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'Hammer And Tongs,' Work By Jaclyn Conley, At Artspace Torrington
Artspace, at 33 Main St. in Torrington, presents “Hammer and Tongs,” an exhibit of work by Jaclyn Conley, until Friday, Dec. 21. According to the press release, the exhibit’s title “refers to an ambiguous but determined...
Tags: Artspace, Torrington, Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut)
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Dither Brings an Arsenal of Amps, Electronic Toys and Open Minds to Wesleyan
Dither Electric Guitar Quartet Nov. 16, 8 p.m., $6-$22, Wesleyan University, Crowell Concert Hall, 50 Wyllys Ave., Middletown, (860) 685-3355, wesleyan.edu/cfa. Two electric guitars on stage at a classical music concert is usually more than an...
Tags: Wyllys (music group), The Clash (music group), Entertainment, Electronics, Music
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Cast Named For 15th Annual "Christmas Carol" At Hartford Stage
Hartford CourantHas there been a Connecticut production with more productions than Hartford Stage's holiday presentation of "A Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story iof Christmas?" I can't think of any. (Can you?) It's 15th annual production returns tothe Church Street theater...Tags: Steven Spielberg, Hartford Stage, Religious Festivals, Michael Wilson, Arts and Culture
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eighth blackbird Plays at University of Hartford on Nov. 15
The Hartt School of Music's affiliation with the Richard P. Garmany Fund has brought some tremendous talent to the area over the last couple of years, including the Bang On A Can All-Stars, pianist Christopher Riley, the Emerson String Quartet,...
Tags: Awards and Prizes, Bloomfield (Hartford, Connecticut), Entertainment, Pulitzer Prize Awards, Music
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A Battle Of Wits As Quinnipiac Beats Hartford, 65-61
The Hartford CourantTom Moore was talking about marbles. A hyperkinetic basketball coach talking marbles? You've got to think he was talking about losing them, right? No, the Quinnipiac coach was talking about allocating them judiciously. "I got this from Coach Calhoun and...Tags: Basketball, Saint Joseph's Hawks, Tom Moore, Philosophy, Long Island University
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Women For Change Calendar Benefits Girlcott
On Friday night, a women’s group at University of Hartford will unveil a new calendar whose sales will benefit Girlcott, the months-long initiative by Charter Oak Cultural Center geared toward promoting women’s self-esteem. The theme of the...
Tags: Bloomfield (Hartford, Connecticut), Charter Oak Cultural Center
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Rocker at the Gate: Shredder Tony Spada Gigs With the Hartford Symphony Orchestra
The thought of performing as a soloist in front of a world-class orchestra would make most long-haired rockers quake in their snakeskin boots. Not guitarist Tony Spada. Not one bit. Spada will be the featured soloist when the Hartford Symphony...
Tags: Yngwie Malmsteen, Starbucks Corp., Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts, Jimi Hendrix, Arts and Culture
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'Marie Antoinette' at Yale Rep Visually Stunning, Politically Pointed
Hartford CourantThe show: World premiere of “Marie Antoinette” at Yale Repertory Theatre in New Haven First impressions: David Adjmi's surreal look at the madness of politics, power and celebrity gets a wild and wooly (as in sheep) dream of a production...Tags: Yale Repertory Theatre, Republic of Ireland, David Greenspan, Republican Party, Tony Awards
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UConn Men's Team Turning A Page
The University of Connecticut men's basketball team begins its season next week with dramatic changes. Longtime coach Jim Calhoun, who brought the program from well-deserved obscurity to national prominence and three NCAA championships, has retired. He...
Tags: Basketball, Academic Progress, College Sports, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Kevin Ollie
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'National Portfolio Day' At University Of Hartford
Hartford Art School at University of Hartford, 200 Bloomfield Ave. in West Hartford will host “National Portfolio Day,” at which high school students will have their art portfolios reviewed, on Saturday, Nov. 3, from 1 to 5 p.m. About 1,000...
Tags: Colleges and Universities, Arts and Culture, Education, Walter Hall, University of Connecticut
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Central's Vinales Works Hard Every Day To Get Better
The Hartford CourantOut of nowhere Thursday at the Connecticut 6 Tip-Off Breakfast, Howie Dickenman dropped the Walter Ray bomb. Things were going along smoothly, a few jokes here, a few shout-outs there. Hartford's John Gallagher teased Dickenman about a contract extension...Tags: National Economic Council, Hurricane Sandy (2012), Ray Allen, Kevin Garnett, The Pennsylvania State University
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"Miss Saigon" At Hartt School, Staged By One Who Knows
Hartford CourantKevin Gray knows a few things about the musical "Miss Saigon." After all he played the lead role of The Engineer in the Los Angeles and Toronto productions of the show. Now as a Hartt School drama faculty member at the University of Hartford, Gray stages...Tags: Vietnam, Music Theater, Bloomfield (Hartford, Connecticut), Entertainment, Alain Boublil
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