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I, Animal - GIFT VOUCHERS
Thu 21st Mar 2013, 6.30pm | Melbourne Zoo
I, Animal is a world-first interactive experience - part multi-media tour, part theatrical experience, part animal encounter - that has been designed for adults only at Melbourne Zoo. I, Animal uses ground-breaking technology to take you on a remarkable, and surprisingly emotive, journey through the interior of Melbourne Zoo at... more »
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Sat 4th May 2013, 8.00pm | The Standard
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Eye of Horus Egypt Tour with private access to the Great Pyramid, Sphinx, Horus Temple, Philae Temple and Nile Cruise - a visual, cultural and spiritual trip of a lifetime. more »
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Thu 23rd May 2013, 7.30pm | The Toff In Town
Almost 10 months after their initial release of a debut single 'Something Old Something New' which received generous critical acclaim and national radio regard - and some heavy reconfiguration of the bands essence - Melbourne's Brave Face have teamed up and signed with First Love Records to release their sophomore... more »
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Thu 23rd May 2013, 8.00pm | Oxford Art Factory
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Thu 23rd May 2013, 9.00pm | Blue Beat
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Fri 24th May 2013, 4.00pm | Garage Bar
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Fri 24th May 2013, 5.00pm | Phoenix Youth Centre
Chicago's BORN OF OSIRIS will finally bring their extremely technical and groundbreakingly progressive sound to Australian audiences this May. Carrying a remarkable amount of notches on their belt for a band so young, the six-piece will be decimating audiences down under fresh from the studio where they've been working on... more »
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Fri 24th May 2013, 6.15pm | King St Wharf - Wharf # 8
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Fri 24th May 2013, 7.00pm | The Rhino Room
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Fri 24th May 2013, 7.00pm | The Clef
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Fri 24th May 2013, 7.30pm | The Gov
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Hot Room Theatre Group in association with Horizon Theatre presents The Shape of Things by Neil LaBute. more »
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Peoria's Creative Stages Youth Theatre thinks outside the box
In Sunday's Arizona Republic, I reported on Rising Youth Theatre, a new company dedicated to creating original works reflecting the real lives of its actors and its audience. There's another youth theater in the Valley that's thinking outside the box of musicals and fairy tales. Founded in 2009, Peoria's Creative Stages Youth Theatre does some of the usual kiddie fare, but it also produces many original pieces, including some serious-minded teen dramas that address issues such as bullying, depression and alcohol abuse. The most successful such play was "Color of Me," written by company founder Jim Gradillas and collaborator Michelle Marie. It followed an array of characters – a gay teen, two children of illegal immigrants, a disabled student – as they fought for acceptance. Gradillas says the script reflected input from his young actors. "They were so dedicated to that project, and we did so much researching and role playing and talking about their own experiences," he says. "Their honesty and the role playing of how they saw other people being bullied helped shape that script. It made it more real. "Even though it was at times gritty and hard to watch, we were getting a lot of families with teens coming to the show even though they weren't associated with the cast." Liberty High School student Emily Adams performed in "Color of Me" and starred in the title role of "Signs of Sara," which addressed teen depression. "Musicals and comedies are fun, but there's something very special about being part of something that will really affect people, and they'll go home and tell their friends about it or write on Facebook about it," she says. "The shows are very rough, very emotional, so you go through it as a family, and Jim is there for you, and Michelle is there for you, and it's amazing." While Creative Stages has built a loyal community of young actors, it might not see a fifth season, Gradillas says. Facing a rent increase at their current venue, they are looking for a more affordable home. "We're waiting to see what happens with our summer camps," he says. The find out more about the company and how you can get involved, visit csyt.org.
Optimistic vibe just what the doctor ordered for Actors Theatre
Too often when a struggling theater takes a "hiatus," it's just a euphemism for delaying the inevitable. But Actors Theatre, which canceled the last two shows of its current season and announced a move out the Herberger Theater Center, is ready to pick itself up, dust itself off and start all over again. That starts with rescheduling the two titles it was forced to cancel, "A Steady Rain" and "Good People." The former is planned to launch a four-show season for 2013-14 in October, while the latter will be performed next April. Titles for the second and fourth slots are under consideration, as are venues for all the shows. The company expects to perform on various stages while it looks for a permanent home for 2014-15. Possible pit stops next season include Playhouse on the Park, the Black Theatre Troupe Performing Arts Center, the Arizona Opera Center and Phoenix Theatre's new black-box space currently under construction. "Yes, we remain homeless, but we also remain very excited about the future of Actors Theatre," Managing Director Erica Black said in a recent press release. "Among our goals for the venues we choose is creating a theater space favoring intimacy over spectacle." One of three resident companies at the Herberger for more than a quarter-century, Actors Theatre is also one of the few professional companies in the Valley. Billing itself as "Off Broadway -- Just Downtown," it specializes in contemporary dramas and comedies with a bit of an edge. Among its artistic and commercial successes over the years, it staged Sarah Ruhl's "In the Next Room (or the Vibrator Play)," Martin McDonagh's "The Lieutenant of Inishmore" and both parts of Tony Kushner's monumental "Angels in America." To support Actors Theatre's efforts to reinvent itself, visit atphx.org. Pictured at top: Actors Theatre's 2010 hit "In the Next Room (or the Vibrator Play)," with Francis Jue (left), Lauren Dykes and Erica Connell (on table). Photo by John Groseclose.
Video: The importance of being steampunk in Brelby Theatre's 'Earnest'
The steampunk fad still seems to be gaining, um, steam, at least at Valley theaters, where it is becoming a popular design motif. The latest is Brelby Theatre Company's steampunk spin on Oscar Wilde's "The Importance of Being Earnest." For those out of the know, steampunk is a fictional subgenre turned cosplay subculture that imagines a low-tech sci-fi world in the Victorian era. Think Jules Verne or the Will Smith movie "Wild Wild West" – lots of leather and brass and steam-powered gear-work gadgetry. Desert Rose Theatre recently served up a steampunk-style "Alice in Wonderland," and Spotlight Youth Theatre jumped on the bandwagon for its "Wizard of Oz" design. "We're big fans of putting some sort of unique twist on classics," says artistic director Shelby Maticic, who co-founded the company in 2009 with her now-husband, Brian Maticic (Brian + Shelby = Brelby). After mounting several productions at the Gas Light Inn in Glendale, they recently opened their own venue just around the corner at 6839 N. 58th Ave. Directed by Brian Maticic, Brelby's "Earnest" includes steampunk costuming, including leather armor for Algernon's shoulder and wrist and a black top hat for Jack with a clock on top. But the pièce de résistance is the steampunk scene change (video above) that uses giant working cogs to move the action from Algie's London townhouse to Jack's country estate. "The frivolous ornate décor works well with a show that's completely derived from the frivolous nature of the people and what they're doing," Brian Maticic says. "So it's a lot of fun, and it's worked really well." The show continues through Saturday, April 20. Details at brelby.com.
'Porgy,' 'Peter,' 'Priscilla' coming to Gammage in 2013-14 season -- but not 'Mormon'
The just-announced 2013-14 Broadway season at ASU Gammage looks to be the biggest collection of blockbusters in memory -- even without the most anticipated title of all, "The Book Mormon." What is on the bill: 2012 Tony Award winners "Once," "Peter and the Starcatcher" and "The Gershwin's Porgy & Bess," plus the jukebox musical "Priscilla Queen of the Desert," Andrew Lloyd Webber's update of "The Wizard of Oz," a revival of "Evita" and the return of "Jersey Boys." Pictured: Steve Kazee and Tony winner Cristin Milioti in the Broadway production of "Once." Photo by Boneau/Bryan-Brown. Special engagements (not in the regular subscription season) are perennial favorites "The Lion King," Blue Man Group and "Mamma Mia!" As for "The Book of Mormon," 2011's blissfully profane satire from the creators of "South Park," it won't be coming next season for "contractual reasons," says Gammage executive director Colleen Jennings-Roggensack. While she said she could not elaborate, one possible reason is an extended run of "Mormon" planned for Las Vegas in the summer of 2014. A similar conflict kept "Spamalot" from touring in Tempe a few years back. So, will "Mormon" finally be coming in the 2014-15 season? "I meet people in the supermarket, on the street and even when I'm showering in my gym who ask me that question," Jennings-Roggensack says. "They don't even say, 'Hi, how are you,' they just ask me when is 'The Book of Mormon' coming." No doubt Broadway buffs will be disappointed in the wait, but there is plenty to be excited about, including two critically acclaimed hits from last year. "I'm very excited about 'Once,'" Jennings-Roggesack says. "It's a sweet little gem. It's not a big bells-and-whistles musical, but it is about the songs and the love story, the unrequited love story." With a gorgeously wistful folk-pop score, "Once" is based on the 2006 indie film of the same name, which won an Oscar for best original song for "Falling Slowly." Another critics' darling is "Peter and the Starcatcher," the play based on a "Peter Pan" prequel penned by Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson. "It's a piece of actors' theater," Jennings-Roggensack says. "Actors sit in the audience and go, 'I want to be onstage doing that.'" The rest of the season is packed with Broadway blockbusters, with the exception of "The Wizard of Oz," which is based on the classic film with additional music by "Phantom of the Opera" composer Lloyd Webber. It premiered on the West End of London in 2011 and is touring the States in advance of an expected New York run. For subscription information, go to asugammage.com or call 480-965-3434. Here's the full season schedule: > "Priscilla Queen of the Desert," Sept.17-22 > "Evita," December 3-8 > "Peter and the Starcatcher," Jan. 14-19, 2014 > "The Wizard of Oz," Feb. 4-9, 2014 > "Once," April 29-May 4, 2014 > "The Gershwins' Porgy & Bess," June 3-8, 2014 > "Jersey Boys," July 22-Aug. 10, 2014 Special engagements: > "Disney's The Lion King," Oct. 22-Nov. 17 > "Mamma Mia!," Dec. 31-Jan. 5, 2014 > Blue Man Group, Feb. 25-March 2, 2014
'Xanadu,' 'Venus in Fur' top 2013-14 season at Arizona Theatre Company
The cast of the 2007 Broadway show "Xanadu," starring Kerry Butler (right). Photo by Peter Leuders/Paul Kolnik Studio. Roller skates at the Herberger? That's right. The big musical in Arizona Theatre Company's just-announced 2013-14 season is "Xanadu," the 2007 Broadway musical about a magical Muse who falls in love with a merely mortal artist at a Los Angeles roller disco. It's based on -- and makes fun of -- the 1980 film flop starring Olivia Newton-John. "Simultaneously indefensible and irresistible" is how the New York Times reviewed it, and I have to say, it does seem a little lowbrow for Arizona Theatre Company, whose last two musicals were "Jane Austen's Emma" and the Pulitzer Prize-winning "Next to Normal." But hey, I'm game -- at least it's not "Starlight Express." For my money, the hottest ticket on the list is the season closer, "Venus in Fur." David Ives' provocative drama about a naive young hottie auditioning to star in a play about sexual Masochism was a huge Off-Broadway hit in 2010 and transferred to Broadway the next year. I saw it just before it closed last year with Nina Arianda, who won the Tony Award for her performance, and I can't wait to see it again. Two other recent Broadway hits will be getting their Arizona premieres: "Other Desert Cities," a Californicated family dramedy, and "The Mountaintop," the acclaimed character study of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Also on the playbill: Oscar Wilde's "The Importance of Being Earnest" and a fast-paced stage adaptation of Jules Verne's "Around the World in 80 Days." Look for more details soon at arizonatheatre.org. In the meantime, here's the schedule at the Herberger Theater Center: > "The Importance of Being Earnest," by Oscar Wilde, directed by Stephen Wrentmore: Oct. 10-27. > "The Mountaintop," by Katori Hall, directed by Lou Bellamy: Nov. 14-Dec. 1. > "Xanadu," book by Douglas Carter Beane, music and lyrics by Jeff Lynne, directed by David Ira Goldstein: Dec. 31-Jan. 19, 2014. > "Other Desert Cities," by Jon Robin Baitz, directed by James Still: Feb. 13-March 2, 2014. > "Around the World in 80 Days," by Mark Brown, directed by David Ira Goldstein: March 27-April 13, 2014. > "Venus in Fur," by David Ives: May 1-18, 2014.
Don Bluth to close living-room theater, bowing out with 'Sound of Music'
Don Bluth on the set of "Blithe Spirit" last year in his living-room theater. Photo by David Wallace/The Arizona Republic. If you can't imagine how a big Broadway musical could be squeezed into a living room, well, now is your last chance to see how it's done. After more than seven years offering intimate productions to audiences no larger than 45 people, Don Bluth Front Row Theatre will take its final bow with Rodgers and Hammerstein's "The Sound of Music," which runs Thursday, March 14, through Saturday, April 20. Bluth, the onetime animator who quit Disney to go out on his own and direct "The Secret of NIMH," "An American Tail" and other films, started producing theater in his Scottsdale living room as a bit of fun for the kids at his church. But the idea took off, and soon he was directing adult production and full-blown musicals as well. He had actually planned to mothball his in-house in-the-round theater last fall. His audience had outgrown the space, and Bluth was planning to open a more traditional public venue. Those plans are still in the works, but they have been delayed by legal red tape. "We can't actually go in there and perform until we have the blessing of the city," Bluth says. But he decided it was time to turn his living room back into a living room, both to save money and to allow him to focus on the future venue. The final show will be bittersweet, he says, but he confesses that he looks forward to rolling up the red carpet that leads to his home. "Right now it's Grand Central Station. It will be kind of nice to make it a house again." You can read my profile of Bluth from last year here. "Sound of Music" info is at donbluthfrontrowtheatre.com.
'Rent,' 'Les Miz' top 2013-14 season at Phoenix Theatre
"Les Miserables," starring Douglas Webster as Jean Valjean, was a big hit for Phoenix Theatre in 2009 and will be coming back in April 2014. Photo by Stephen B. Thornton. Phoenix Theatre has just announced a 2013-14 season with two sure-thing hits: the return of "Les Miserables" and the first professional production of "Rent" in the Valley. Even more exciting for serious theater buffs, though, is the addition of a three-show black-box series, to be performed on a third stage currently under construction. This will allow PT -- the state's oldest and second-largest theater -- to reach out to a younger audience with edgier fare, including a reprise of "Avenue Q" (the R-rated "Sesame Street" for 20-somethings) and the Broadway spoof "Ruthless," a musical about an 8-year-old girl so desperate for stardom she doesn't even need a stage mom. Back on the main stage, the season will open with "Rent," followed by "Alfred Hitchcock's The 39 Steps" (a movie spoof that is fast become a staple in regional theater), "White Christmas," "Ain't Misbehavin'," "Pippin" and "Les Miz." Find dates and other details, including various subscription options, at phoenixtheatre.com.
Documentary on 24-hour musicals, 'One Night Stand,' screening Wednesday in Mesa
Fans of Phoenix Theatre's annual New Works Festival always get a kick out of the 24 Hour Theatre Project, where teams of writers, directors and actors create a short play from scratch. The actors show up with costumes and props, which must be incorporated into the script. The results are a hoot, almost always funny (if at times unintentionally so), and it's amazing to see what can get accomplished in 24 hours. How to make the feat doubly amazing? Add a composer and a choreographer into the mix. That's New York's "24 Hour Musicals," the subject of a documentary titled "One Night Stand." It screens at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 30, at the Cinemark 16 in Mesa. The film is a great look inside the creative process under deadline pressure (there are a few juicy freakouts). It also features a lot of bona-fide stars from Broadway and Hollywood. Comedic character actor Richard Kind ("Spin City") ends up starring in a 15-minute musical about a disgraced Ponzi scheme, while "Saturday Night Live's" Rachel Dratch, thinking she's there for comic relief, is challenged to sing from the heart. Also participating: Cheyenne Jackson ("30 Rock," "Glee"), Jesse Tyler Ferguson ("Modern Family"). More info at fathomevents.com.
Ricky Araiza takes reins at Teatro Bravo, teams with Black Theatre Troupe
Ricky Araiza The new year is bringing big changes to Teatro Bravo, the Valley's leading Latino theater. First, the company hired a new artistic director, Valley actor Ricky Araiza. And now it has struck a deal to become a resident company at the soon-to-open Black Theatre Troupe Performing Arts Center in downtown Phoenix. "This is a great opportunity for Teatro Bravo," says Araiza, who's a regular onstage with Tempe's Childsplay troupe. "This is not only an opportunity for us to have a home, but it is also a wonderful opportunity for two strong theater companies of color to work side by side. ... We are both eager to get to work." Teatro Bravo was founded in 2000 by playwright and Arizona State University professor Guillermo Reyes. It has had its ups and downs, both financially and artistically -- for various reasons, including the limited number of experienced Latino actors in the Valley. After 10 years, Reyes stepped down in 2010, when Fernando Teson took over. He presided over well-received productions of "Frida" and "Lorca in a Green Dress," but late last year he decided he couldn't juggle running the company with his day job as head of performing arts at Metropolitan Arts Institute. "Teatro Bravo has a good momentum right now with the success of 'Frida' and 'Lorca in a Green Dress," Araiza says. "The company is currently feeling some growing pains, but the one thing about growing pains is you can always grow out of them." As a resident company at the Black Theatre Troupe's new venue, Teatro Bravo will get some logistical support and hopefully some artistic synergy. David Hemphill, BTT's longtime artistic director, says that synergy will work both ways. "We're excited about what we hope it will mean for our company in terms of exposure and broadening our audience," he says. The new venue, at 1333 E. Washington St. along the light-rail route, makes its public debut with an open house on Super Bowl Sunday, Feb. 3, when I will also have full story on the project in The Arizona Republic. Black Theatre Troupe's first production in its new home, "The Whipping Man," opens Friday, Feb. 8.
Valley Youth Theatre scores rights to 'Shrek the Musical' for season finale
Alan Mingo as Donkey and Eric Petersen as Shrek in the national tour of "Shrek the Musical." Photo by Joan Marcus. Valley Youth Theatre will be the first Valley company to produce "Shrek the Musical" when it becomes available in June. Securing rights to produce the local premiere of a Broadway hit would be a big coup for most youth theaters, but for VYT it's one feather of many in its cap. Arizona's leading youth theater -- in terms of budget, production values and its much-touted celebrity alums -- VYT was also the first local company to produce "Legally Blonde," "Titanic" and "13," among others. VYT artistic director Bobb Cooper said scoring "Shrek" took months of negotiating with the licensing company, Music Theatre International. He said one other local company was bidding for the rights, although he didn't know which. "I have been in communication with MTI for several years regarding the rights (ever since I saw the original cast on Broadway) and when they became available the negotiations started," Cooper wrote in an e-mail. "Because of our national recognition for professional production values and membership in TCG (Theatre Communications Group), we are under a professional license agreement scenario with MTI which helped us leverage the full scale production of 'Shrek.'" "Shrek" slots in as the company's season finale June 14-30 at the Herberger Theater Center. Details at vyt.com. For more on the musical, read my 2011 feature on the creative team and my review of the national tour at ASU Gammage.


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The identities of three suspects who stole more than $6,500 at gunpoint from three alligator buyers are being sought by St. Mary Parish Sheriff's Office investigators.
A complaint of an armed robbery in the grassy area next to Leroy's Barber Shop at 1410 Lake Palourde Road in Amelia was received at about 1 p.m. Tuesday.
Alligator season east of the Atchafalaya River opened last Wednesday, and the victims were completing work from a day of buying alligators at the site when a dark gray four-door car pulled up.
The car, which may possibly be a Toyota Camry, was driven by a black male. A second black male was seated on the passenger side, and a white male was seated in the back of the vehicle.
The two passengers got out of the car and ordered the victims to get on the ground. The black male had a dark colored gun in his hand. He was dressed in blue jeans and a hat and had a blue bandana over his face. The white male suspect was also wearing blue jeans and a blue bandana.
The suspects stole a briefcase containing more than $6,500 in cash and two cell phones from the victims. The suspects then drove away down the driveway behind the barber shop and onto Lake Palourde Road in an unknown direction.
The victims were unharmed.
Anyone who may have seen the suspects or suspect vehicle in the area around the time of the armed robbery or who may have information regarding the crime is asked to contact investigators by calling the Detectives Division at 985-384-1622.


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Dolphin calf born at Seaworld Orlando
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Earlier this week, a Dolphin calf was born at Seaworld Orlando. The calf weighs 35 pounds and is 40 inches long, but the sex is currently unknown. Guests can see the newborn calf in the Dolphin Nursery with its mother and other Dolphins that inhabit the Nursery. Other Dolphins in the nursery include pregnant dolphins, new mothers and their calfs, and experienced mothers.
The calf was seen bonding with its mom, which is a good indication the calf is doing well.
If ever there is a tomorrow when we're not together.......
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You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think.
But the most important thing is, even if we're apart...... I'll always be with you.
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no matter how close or far apart you may be.
A friend is someone who is always there and will always, always care.
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A state lawmaker who lives in Mount Airy has been named to head a key group in the N.C. House of Representatives.
Sarah Stevens, a Republican representing District 90 (including Surry County and parts of Wilkes), will chair House Judiciary Committee "C." One of three subcommittees of the judiciary group which address different facets of the legal system, its focus includes criminal and family law.
"It is a key committee to handle those kinds of issues," Stevens said Monday. The Mount Airy resident has a feel for these matters due to serving as an attorney for 26 years. She was elected to her third term in the state General Assembly in November.
Stevens also has experience with the Judiciary Committee due to previously serving as a subcommittee co-chair.
The new leadership position, announced at the end of last week, means the local legislator will play a major role in which bills become law. "I'll schedule what is heard by that committee and decide which ones go to the floor," Stevens explained.
Rep. Thom Tillis, the speaker of the House who tapped Stevens to head the subcommittee, also appoints its members, who number about 12 representatives typically including an equal number of Democrats and Republicans.
"We have some retired law enforcement officers who are actually on my committee," Stevens said of the makeup of the panel that also includes others with experience in the criminal justice field.
As part of its work, Judiciary Committee "C" will hear from expert laypersons on the various legislative issues it addresses in order to ensure a complete understanding of them and proper treatment of each that arises, Stevens said.
The other two subcommittees under the Judiciary Committee deal with such areas as constitutional law, contracts and real estate.
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Areas that the panel headed by Stevens is expected to address will include drugs, both the illegal and legal variety.
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"We'll make sure we give them a good look," Stevens said of those and additional concerns that will reach her subcommittee when the next legislative session begins in January.
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PhoCusWright has consistently chronicled the evolution of online travel, technology and innovation. Since 2008, The Travel Innovation Summit@The PhoCusWright Conference has showcased well over 100 startups and travel industry innovators. This Spotlight examines more than 500 startups founded and funded since 2005, tracking the companies, categories and regions that have attracted the most attention (and capital) during this period.
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PhoCusWright's Japan Online Travel Overview Report
Japan ceded its leadership of the Asia Pacific travel market to China in 2012, and it will remain the regional runner-up for the foreseeable future. But as the country makes slow, steady progress toward recovery from its losses during the 2011 earthquake and tsunami, the unique characteristics of its travel market - partly mature, partly developing - will continue to attract attention from global online travel agencies and hoteliers.
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PhoCusWright's U.S. Mobile Travel Report: Market Sizing and Consumer Trends
Nearly two thirds of U.S. online travelers now own a smartphone, one third own a tablet and nearly a fourth own both. Rapid adoption of mobile devices among travelers is impacting every phase of the travel process, and mobile is becoming the new battleground for travel companies seeking to grow market share. This report provides a detailed assessment of the U.S. mobile travel market, including consumer behavior trends, mobile market sizing and projections for key travel segments.
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PhoCusWright's Traveler Technology Survey 2012
Until recently, travel companies' online strategies could be comfortably confined to the desktop web. However, the explosion in consumer electronics, mobile technology and social media have transformed the online experience, making it extremely challenging to address the market with a single, mainstream strategy. Mobile devices, tablets and still-evolving social platforms have changed the way travelers connect, plan and share their experiences. PhoCusWright's Traveler Technology Survey 2012 provides travel companies and marketers a comprehensive view of how the latest devices, mobile functionality and social networks are shaping the consumer travel planning process.
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PhoCusWright's U.S. Online Travel Overview Twelfth Edition
While the economy - and the travel industry - didn't improve as much in 2012 as everyone hoped, U.S. travelers remain resilient. PhoCusWright's U.S. Online Travel Overview Twelfth Edition hashes out the impact of the current economic uncertainty on the industry and delves into the dynamics of the industry's near future. In addition to market sizing and growth forecasts by travel segment and distribution channel - including mobile - the report tracks the technology trends that will shape the industry through 2014.
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PhoCusWright's Destination Unknown: How U.S. and European Travelers Decide Where to Go 2012
With uncertainty still lingering over many of the world's economies, consumers have grown increasingly careful about their travel spending. A range of influences and information sources impact how consumers decide where to go, and travel behavior varies considerably across different markets. This report explores how the process of destination selection is evolving, and in particular how this process differs between travelers in the U.S., France, Germany and the U.K.
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PhoCusWright's European Consumer Travel Report Third Edition
PhoCusWright's European Consumer Travel Report Third Edition explores consumer travel trends in three major European markets: France, Germany and the U.K. The study outlines year-over-year changes in leisure travel incidence, trip frequency and duration, travel expenditure, international travel and travel product purchases. Analysis provides an in-depth look at the use of online and offline channels during three stages of the travel planning process - destination selection, shopping and booking - and examines travel-related engagement via the mobile web and social networks.
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PhoCusWright's Asia Pacific Online Travel Overview Fifth Edition
Asia Pacific's bustling economies have enjoyed striking growth in travel demand over the past several years. Airlines and hotels are benefiting from growing business and leisure travel demand, and online travel agencies - both local and global - continue to outperform the overall market. PhoCusWright's Asia Pacific Online Travel Overview Fifth Edition provides comprehensive sizing, analysis and forecasting for the region's 13 travel markets, with special emphasis on its five major markets: China, India, Japan, Australia and New Zealand.
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Now accepting registration for the park's free After-School Program, for ages 6 to 17!
Wi-Fi is available in the meeting room.
Modular Rental Hall: Available for rental by advance reservation in person at the park office. Accommodates 50 to 60 banquet-style (with tables) or 90 theater-style (without tables). The space is 30 feet by 32 feet, or 960 square feet, with a nine-foot ceiling. Choice of 10 six-foot round tables or 10 six-foot rectangular tables, or a combination of the two. One hundred folding chairs are also available. The fee is $175 plus tax for four hours, with additional hours available at $40 plus tax each. A security deposit of $125 is due the day of the event and will be refunded immediately after the event provided the hall is clean to the satisfaction of the manager or designee. Call 954-791-1040 for additional information.
Athletic Fields: Five baseball/softball fields and a football/soccer field. The Southside Little League has long been associated with the park.
Basketball: Full-court and half-court facilities.
Picnic Tables: Available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Programming: The park offers the Division's free After-School and Summer Recreation programs for ages 6 to 17. There are also dog obedience classes at the park.
A Little History: This 20.8-acre site, which is only eight feet above sea level at its lowest point, was originally commonly known as Big Hole Park and the Rock Pit. The park became a center of athletic and recreational activity after the Broward County Commission leased it in 1963 to the Southwest Athletic Association, a nonprofit volunteer group. The park took its current name from its Sun-View Recreation Building, which was named for the two Little League groups that used the park, Sunset Little League and Broadview Park Little League. The original structure was destroyed by a fire in 2010 and replaced with the current modular building.
Free TutoringSaturdays from 10 a.m. to noon.For more information, contact the park at 954-791-1040.
Sunview Park 1500 S.W. 42nd Ave., Fort Lauderdale, FL 33317 Phone: 954-791-1040