues its
Music Monday Series
at 10:30 at Sarasota Orchestra’s
Holley Hall.
On 2/22, “Banging the Drum Softly” with Florida Orchestra timpanist
John Bannon;
3/1 “The Leader of the Band” with Metropolitan Opera conductor
Joseph Colaneri; 3/8 “It’s More than Ooom-pah-pah” with
Jay Hunsberger,
principal tubist with Sarasota Orchestra. All three gentlemen will speak
about their respective instruments, the history behind it and its importance
to the orchestra. 941-365-6404. |
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February 23 – 28
[ spicy meatballa ]
Abba’s music inspired the Broadway smash “Mamma
Mia!” and the hit movie. Live on stage at the
Van Wezel. Tickets on sale now at
941-953-3368. (I, Rick, resisted seeing the movie
because, well, Abba and a singing Meryl Streep. But, I admit, I liked the
movie and enjoyed the light-hearted plot. I am sure it is a lively
production.)
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February 26
[ swampy blues ]
The Moon Over Myakka Concert Series continues with
Ben Prestage at 7:00
pm. The concert is under the stars at Myakka River State Park (9 miles east
of I-75 on Clark Road)Ben's music is a mix of FL swamp Blues and
Mississippi Blues; something he comes by naturally; his grandfather was a
Mississippi share cropper and Ben grew up in the swamps of south central
Florida. When is the last time you got away from the concrete, lights and
noise and listened to some good ol' acoustic music under the full moon?
Yeah, thought so.
For more information, call 941 361-6511 or 941 373-7839. |
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February 26
[ touch of glass ]
The Selby Gallery,
on the campus of the Ringling College of
Art & Design, presents a
special glass sculpture exhibition. As they say, “This exhibition
demonstrates that glass is now being used to create sculpture and
installations that utilize the unique appearance of the medium and how it
can create mind boggling installations. In Gallery I the three-dimensional
forms of Kathleen Mulcahy and Ron Desmett will be on view. The walls of
Gallery II will be lined with a Martin Prekop installation.” Call
941-359-7563
for more information.
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February 27
[ magic show for kids ]
“Little Bookworms,” children’s
bookstore and boutique (Main St., Lakewood Ranch), is celebrating it’s
5 year anniversary, from 2:00 - 4:00 pm, with story time, games, drawing
lessons and a magic show by
Camp Cigma. Call 941-907-3808.
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Opening February 27
[ not tom jones ]
Engelbert Humperdinck’s “Hansel
and Gretel” comes to life at the
Sarasota Opera. Sung in English, the three-act opera is the classic
story of two mischievous children, a wicked witch and a twisted plot. Call
941-366-8450.
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February 27
[ guitar ]
The duo Gonzales & Koch will perform at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church at 7:30
pm. The Argentine press acclaimed Pablo González Jazey´s interpretation of
the Concierto de Aranjuez as “a flawless and subtle performance... brilliant
interpretation...” Thomas Koch, founding president of GuitarSarasota
performed at Weill Recital Hall in New York City, the German Embassy
Auditorium in Washington DC, Eglise Saint-Merri in Paris, France and
Kulturhaus Mitte in Berlin, Germany. In 2006, he founded
GuitarSarasota, which has
become one of the most successful non-profit classical guitar organizations
in Florida. Call 941-362-2991.
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February 28
[ millman & wbtt ]
The annual luncheon of the CUNY Alumni Group is at Michael’s On East from
11-2:00. The guest speaker is Howard Millman, President of Westcoast Black
Theatre Troupe (WBTT). Entertainment will be provided by WBTT members Maria
Wirries and Diana Harrington. For reservations and info call Sehlly
Youngelman at 941-462-1167.
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February 28 – March 6
[ jazz festival ]
The 30th Annual
Sarasota Jazz Festival starts at Philippi Estate Park (5500 S. Tamiami
Tr., Sarasota) from 12-5:00 pm and continues with a different performance at
different venues each day through the Festival. There’s no way we could list
it all here, so click the link and get the scoop, daddy-o, on the Festival
website. Dig it! Jazz hotline number is 941-316-9207. |
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March 3
[ one woman ]
The artwork of Ellen Kaiden is on
exhibit at the Harmony Gallery (insider the Beatrice Friedman Symphony
Center) March 2-31 and includes an artist’s reception on March 3rd from 5:00
- 6:30 pm. A portion of all sales benefits the
Sarasota Orchestra. |
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March 3
[ jazz-a-van trolley ]
The Jazz Club of Sarasota’s annual Jazz Caravan by Trolley rolls around town
from 6-7:00 pm and includes stops at 7 different venues featuring area jazz
bands. Call 941-366-1553 for details. (look at the fun Betty Comora and Ron
Drischel are having in this photo).
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March 3 – 21
[ conservatory play ]
“Machinal”
is in the FSU/Asolo Converatory’s Cook Theatre. It’s the story of an
ordinary woman “foolish enough” to believe that she can have it all. Her
inevitable downfall and shattering conclusion keep theatre-goers talking
long after the curtain. Call 941-351-8000 for tickets and information.
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March 6
[ reVISION ]
The Village of the Arts, Bradenton, is pleased to host for the second year, reVISION, an art sale of works by artists who recycle and repurpose
materials in their work. Stroll around the Village Saturday from 11:00 -
4:00 pm to see and buy unique items such as sculptures from garden hoses,
jewelry from silverware, ornaments from aluminum cans and even painted
bowling balls! Florida Blood Services will on site from 12 to 4 for blood
donations, and Manatee County Extension Service will be on hand to explain
composting and rain barrels. Some galleries will be featuring recycling
artists during the month of March. The Baobab Tree will have the sculptures
of Sarasota artist Maia Rubin and St. Petersburg artists the Renaissance
Men. Dancing Crane Gallery will have Rita Balcomb and Robert Connollys'
clock made from discarded computers.
For more information,
Christine Turner 941 776-7602.
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March 6
[ pop goes the art ]
Palmetto Art Center
(PAC- 907 5th St. W., Palmetto) will showcase POST POP artworks by
world-renowned and talented local artists at an opening night party
Saturday, March 6th, from 5:00 - 9:00 pm. One of the many Post Pop artists
on display is David McGough. More than 100 of McGough’s photographs have
made the cover of The New York Post and also dozens of magazines like LIFE,
Vanity Fair and Playboy. McGough, an Anna Maria resident, is a painter and
original mixed-medium artist. Others involved in this exciting exhibit
include, Carrie Price Wheatley, artist and owner of Innervisions Gallery in
Bradenton’s Village of the Arts, Layla Copeland, “casual cartoonist” Hugo
Porcaro and photgrapher Bill Martin. There will be music by the Gumbo Boogie
Band. The exhibition continues through March 30. Call 941-518-2109 |
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March 6 & 7
[ shave and a haircut ]
The State Champion Sarasota Chorus of the Keys is paying homage to
Broadway's Fabulous Ladies in their 61st Annual Show. The 100-man Chorus,
under the direction of renowned barbershop coach Don Clause, will send up
those feisty femmes in a song-filled spectacular at the brand-new Riverview
Performing Arts Center (1 Ram Way, Sarasota). In addition to the main
chorus, the comedic quartet Hot Shots, known for their blend of humor and
harmony, will be performing fresh off a big win at the International
Barbershop Convention. The
Sarasota Chorus is also happy to welcome Fortissimo to the annual show,
another award-winning quartet who started singing together while in college
almost ten years ago. Tickets range from $20 to $40 and can be purchased by
calling the Chorus at 941-484-7589.
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March 7 – 10
[ jewish film fest ]
The Jewsih Film Festival of Sarasota-Manatee, presented in partnership with
the Sarasota Film Festival, will screen “Seven Minutes in Heaven,” “Holy
Land Hardball,”
“Leap of Faith,” and “Jaffa.” Some are narrative and some are documentaries.
Call 941-374-4546 for more information. The festival will be at the Beatrice
Friedman Theatre on the Jewish Federation of Sarasota-Manatee Campus.
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March 9, 10, 11
[ watercolor this ]
Art & Frame of Sarasota
is sponsoring Karen Vernon’s Watercolor Workshop, “The Flavors of
Watercolor.” There is also a free demonstration on March 8 from 6:00 - 8:00
pm. The workshop is at St. Paul’s Lutheran (2256 Bahia Vista St., Sarasota)
and includes breakfast and lunch each day. Call 941-366-2301 for details. |
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[ voice and speech training ]
John Burr offers voiceover and speech training at his new studio in
Sarasota. And this year, he's added a new program for kids from 14 to 18,
called the Young Talent Program. Whatever your needs, with his many years of
experience, John can help you develop into a world-class voiceover talent or
public speaker. Check
out John's website for the details. |
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February 27
[ voiceover training ]
Christine Alexander highly recommends this workshop. Have you ever
wondered if you had what it takes to be a voiceover artist? This
special 1-Day Introductory Voiceover Basics Workshop, by professional
instructor John Burr,
includes an overview of the voiceover industry, the basics of technique,
script analysis, one-on-one time for critique and invaluable tips on
improving your speaking and presentation skills. No experience is necessary
and you get the opportunity to try it in a real sound studio. Feb 27, 2010
at 9am-1:30pm $95
Check
out Burr's website for more details. |
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February 22
[ banyan auditions ]
The Banyan Theater Company is holding auditions for its summer 2010 season
on Monday, February 22 from 9:00 am - 12:30 pm and 1:30 - 5:00 pm at the FSU
Center for Performing Arts, 5555 N. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota. Seeking men and
women who appear to be between 25 and 60 for the plays "Ghosts," "The Drawer
Boy" and "Side Man." Prepare a five-minute (max) audition with two
contrasting pieces; bring headshots and resume. For more info, call Jerry
Finn at 941-351-1277 or
click here.
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Auditions February 27
[ deaf, dumb, blind kid... ]
...sure plays a mean pinball. The
Players Theatre is mounting The Who’s “Tommy” and they need teen boys
and girls. Call 941-365-2494 to reserve a spot. Audtioners are to come
prepared with a 1-minute song & dance. Rehearsals begin March 8th and
performances are April 22 – May 2. |
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[ actors needed ]
TWO men between the ages of 15 and 50 for roles as Russians in Fiddler on
the Roof at The Players Theatre. These are ensemble roles, so there aren't a
lot of lines to memorize. It's a terrific show with a great cast, so the
experience should be lots of fun. The play opens March 18 and runs till
March 28. E-mail Carole at cxmx2@comcast.net if you're interested. |
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[ auditions ]
Venice Theatre has the following
upcoming auditions: Beast on the Moon (Drama) - Auditions
Feb. 28 & March 1 at 7:30 pm - Performances are April 15 - May 2. - Directed
by Murray Chase.
Doubt (Drama) - Auditions March 7 & 8 at 7:30 pm -
Performances are May 4 – 23. - Directed by Sandy Davisson. Honk
(Musical) - Auditions March 21 at 2 pm & March 22 at 7 pm -
Performances are May 11 – 23. Married Alive! (Musical) -
Auditions March 28 & 29 at 7:30 pm - Performances are May 28 - June 13. -
Directed by Michael Newton-Brown. |
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Due April 1
[ players seeks original plays ]
The Players Theatre is
accepting original plays for its 10th annual “The Plays the Thing” play
writing competition and festival, open to Gulf Coast residents over the age
of 18. A committee of judges will select a minimum of six new plays, never
performed for an audience, to be presented the week of July 26 at The
Players Theatre. Full-length plays (no musicals) are preferred, although
one-act shows will be considered. Interested playwrights should submit a
hard copy only of their play to: The Players, 838 N. Tamiami Trail,
Sarasota, FL 34236. For more info, call 941-365-2494. |
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Mondays & Tuesdays
[ israeli folk dancing ]
Learn the art of Israeli Folk
Dancing on one or both days: Monday’s from 7:00 - 9:30 pm at the
Bayfront Community Center (803 N.Tamiami Tr.) and Tuesday’s from 3:30 - 5:00
pm at New College’s Fitness Center (5639 Gen. Twinning Blvd.). Studies show
that dancing is good for you, both physically and mentally. Give it a twirl. |
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Ongoing
[ art classes & workshops ]
Did you know that Art & Frame of
Sarasota, 1055 S. Tamiami Trail in Sarasota, offers regular
art classes
(such as Michael White’s
Cartoon Class) and special workshops? It’s true! One upcoming workshop is
Celia Buchanan: Mixed Media Done Right on January 22 and 23.
Check out their
class schedule here. |
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[ call to artists ]
Mote Marine Laboratory is
now accepting entry applications for art representing Mote's 55 years of
preserving our world's marine environment and advancing marine science for
entry in a week-long exhibition in March. Selected artworks will be shown in
the Mote Marine Laboratory and Aquarium 55th Anniversary Celebration Juried
Art Exhibition. The display will greet guests in Mote Aquarium, which
attracts 300,000 visitors each year, including the opening and closing
receptions and a silent auction. Catch a glimmering snook on canvas, sketch
a darting dolphin, get colorful with corals - explore the sea of
possibilities. For more
information, submission and entry forms.
Please address questions to Exhibition Chairwoman,
Deborah Dart. Entries must be
hand delivered and will only be accepted between 10:00 - 3:00 pm, March 10,
2010. |
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Feb 5, 12 & 19 and March 12, 2010 Deadlines
[ call to artists ]
Florida’s Art in State Buildings Program has announced several new projects
with deadlines in February/March 2010. On the
Call to
Artists page of the program’s website are links to descriptions of new
public art projects. With budgets ranging from $41,000 to $97,000, the art
selection committees are searching for a variety of artwork – two and three
dimensional, existing and commissioned. |
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Auditions
[ pick me, no me ]Be sure to check the audition pages of local
theaters to make sure you don’t miss anything (click the theater name):
Florida Studio Theatre
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The Players Theatre of Sarasota
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Manatee Players
• The
Golden Apple
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Island Players •
Asolo Repertory Theatre •
Venice Theatre •
Lemon Bay Playhouse |
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