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By Jacob Stockinger
The Ear has received the following press release to share:
The Madison Savoyards presents The Gondoliers (or The King of Barataria) by Gilbert and Sullivan (below), starting this Friday night, July 29, at 7:30 p.m. and running through Sunday, Aug. 7, at Music Hall, at the base of Bascom Hill on the campus of the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
There will be six performances: Friday, July 29, at 7:30 p.m.; Saturday, July 30, at 7:30 p.m.; Sunday, July 31, at 3 p.m.; Friday, August 5, at 7:30 p.m.; Saturday, Aug. 6, at 7:30 pm; Sunday, Aug. 7, at 3 p.m. UW-Madison conducting student Kyle Knox will make his Madison Savoyards debut as Music Director for The Gondoliers.
Gilbert and Sullivan fans will not want to miss this tale of romantic complication, silliness and wonderful music, set in beautiful 18th-century Italy.
The story opens with a conundrum. Casilda, the young daughter of the Duke of Plaza-Toro, has arrived in Venice to meet her future husband, the prince of Barataria.
Upon arrival, however, she finds that his identity is in question. As an infant, the young prince was entrusted to a drunken gondolier, who promptly mixed up the baby with his own son.
Thus, in the wake of the king's recent death, both gondolier brothers must jointly rule the kingdom until the prince's nurse can be brought in to correctly identify him.
To further complicate the matter, both gondoliers have recently married their loves, and Casilda is, in fact, in love with another man. The story plays out and eventually resolves in typical Gilbert and Sullivan fashion, with hilarious circumstances intertwined with poignant, relatable moments.
Stage Director Audrey Lauren Wax has her artistic eye on the set design to help bring this story to life. "I am truly excited to work with a functional Gondola in this production," says Wax, who most recently directed Princess Ida with the Savoyards in 2014.
"Our design and stage management team have gone above and beyond discussing and collaborating on the logistics of it." Wax says. "I do think the audience will be quite pleased and excited the moment it hits the stage. And in the fashion of my directing approach, it has been designed with the idea of a puzzle in mind. You'll just have to see the show in order to see this fabulous creation."
Puzzle-like stage pieces aside, no Gilbert and Sullivan show would be complete without the trademark hummable tunes and patter songs, and The Gondoliers does not disappoint in either realm. You can hear a sample in the YouTube video at the bottom.
In a historic move for the Savoyards, all roles and some chorus positions will be paid. This has drawn a larger mix of current students and recent grads from University of Wisconsin-Madison and Edgewood College, as well as local youth and adult performers.
One such local favorite is Bill Rosholt, playing the Duke of Plaza-Toro in his 11th principal role with the Savoyards. Anmol Gupta appears with Rosholt as Luiz, the Duke's assistant, and UW-Madison graduate student Becky Buechel (below) portrays the Duchess of Plaza-Toro, along with Deanna Martinez as her daughter, Casilda.
Christopher Smith (below) and Brian Schneider play the handsome gondoliers Marco and Giuseppe, flanked by Gavin Waid (Antonio), Nicholas Kaplewski (Francesco), Coltan Bratland (Giorgio), and Sara Wojtak (Annibale) as the brothers' Venetian gondolier friends.
Contadine (peasant farmers) Gianetta and Tessa are portrayed by Lauren Welch (below) and Alaina Carlson, and Julia Ludwiczack plays all three contadine Fiametta, Giulia and Vittoria.
Natalie Falconer portrays Inez, the King's Foster-mother, and the cast is rounded out by a chorus of Gondoliers, Men-at-Arms, Heralds, Pages, and Contadine from the greater Madison area.
Tickets for The Gondoliers are $30 and $40, and can be purchased through the Campus Arts Ticketing Box Office, by phone at (608) 265-ARTS, or online at www.arts.wisc.edu
The Children's Pre-Show is Sunday, August 7 from 1 to 2 p.m., and is free for any ticket holder age six to 12. Limited spots are available, so please contact Krystal Lonsdale at firstname.lastname@example.com to reserve a space for your child.
For more information about the opera and the production, visit: www.madisonsavoyards.org
The Madison Savoyards, Ltd. has been presenting Gilbert and Sullivan's comic operas for 53 years and strives to make each presentation come alive by knowing and respecting the special gifts of the authors and gathering a gifted and enthusiastic cast and crew.
The Savoyards first presented "The Gondoliers" in 1974, and most recently in 2003.
By Jacob Stockinger
Two years ago, it was the boy choirs of the Madison Youth Choirs that were invited to sing at the prestigious international festival in Aberdeen, Scotland.
It is, after all, the oldest youth arts festival in the world, about 40 years old and features performers form around the world.
This week, on Thursday, 68 members of three girl choirs in the Madison Youth Choirs – the Capriccio (below top, in a photo by MYC director Michael Ross), Cantilena and Cantabile (below bottom) choirs — along with three conductors, are headed to the same festival.
NOTE: You can hear a FREE send-off sampler concert on this Tuesday night at 7 p.m. at the Covenant Presbyterian Church, 326 South Segoe Road.
It is a BIG DEAL.
The repertoire the girls will sing covers classical music (Franz Schubert); folk music from Canada, Serbia, Bulgaria and Peru; and more popular music. Plus, they will sing in several languages. They will also sing a song composed in the Terezin concentration camp, or death camp, in Hitler's Nazi Germany during World War II.
They will also give the world premiere of a piece – based on two Scottish melodies including a traditional walking song and the beautiful "The Water Is Wide" — that they commissioned from composer Scott Gendel, who graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Music. (You can hear James Taylor sing a heart-breaking version of "The Water Is Wide" in the YouTube video at the bottom.)
The Ear heard the girls sing live last week on the Midday program with Norman Gilliland on Wisconsin Public Radio. And they sounded great.
What an honor, especially in the wake of the concert tour to Italy two weeks ago by the Youth Orchestra of the Wisconsin Youth Chamber Orchestras.
Madison sure seems to be doing a fine job providing music education to its young people while many other areas of the state and country are cutting back on arts education and where many politicians and businesspeople are mistakenly trying to turn public support to the so-called STEM subjects – science, technology, engineering and math — at the expense of the arts. But the arts and the sciences really feed each other, and success in one field often helps to assure success in the other.
Here is a link so you can learn more about the tour and how to support or join the Madison Youth Choirs, which serves young people in grades 5-12:
And here is a link to the festival itself:
And finally here is a link to the Facebook page for the Madison Youth Choirs, with face photos of participants:
ALERT: Because of weather and storms, the Madison Opera's 15th annual FREE "Opera in the Park" has been postponed from last night to TONIGHT. Here is a link with more details about the event:
By Jacob Stockinger
You might recall that last Sunday—at the start on a new week, just like today — The Ear suggested a FREE app for iPhones, iPads and iPods that offers a daily briefing on classical music.
It is called "Composer of the Day" and is put together by the music department at Wittenberg University.
Here is a link to that post and that app:
But there is another FREE classical musical datebook that a loyal and knowledgeable reader of this blog suggested. The reader specifically praised the fact that it works on many different platforms.
It is "Composers Datebook" with host John Zeck (below), and it is done for Minnesota Public Radio and then distributed through American Public Media.
It seems similar to the format of "The Writer's Almanac" with Garrison Keillor that, unfortunately, Wisconsin Public Radio no longer carries. But maybe WPR would consider including the "Composers Datebook" in its "Morning Classics" lineup? It certainly would be an educational addition, something just right for an alternative to commercial radio.
The two-minute daily diary streams nicely. It has many more details and examples about composers and includes sound clips of their work. It also does more than one entry for each day.
Turns out that the Ear already wrote about it in 2010. But it is worth a repeat visit to remind readers about this fine resource.
Here is a link, which you can bookmark or subscribe to, that post:
And here is a direct link to "Composers Datebook."
Try it.
See what you think.
And decide whether Wisconsin Public Radio should air it.
Then tell The Ear and his readers what you think.
The Ear wants to hear.
NEWS ALERT: Because of weather, Madison Opera's 15th annual "Opera in the Park" has been CANCELLED tonight, but will take place TOMORROW NIGHT, Sunday, July 24.
Here is link with details about the event. Just substitute Sunday for Saturday:
By Jacob Stockinger
The Ear has some catching up to do on several fronts.
Well, that is what happens in a city with such a busy musical life and in a year with so many news items.
And it also happens when you give priority to previews, then reviews and then trend stories, as The Ear likes to do.
Plus, there are only seven days in the week, which usually means just seven posts.
Anyway, one neglected or belated item is a generous piece — a recollection homage — that was kindly sent to The Ear by Beverly Taylor, the longtime director of choral activities at the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Music and the assistant music director of the Madison Symphony Orchestra and Chorus.
Her remarks concern the death at 86 in late May of Swiss-born conductor Gustav Meier (below, in a photo by Doug Elbinger), who trained several other Madison-area musicians as well as her. Born in Switzerland, Meier was a quiet celebrity who trained many students at Yale University, the Eastman School of Music and the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor and who led the Lansing Symphony Orchestra for 27 years.
(You can see and hear Gustav Meier conducting the Greater Bridgeport Symphony in the slow movement of Sergei Rachmaninoff's Symphony No. 2 in the YouTube video at the bottom.)
Taylor (below) writes:
"Did you know Gustav Meier died in this year of losing so many?
"Maybe the others were more famous, but he was my teacher, mentor and friend from 1990 on, and we visited regularly. I even coached the Beethoven Ninth with him a year ago, before our performance here.
"I wanted you to know how many people he influenced. I wouldn't have had the life I'd had without his help. He was a GENEROUS musician and he was beloved."
Here is a link to a fascinating obituary, one that is well worth reading, in the Lansing, Michigan newspaper that Taylor shared:
By Jacob Stockinger
Performing on a variety of percussion instruments, the experimental quartet Clocks in Motion (below, in 2015) is the featured performer at the next Rural Musicians Forum concert.
The concert will be held on this coming Monday night, July 25, at 7:30 p.m. in the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Hillside Theater (below) on the Taliesin estate, south of Spring Green at 6604 Highway 23.
The concert is not ticketed and is open to the public. A free-will offering will be taken to support the concert series. For additional information and driving directions, see www.ruralmusiciansforum.org
Clocks in Motion is known for engaging performances of the classic repertoire for percussion quartets presented alongside new compositions and rarely heard works.
Featured in this performance are the great masterworks "Mallet Quartet" and "Drumming, Part I" by Steve Reich (below). In addition to these classic compositions, Clocks in Motion will perform their commissioned work by Marc Mellits, "Gravity." (You can hear "Mallet Quartet" in the YouTube video at the bottom.)
The quartet will also perform Moldavian folk music for hammered dulcimer, experimental music by John Cage (below), and a not-to-be-missed theatrical work for wooden spoons on lunch trays.
Hailed as "nothing short of remarkable" (ClevelandClassical.com) and "the most exciting addition to Madison's classical music scene" (Isthmus), Clocks in Motion is a percussion quartet that performs new music, builds many of its own instruments and breaks down the boundaries of the traditional concert program.
The current mebers of Clocks in Motion (below from left, in a photo by Strom Strandell) are Sean Kleve, Kyle Flens, Matt Coley and Garrett Mandelow.
Formed in 2011 at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Clocks in Motion is quickly becoming a major artistic force in today's contemporary music scene.
Among its many recent and upcoming engagements, the group served as performers at the Interlochen Arts Academy (Michigan), The Overture Center for the Arts (Wisconsin), Casper College (Wyoming), University of Michigan (Michigan), Baldwin Wallace University (Ohio), The University of North Carolina-Pembroke (North Carolina) and The Ewell Concert Series (Virginia).
The concert is made possible in part through a grant from the Spring Green Art Fair and an anonymous gift to Clocks in Motion.
By Jacob Stockinger
The Ear has received the following notice from one of his favorite classical musical groups in the area:
String players: This is your chance to join the largely amateur Middleton Community Orchestra (below, in photos by Brian Ruppert).
We need string players for our upcoming season, and we'll hold short, informal auditions in August.
There are no openings in the other sections right now, but please spread the word to your string-playing friends.
For more information, contact us through our website at http://middletoncommunityorchestra.org/contact_us.
By Jacob Stockinger
You have to hand it to early music advocate, scholar, conductor and performer Grant Herreid (below), who once again was a major player in the 17th annual Madison Early Music Festival, which wrapped up this past Saturday night.
What could have been a scissors-and-paste job to wrap up the celebration of music in Shakespeare and Elizabethan England was turned by the creative Herreid into an event that was thoroughly enjoyable and thoroughly inventive.
What the final All-Festival Concert did was to bring together what seemed a very large number of students, faculty and guest performers.
Then what the combined forces did was offer a sampler of a typical Elizabethan day. That day included the usual routines from waking up, exercising and going to bed, but also included prayers, romance and entertainment.
It used snippets from plays by William Shakespeare (below) and snippets by many composers of the period including Thomas Tomkins, Anthony Holborne, Thomas Morley, Orlando Gibbons, Thomas Weelkes, John Bennet, John Coperario, Thomas Ravenscroft, John Dowland and Thomas Tallis as well an anonymous composers and reconstructions.
The formula must have appealed because it drew a large and enthusiastic audience.
Since it was such an ensemble effort, it is difficult to single out individuals for praise or criticism.
Instead, The Ear simply wants to mention a few of his favorite things with photos to illustrate them.
Here is what The Ear liked:
He liked that the entire 90-minute program of sacred and secular music was done without an intermission. Once you were in the zone, you didn't have to leave it and then have to get back into it. Plus, the unity of the day was preserved.
He liked the diverse and always highly accomplished singing.
He liked seeing the unusual period string and wind instruments that are beautiful as well as useful.
He liked how the entire hall, not just the main stage, was used, including the balconies from which a fanfare opened the concert:
He liked the many "actors" who stepped to the edge of the Mills Hall stage and did an exceptional job reading the excerpts of Shakespeare that were kept short and to the point:
He liked the period and very energetic dancing with handkerchiefs and leg bells:
There was more. But you get the idea.
Once again, if you can't make it to other concerts in the Madison Early Music Festival's annual week-long schedule, try to make it to the impressive All-Festival Concert at the end.
In 17 years, it has never disappointed.
That is a record to be envied and praised.
By Jacob Stockinger
Here is a special posting, a review written by frequent guest critic and writer for this blog, John W. Barker. Barker (below) is an emeritus professor of Medieval history at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He also is a well-known classical music critic who writes for Isthmus and the American Record Guide, and who for 12 years hosted an early music show every other Sunday morning on WORT-FM 89.9 FM. He serves on the Board of Advisors for the Madison Early Music Festival and frequently gives pre-concert lectures in Madison.
By John W. Barker
The Willy Street Chamber Players (below) gave the second concert of their 2016 season on Friday night at Immanuel Lutheran Church, 1021 Spright Street, on Madison's near east side.
The program might have been called the "three Sch-es" in view of the alphabetical incipits of the three composers involved.
The first item was titled The Violinists in My Life, composed in 2011 by Laura Schwendinger (below), the American composer currently on the faculty of the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Music.
The Belgian violin virtuoso and composer Eugène Ysaÿe set an example with his set of six Sonatas, Op. 27, for solo violin, each one a tribute to a great musician with whom he had worked. So Schwendinger composed five pieces for violin and piano, each one a kind of character piece about violinists with whom she has had fruitful contact.
The style can be sharp and abrupt, but there is a clear individuality to each piece, evoking the different personalities. The first of the five is dedicated to UW-Madison alumna Eleanor Bartsch (below), one of our Willys, and she played the whole set, deeply engaged in it, with pianist Thomas Kasdorf, also a graduate of the UW-Madison.
Kasdorf (below) joined another of the group's violinists, Paran Amirinazari, who also graduated from the UW-Madison, in a rarely heard late work by Franz Schubert, the Fantasie in C Major (D.934).(You can hear it played by violinist Benjamin Beilman, who has performed with the Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra, in the YouTube video at the bottom.)
Schubert's compositions for violin and piano are rarely heard in concerts these days, but this one has particular interest in that its latter portion is another of the composers set of variations on one of his own songs—in this case, the beautiful Sei mir gegrüsst. The total piece has a lot of lively passage work, which Amarinazari played with a mix of flair and affection.
The crowning work was that extraordinary string sextet by Arnold Schoenberg (below), Verklärte Nacht (Transfigured Night). Composed in 1899 at the beginning of the composer's career, it catches him still emerging from Late Romantic sensibilities, a good way before his radical move into the 12-tone idiom he created.
The score is just a trifle longish for the musical content, but its gorgeous chromatic richness is irresistible. It was inspired by a poem of Richard Dehmel, and both the original German text and an English translation were supplied to the audience, an interesting touch.
Above all, however, the performance was glowing, avoiding too much sentimental lushness, but conveying the emotionally charged writing with beautiful balance.
A clever touch, too, was the sitting pattern chosen, with the two violas facing the two violins and the two cellos in the rear—allowing the recurrent interaction between the first violin and first viola to emerge more clearly.
In sum, this was another wonderful session of first-class music-making by this remarkable assemblage of young talent.
NOTE: A program of music by Ludwig vanBeethoven, Philip Glass and Dmitri Shostakovich will be given next Friday at Immanuel Lutheran, but at NOON; and then that evening (at 8:30 p.m.) the group will participate in a special performance of George Crumb's "Black Angels" — with an accompanying video — at the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art in the Overture Center.
The final Friday evening concert will be back at Immanuel Lutheran, at 6 p.m. on Friday, July 29, with music by Baroque composer Arcangelo Corelli (Concerto Grosso), Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (Clarinet Quintet), and George Enescu (Octet).
By Jacob Stockinger
The Ear has received the following press release about one of the fun cultural highlights of the summer, which was started by the late Ann Stanke 15 years ago.
In The Ear's experience, the whole event is a kind of light opera in itself, with food and amusements as well as community social interactions and of course great music that is beautifully performed.
Madison Opera's FREE Opera in the Park will celebrate its 15th year on this Saturday, July 23, at 8 p.m. in Garner Park on Madison's far west side.
The annual free concert of opera and Broadway favorites closes the company's fantastic 2015-16 season and provides an enticing preview of the upcoming 2016-17 season.
A Madison summer tradition that attracts over 15,000 people every year, Opera in the Park brings the best of opera and Broadway to the community, creating an enchanting evening of music under the stars.
Opera in the Park 2016 stars soprano Emily Birsan (below top), soprano Angela Brown (below second), tenor Scott Quinn (below third) and baritone Sidney Outlaw (below fourth).
They are joined by the Madison Opera Chorus and Madison Symphony Orchestra, conducted by the returning Gary Thor Wedow (below) instead of John DeMain, who is spending the summer guest conducting at the acclaimed Glimmerglass Festival in upper New York State.
The evening is hosted by Madison Opera's General Director Kathryn Smith and WKOW TV's 27 News Wake-Up Wisconsin anchor Brandon Taylor.
"Opera in the Park is without question my favorite night of the year," says Smith (below, in a photo by James Gill). "When you combine a live performance of beautiful music with thousands of people from across our community, all under a gorgeous night sky, you get the most important performance Madison Opera gives.
"I often brag to my colleagues around the country about our Opera in the Park, as it is so distinctly important in our community – not to mention having the highest per capita attendance of any such concert in the U.S.
"I am so proud that we are celebrating our 15th summer of this incredible event, and grateful to all who make it possible."
Opera in the Park 2016 features arias and ensembles from Charles Gounod's Romeo and Juliet, which opens the 2016-17 season in November; Daniel Schnyder's jazz-inspired Charlie Parker's Yardbird, which will be performed in February; and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's The Magic Flute, which will be performed in April.
In celebration of the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare's death, the concert will also offer selections from Shakespeare-based operas and musicals such as Hamlet, The Boys from Syracuse and Kiss Me, Kate.
Classic selections from Aida and Rigoletto by Giuseppe Verdi, The Pearl Fishers by Georges Bizet; Porgy and Bess by George Gershwin and more round out this spectacular evening, which always includes one number conducted by the audience with light sticks (below).
Garner Park is located at 333 South Rosa Road in Madison's far west side. Parking is available in the CUNA Mutual Group and University Research Park lots.
Attendees are encouraged to bring picnics, blankets and chairs.
Alcohol is permitted but not sold in the park.
On the day of the concert, Garner Park will open at 7 a.m. Audience members may NOT leave items in the park prior to this time.
The rain date for Opera in the Park is Sunday, July 24, at 8 p.m.
Madison Opera is grateful to the major sustaining donors who support Opera in the Park not only this year, but have done so for many years, enabling the concert to reach this 15th anniversary: CUNA Mutual, the Berbeewalsh Foundation, the John and Carolyn Peterson Charitable Foundation, Full Compass Systems, University Research Park, Colony Brands, the MGE Foundation, and an Anonymous Friend.
Opera in the Park 2016 is also generously sponsored by the Richard B. Anderson Family Foundation, BMO Harris Bank, Starion Financial, Wisconsin Bank & Trust, National Endowment for the Arts Wisconsin Arts Board, Dane Arts, the Evjue Foundation, and the Madison Arts Commission. WKOW, Isthmus, Madison Magazine, Wisconsin Public Radio, Triple M, Mix 105.1, and WOLX are media sponsors for this community event.
The Prelude Dinner (below) at Opera in the Park 2016 is at 6 p.m.
This annual fundraiser to benefit Opera in the Park helps support Madison Opera's free gift to the community.
The event includes dinner catered by Upstairs Downstairs, VIP seating at the concert, a complimentary light stick and a reception with the artists following the performance.
Tickets are $135 per person or $1,000 for a table of eight. More information is available at www.madisonopera.org


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French cinematographers BigFly took their drone into Byzantine cathedral Église Saint-Louis de Paimbœuf, and the breathtaking results are almost otherworldly. Read the rest
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At Joe Nall Week last month, Mr Steele flew his FPV drone inches from Giant Scale remote control planes as their operators did some fantastic stunts, with remarkable results.
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What's more, the pick isn't a buttoned-up accountant-type, but a journalist, Mark Harris—signaling its intent to tell a meaningful story of how things can go wrong on its platform. James Vincent reports that the drone's backers are an audience—and that they deserve the truth.
In a blog post on Medium announcing the news, Harris writes: "[Kickstarter] wants to help the backers of this failed project get the information they are entitled to under their agreement with the project creator. They would like to uncover the story of Zano, from its inception to the present, and decided that the best way to do that was to hire a journalist." Harris says his "primary audience" is the Zano's original backers, and that he will try to publish the story "in the middle of January."Read the rest
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Colorado receiver Paul Richardson faced a team other than his own Sunday for the first time since tearing his ACL in April 2012. Speed and agility clearly were not an issue for the redshirt junior as Connor Wood found him for an 82-yard touchdown just minutes into the game, putting the Buffs on the scoreboard first against Colorado State at Mile High in Denver. Richardson also sealed the 41-27 win with a 75-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter.
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Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Welcomes Seven New Musicians
by BWW News Desk - Jul 25, 2016
The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra welcomes seven new musicians to its ranks for the start of the 2016-2017 season. These members were chosen from hundreds of applicants following months of auditions. (more...)
Adelaide Festival Centre Announces Schedule for OzAsia Festival
by BWW News Desk - Jul 25, 2016
Adelaide Festival Centre today revealed new contemporary 10 year anniversary programming for this year's OzAsia Festival which runs from 17 September - 2 October. OzAsia Festival is Australia's leading international arts festival presenting the best theatre, dance, music, film and visual arts from across Asia. This year's program features an impressive array of performance works by contemporary Asian artists who are pioneering work in their field. Performers congregating for the Festival come from a far-reaching and diverse number of Asian countries including Japan, India, China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Korea, Cambodia, United Kingdom, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and Israel. (more...)
Early Premiere of SNOWDEN, Featuring Exclusive Live Interview with Edward Snowden, Coming to U.S. Theaters
by Movies News Desk - Jul 25, 2016
Get full security clearance for SNOWDEN one of the most anticipated upcoming releases, ahead of the thriller's wide release. (more...)
Casting Complete for New Play THE BURIALS at Steppenwolf for Young Adults
by BWW News Desk - Jul 25, 2016
Steppenwolf for Young Adults (SYA) announces the complete cast for The Burials, a world premiere by Caitlin Parrish and the first production of SYA's 2016/17 season. (more...)
THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY at King's Theatre Glasgow
by BWW News Desk - Jul 25, 2016
Due to phenomenal demand for tickets and with more dates still to be added Buddy - The Buddy Holly Story has announced it will play at least an additional 23 theatres in 2017, extending the autumn 2016 tour which opens at Harlow Playhouse on Wednesday 31 August and arrives at the King's in Glasgow from Tuesday-Saturday 8 April. (more...)
STAGE TUBE: Go Behind the Scenes with New Musical THE GOLD at NYMF
by Stage Tube - Jul 25, 2016
The New York Musical Festival and Laura Yosowitz, Vital Arts Collaborative welcome Josh Davis (Beautiful) as Joseph in THE GOLD, a new musical about one man's fight for love, family and country, with book by Andrea Lepcio and Phil Yosowitz, music and lyrics by Phil Yosowitz, music supervision by Steven Jamail and direction by Spiro Veloudos. Click below to go behind the scenes with the company! (more...)
NFL Superstars Julio Jones And Roy Green Benefit Players' Health...
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BWW Interview: Baayork Lee - A CHORUS LINE Original Still Stepping Up to the Line
by Gil Kaan - Jul 25, 2016
To any A CHORUS LINE aficionado, the mere mention of Baayork Lee will conjure up vivid memories of the original Connie Wong - the youthful-looking, 4'10' Asian-American, perky dynamo who repeatedly evaded revealing her biological age to Zach, the interviewing choreographer. Now in 2016, Baayork will be choreographing and directing her most recent production of A CHORUS LINE at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles. (more...)
Casting Announced for Disney's NEWSIES in Charlotte
by BWW News Desk - Jul 24, 2016
Casting has been announced for the Charlotte engagement of Disney's NEWSIES. The Tony® Award-winning production will begin performances at Belk Theater at Blumenthal Performing Arts Center on Tuesday, August 9 for a limited engagement through Sunday, August 14. (more...)
They're Still Together! HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL Cast at One Night Stand Cabaret
by BWW Staff - Jul 24, 2016
Reunions are moments of nostalgic reminiscence that let you review what you have accomplished together with your friends and make you wonder in awe on the journey you started together years ago. This was the general feeling when the original cast of the 2007 Philippine production of Disney's HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL (HSM) took center stage once again in "Still in This Together: A 10th Anniversary Concert" at the monthly One Night Stand (ONS) cabaret series at 12 Monkeys Music Hall and Pub earlier this month. (more...)
THE WANDERER at The Madison Theatre
by BWW News Desk - Jul 23, 2016
Charles Messina's The Wanderer, About The Life of Dion, is Coming to The Madison Theatre. (more...)
Photo Flash: Jane Seymour, Loretta Divine, Joey Fatone and More on the CABARET Red Carpet at the Pantages
by BWW News Desk - Jul 23, 2016
Direct from Broadway, CABARET reunites director Sam Mendes, co-director / choreographer Rob Marshall and many of the same creative team members behind the Tony-Winning 1998 revival production. The New York Times calls it, 'Divinely, dangerously decadent,' while Time Out New York hails it 'A Broadway jewel in all its glittering glory!' (more...)
Royal Court Theatre Launches App for OPEN COURT
by BWW News Desk - Jul 22, 2016
OPEN COURT began on Monday with 3 weeks of work curated by the Youth Board and Young Writers aged 15 - 24 in association with the National Youth Theatre. (more...)
After Initial Testing Period Reserve Management Group Realizes a...
by BWW News Desk - Jul 22, 2016
The Royal Court Theatre's Youth Board Takes Over The Theatre
by Edward Baker - Jul 22, 2016
Following Open Court in 2013, when the writers had the keys, this time the Royal Court has handed the keys of the building to the theatre's Youth Board and 10 young writers aged 15 - 24. Over the next three weeks they are in charge and they will be tackling the issues that matter to them through theatre, music, installations, talks and workshops. (more...)
Photo Flash: Queensbridge Park Esplanade Named for Local Advocate Elizabeth McQueen
by BWW News Desk - Jul 22, 2016
NYC Parks Commissioner Mitchell J. Silver, FAICP, today joined Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer and members of The Friends of Queensbridge Park to celebrate the legacy of long-time park advocate Elizabeth McQueen by officially naming the park's promenade in her honor. Scroll down for photos! (more...)
BWW Review: Short North Stage Puts New Spin on Old Favorite, THE FANTASTICKS
by Paul Batterson - Jul 22, 2016
In his Playbill notes for THE FANTASTICKS, Short North Stage director Jonathan Flom makes an unusual assumption of his audience. Flom writes: 'I think that the vast majority of avid theatergoers upwards of age 30 have some relationship with THE FANTASTICKS.' (more...)
Regional Roundup: Top 10 Stories This Week Around the Broadway World - 7/22; LuPone/Ebersole in WAR PAINT, HUNCHBACK at Ogunquit, BYE, BYE BIRDIE at Goodspeed and More!
by BWW Special Coverage - Jul 22, 2016
This week, we go around our Broadway World to feature stories in Maine, Chicago, San Diego and more. Check out our top 10 stories around our Broadway World below, which include LuPone/Ebersole in Goodman Theatre's WAR PAINT, THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME at Ogunquit, and SENSE AND SENSIBILITY at The Old Globe, just to name a few. (more...)
Photo Flash: First Look at Apotheosis Opera's LA FANCIULLA DEL WEST
by BWW News Desk - Jul 22, 2016
Apotheosis Opera presents its second production, a fully-staged English-language production of GIACOMO PUCCINI'S masterpiece LA FANCIULLA DEL WEST (The Girl of the Golden West), tonight, July 22 at 7:30pm, and Sunday, July 24, at 3pm at the theatre of El Museo del Barrio (1230 5th Avenue). BroadwayWorld has a first look at the cast in action below! (more...)
VIDEO: Oliver Stone & Cast of SNOWDEN Share All-New Trailer at Comic Con
by TV News Desk - Jul 22, 2016
At yesterday's at San Diego Comic-Con, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Shailene Woodley, Zachary Quinto, and director Oliver Stone made an appearance to promote their upcoming film SNOWDEN (more...)
Multi Olivier Award-Winning Hit Musical SUNNY AFTERNOON Confirms Cast
by BWW News Desk - Jul 22, 2016
It may be a dull morning here in Glasgow but we're holding out for a spell of brighter weather as the West End multi Olivier award-winning hit musical Sunny Afternoon confirms its cast. Produced by Sonia Friedman Productions and Ambassador Theatre Group, the show, which received four awards at the 2015 Olivier Awards including Best New Musical and Outstanding Achievement in Music for Ray Davies, will open at the Manchester Opera House on Friday 19 August 2016 before rocking the King's Theatre Glasgow from Tuesday 11 until Saturday 15 October 2016. (more...)
Photo Flash: CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG at Marlowe Theatre Company
by BWW News Desk - Jul 22, 2016
TICKETS are still available for the much-loved musical Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, which flies into Canterbury this summer. The show, at The Marlowe Theatre from Wednesday 24 August, stars Lee Mead (Casualty, Legally Blonde, Joseph and The Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat) as Caractacus Potts; Claire Sweeney (Brookside, Strictly Come Dancing, Loose Women, Chicago, Guys And Dolls, Educating Rita, and Hairspray) as Baroness Bomburst; Phill Jupitus (The Producers, Hairspray) as Lord Scrumptious/Baron Bomburst; Carrie Hope Fletcher (Les Miserables, War Of The Worlds) as TrulyScrumptious; Matt Gillett (Jersey Boys, Top Hat) as the Childcatcher; and Andy Hockley (The Phantom Of The Opera) as Grandpa Potts. (more...)
BWW Review: LONG GONE DADDY at Mile Square Theatre
by Adam Cohen - Jul 21, 2016
A moving portrait of life, parenthood, stay at home dadness, and coming to terms with the past. (more...)
No Progress In Efforts To Save New Jersey's Surflight Theater
by Michael Dale - Jul 21, 2016
Financial problems started when the decades-old theater was flooded by Hurricane Sandy. (more...)
Opening of ARSENIC AND OLD LACE at the Terrace Plaza Playhouse
by BWW News Desk - Jul 21, 2016
The hysterical old favorite Arsenic and Old Lace is opening August 12th! This delightful comedy is set to be performed August 12th - September 17th, Monday, Fridayand Saturday nights at 7:30pm. (more...)
STAGE TUBE: New Trailer for JELLY'S LAST JAM, Starring Mark G Meadows and Cleavant Derricks at Signature Theatre
by Stage Tube - Jul 21, 2016
Signature Theatre's JELLY'S LAST JAM, directed by Signature Associate Artistic Director Matthew Gardiner (Signature's La Cage Aux Folles, West Side Story) and choreographed by Jared Grimes (Broadway's After Midnight), runs August 2 - September 11 in Signature Theatre's intimate MAX Theatre. The musical about famed and notorious jazz entertainer Jelly Roll Morton by George C. Wolfe, Susan Birkenhead, and Luther Henderson features the music of Jelly Roll Morton. Click below to watch a teaser for the show! (more...)
BREAKING NEWS: MOTOWN Will Conclude Broadway Run Early on July 31
by BWW News Desk - Jul 21, 2016
The Broadway return engagement of Motown The Musical, the last stop on the First National Tour, will play its final performance at The Nederlander Theatre (208 West 41st Street) on Sunday, July 31, 2016. (more...)
Students/Alumni Bring U-M to the 2016 Traverse City Film Festival
by BWW News Desk - Jul 21, 2016
The 2016 festival, which will be held July 26-31, will feature faculty-taught workshops, short films by screenwriting students and a documentary by an alumna. U-M interns will assist with the events. (more...)
Theatreworks USA Presents Junie B.'s Essential Survival Guide to School
by BWW News Desk - Jul 21, 2016
This summer Theatreworks USA, the nation's leading not-for-profit professional theatre for young audiences, will present the Off-Broadway Premiere of Junie B.'s Essential Survival Guide to School. Thanks to the generosity of corporations, foundations, and donors, Theatreworks USA will be able to send over 12,000 underserved youth to the theatre for FREE! (more...)
Trent Armand Kendall + Brass ILLUSION Headline BROADWAY AT THE PIER
by BWW News Desk - Jul 21, 2016
Trent Armand Kendall (host of TRENT ARMAND KENDALL Broadway Download, City World Radio) is host and producer of an outdoor, summer concert series at Pier Village, Long Branch, NJ. Pier Village is the most popular destinations on the Jersey Shore with retail, restaurants, international food trucks, residences and varied, exciting summer programming. Broadway at the Pier is a free event. Patrons are invited to bring their favorite blankets and chairs to enjoy a high energy, 60 minute concert of classic, contemporary and Broadway hits. (more...)
WELCOME TO NIGHT VALE LIVE SHOW Comes to The Wellmont Theater
by BWW News Desk - Jul 21, 2016
The creators of Welcome to Night Vale, one of the world's most downloaded podcasts, bring their acclaimed live show to Montclair, NJ for the only NYC-area performance of the show. Like the podcast, the stage version of Night Vale tells stories from the strange desert town of Night Vale, delivering rich, nuanced drama in the form of a community radio show hosted by Cecil Palmer (played by Cecil Baldwin). (more...)
BWW TV: FIDDLER ON THE ROOF Cast Drinks to Life at Bryant Park!
by BroadwayWorld TV - Jul 21, 2016
In attendance was the cast of Fiddler on the Roof (Adam Grupper, Steven Skybell, Michael C. Bernardi,Mitch Greenberg, George Psomas, Jeffrey Schecter, Stephen Carrasco, Eric Chambliss, Reed Luplau, Zach McNally, Matt Moisey, Sarah Parker, Marla Phelan, Silvia Vrskova, Andrew Wojtal, AaRon Young) who performed the songs 'Matchmaker, Matchmaker,' and 'To Life.' Check out highlights below! (more...)
Mile Square Theatre Presents, A World Premiere, LONG GONE DADDY
by BWW News Desk - Jul 20, 2016
Mile Square Theatre, Hudson County's leading professional theatre, is proud to present the second production of its 2016 season - the world premiere of LONG GONE DADDY, written and performed by MST's playwright-in-residence Joseph Gallo. Directed by MST artistic director Chris O'Connor, performances begin July 20 and run through August 7 in the company's new venue, located at 1400 Clinton Street in Hoboken. (more...)
Tickets on Sale This August for JERSEY BOYS at the Orpheum
by BWW News Desk - Jul 20, 2016
Tickets will go on sale Friday, August 5, 2016 at 10 AM for the Memphis return engagement of the Tony, Grammy and Olivier Award-winning hit musical JERSEY BOYS, the story of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons, playing the Orpheum Theatre October 25-30, 2016. (more...)
O'Neill Center Joins The Dramatists Guild Fund's Fellows Program
by BWW News Desk - Jul 20, 2016
The Dramatists Guild Fund (DGF) announces it will continue expanding the Fellows Program through collaboration with the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center. (more...)
Freeform & espnW to Celebrate Girl Power with 'Boss Girls' Programming Event This July
by TV News Desk - Jul 20, 2016
Freeform honors glorious girls and their kick-butt boldness with a three-day Boss Girls programming event, starting FRIDAY, JULY 22 (more...)
VIDEO: Sneak Peek - 'Wanted: Dead or Alive' on Next PRETTY LITTLE LIARS
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On the next episode of PRETTY LITTLE LIARS on Freeform titled Wanted: Dead or Alive, as the police gain new leads in Rollins disappearance, the Liars wonder if he really is dead while someone else meets his/her end. (more...)
Carrie Mae Weems to Helm GRACE NOTES: REFLECTIONS FOR NOW at Yale Rep
by BWW News Desk - Jul 20, 2016
Yale Repertory Theatre's 2016-17 No Boundaries performance series begins with GRACE NOTES: REFLECTIONS FOR NOW, directed by Carrie Mae Weems, September 9 and 10 at 8PM at the University Theatre (222 York Street). (more...)
Jesse Corbin and Kelly Strandemo Join LION, WITCH & WARDROBE Off-Broadway
by BWW News Desk - Jul 20, 2016
Off Broadway Family Theatre has announced new cast members for its long running production, The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe, which plays Saturdays at 11 AM at St. Luke's Theatre, 308 West 46th Street, NYC. (more...)
Lil Rel Howery, Nikki Glaser and More to Headline Carolines on Broadway This August
by BWW News Desk - Jul 20, 2016
Carolines on Broadway announces its line-up for the month of August, highlighted by headliners Lil Rel Howery, from NCB's 'The Carmichael Show,' August 4 - 6; Justin Willman, from his Comedy Central special 'Sleight of Mouth,' August 11 - 14; Nikki Glaser, star of Comedy Central's 'Not Safe with Nikki Glaser' and the film 'Trainwreck,' August 18 - 21; Gerald Kelly, from NBC's 'Last Comic Standing,' August 25; and Nate Bargatze, from his Comedy Central special Nate Bargatze: Full Time Magic, August 26 - 28. (more...)
MASQUERADE, CINDERELLA, THUMBPRINT and More Set for Opera Ithaca
by BWW News Desk - Jul 20, 2016
Opera Ithaca will open its third season with a grand celebration entitled Masquerade, followed by the regional premiere of Kamala Sankaram's opera based on the story of Mukhtar Mai, Thumbprint, a New Year's Eve Gala to include Mozart's Abduction from the Seraglio and a spring 2017 production of Rossini's Cinderella, in addition to several concerts and community events. (more...)
Scoop: PRETTY LITTLE LIARS on FREEFORM - Tuesday, August 9, 2016
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Get all the scoop on PRETTY LITTLE LIARS, airing on FREEFORM on Tuesday, August 9, 2016! (more...)
VIDEO: A Montage of Scenes From J.T. Rogers' Fascinating OSLO
by Michael Dale - Jul 20, 2016
J.T. Rogers' emotional and darkly comic drama tells of the negotiations that led to the Oslo Accords. (more...)
Shattered Globe Theatre Announces 2016-17 Season
by BWW News Desk - Jul 20, 2016
Shattered Globe Theatre is pleased to announce the first two productions of its 2016-17 Season, kicking off this fall with a revival of Pulitzer Prize winner Sam Shepard's quintessential American drama TRUE WEST, directed by James Yost. The production will feature Shattered Globe Ensemble Members Joseph Wiens, Kevin Viol and Rebecca Jordan with Rob Frankel. (more...)
Casting for TRUE WEST Announced at Shattered Globe Theatre
by BWW News Desk - Jul 20, 2016
Shattered Globe Theatre kicks off their season this fall with a revival of Pulitzer Prize winner Sam Shepard's quintessential American drama TRUE WEST, directed by James Yost. The production will feature Shattered Globe Ensemble Members Joseph Wiens, Kevin Viol and Rebecca Jordan with Rob Frankel. (more...)
Elbit Systems Awarded Approximately $30 Million in Contracts to Provide Observation Systems to a European Country
by BWW News Desk - Jul 20, 2016
New Line Cinema's THE CONJURING 2 Scares Up Over $300 Million Worldwide
by Movies News Desk - Jul 20, 2016
New Line Cinema's supernatural horror thriller THE CONJURING 2 has grossed over $300 million at the worldwide box office as it continues to thrill and chill movie audiences around the world. (more...)
ShawChicago to Present George Bernard Shaw's MISALLIANCE This Fall
by BWW News Desk - Jul 20, 2016
ShawChicago presents George Bernard Shaw's farce on the fashionable, Misalliance. Performances run September 17 - October 10 at The Ruth Page Center for the Arts, 1016 N. Dearborn Street, Chicago, IL 60610. (more...)
Cast Announced for Steppenwolf's THE FUNDAMENTALS
by BWW News Desk - Jul 20, 2016
Steppenwolf Theatre Company announced today the complete cast for Erika Sheffer's The Fundamentals, a smart and searing look at America's corporate culture through the story of a Manhattan hotel maid with higher aspirations. Directed by ensemble member Yasen Peyankov, the cast features ensemble members Alana Arenas (Millie), Caroline Neff (Stellan) and Alan Wilder (Abe) with Audrey Francis(Eliza) and Armando Riesco (Lorenzo). Peyankov and Sheffer last collaborated on Steppenwolf's 2014 Chicago premiere of Russian Transport, which also featured ensemble member Alan Wilder. Previews begin November 10, 2016 and the show runs through December 23, 2016 in Steppenwolf's Upstairs Theatre, 1650 N Halsted.Single tickets ($20 - $89) go on sale Friday, August 5 at 11am. 2016/17 season subscriptions and memberships are currently on sale through Audience Services at 312-335-1650 or steppenwolf.org. (more...)
Amish Acres Arts and Crafts Festival is CRAZY FOR ART
by BWW News Desk - Jul 19, 2016
The 54TH annual Amish Acres Arts & Crafts Festival will be held Thursday through Sunday, August 4 - August 7, 2016 on the grounds of Amish Acres, an 80 acre historic Amish farm listed in the National Register of Historic Places. For the eighth time, Amish Acres Festival has been selected by the American Bus Association (ABA) as a TOP 100 event in North America. (more...)


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|Reviews for My Brother's Keeper
| peppermintflame chapter 31 . 2/4/2015
Thank you for telling me this story existed! _ Yay for conflict resolution, and better brother bonds! 3 And that cut scene at the end? So good :D
Dave proves himself once again, more capable then we realise, turning the tables on the Trust before they even knew it. Perfect. And John being his little determinator self, ready to go all the way for the people he loves. *happy sigh*
I think I'll go back and read the first one again! _
| WriterJC chapter 31 . 5/17/2014
Realty enjoyed this... And the outtake . It was like visiting with old friends.
| thewolf74 chapter 31 . 1/16/2014
Well he survived again, as usual. I just hope that David will be ok. This was a really good story. I'm really happy that they all survived the attack from the trust. Please continue to write more stories.
| Kieran chapter 31 . 10/22/2013
A pure joy to read and exceptional writing. If you ever feel inspired, a third sequel to this ongoing story would be very warmly welcomed now that Julia, Dave and John are on The Trusts Radar. It would also open the door for John and Teyla to get together.
| Mc Parrot chapter 30 . 9/29/2013
This was a fabulous angsty, plotty ride. I loved it. I loved what you did with the characters of Dave and your Julia. I loved how you wove alien technology in with things like plane crashes, warehouse storming and Amelia Earhart. In fact i particularly like the Amelia Earhart stuff.
And most of all I love the way you whump John. Awwww.
Fantastic piece of writing. Well done.
| Harmne chapter 5 . 8/9/2013
Hey, it's me again. I'm re-reading this for about the twelfth time - and I'm pretty sure I've read and re-read all your stories - but I don't remember the "'supply' run to Mackenzie's research post" that Rodney referred to as being John's supposed last 'time off'. Did you write that story? I'd love to read it - it sounds very intriguing! - even if it's not complete or is just notes on your computer somewhere! Please? With a Sheppard on top?!
| Harmne chapter 30 . 3/17/2013
Yet another great story. I love seeing John on Earth, struggling to find his bearings with Earth technology and the people - especially his brother.
I don't know if you or anyone else has written one, but I would *love* to read a story where John spends some leave on Earth, showing Teyla and maybe Ronan around. Maybe with Rodney in tow, too. If you know of any such stories I would really appreciate recommendations!
Thanks again for the great story. You do a wonderful job!
| Harmne chapter 11 . 3/17/2013
LOL, that was mean, if well intentioned, and I'm sure John's going to get an earful from Dave when this is all over!
| Sara chapter 30 . 1/2/2013
Wow! I thoroughly enjoyed this story. Your story just flows so smoothly, and is a pleasure to read. If you get the chance, please do more follow-ups with David, John, Julia and the SGA gang. Your handling of these characters is wonderful.
| Peridot5 chapter 1 . 7/13/2012
Wow. That was really fantastic. And so much awesome stuff packed in there. :D
| sb4ever chapter 26 . 12/26/2011
Re-reading this. Love, love, love your writing! You paint pictures with your words drawing the reader into your world. This would have been a great two-parter (or three) for the show or even a movie. I miss the gang.
| SGAmvmm chapter 30 . 11/4/2011
Thank you for the wonderful story... Love it!..
| Nicole chapter 31 . 10/28/2011
I LOVED IT! This was such an amazing read. Write more John and David interaction. And oh Ronon, what a character : )
| Molto Bene chapter 15 . 10/28/2011
Oh Shep :) Loved the part where John remembered trying to climb in the coffin at the museum.
| sherry57 chapter 31 . 9/24/2011
Every time I read this, I love it hon. Sheppard whump, earth, dave, the trust...it's all there. Thanks!


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We spent a week in Saint Petersburg at the end of the Summer of 2003. For a couple that grew up during the Cold War, the thought of going to Russia was a bit strange, but we were so glad that we made the trip! Saint Petersburg is awesome - it is one of the MUST VISIT places in the world. The imperial palaces were amazing, the churches were beautiful, and the Hermitage art museum topped them all. We spent 8 days in and around Saint Petersburg, but would have loved to have stayed longer. There are an incredible number of things to see and do.
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The cathedrals are so beautiful and to see a mammoth must have been fantastic. Excellent page!
Lucky you having 8days here! Such a nice page with photo's to match. I think that is the 1st real pink Church I have seen, rather cute!!!!
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Measures approximately 8" long x 8" tall.
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Thomas is about to embark on his most thrilling adventure yet, inspired by Sodor's Legend of the Lost Treasure. While transporting TNT to the demolition crew working on the new branch line, the ground gets shaky beneath Thomas' wheels. Press down on the TNT plunger and WHOOSH! Suddenly, the tracks drop down and Thomas disappears into the crevasse. As Thomas falls, a hidden ship rolls out from within the cavern. Its mast unfurls to reveal it's a pirate ship! The missing treasure can't be far behind. Can Thomas locate the treasure and deliver it to the museum on time? He'll have to make sure he stays on track so he doesn't fly off the rails into Arlesburg Harbor. Little engineers can raise the drawbridge to let the pirate ship out to sea—and sail the free-wheeling ship on any adventure they can imagine.
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Includes 1 roll of easel paper containing 65' of paper.
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This snake plush from Wild Republic will slither right into your heart. It has a realistic-looking brown pattern along its back, and black and yellow eyes. Perfect for both lovers of reptiles and cuddles, this super soft snake is sure to become your newest best friend in no time.
Measures approximately 70" long.
This snake plush from Wild Republic will slither right into your heart. It may look formidable with horns and vivid colours, but its personality is as soft as its plush body. Perfect for both lovers of reptiles and cuddles, this super soft snake is sure to become your newest best friend in no time.
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This Forest Puzzle from Janod comes complete with seven different chunky wooden animals. Made from wood this puzzle is durable and sized perfectly for little hands. A brown bear, green duck and more on a brightly illustrated puzzle board, your little one will love playing with all of their new friends. Designed in France, each puzzle piece is painted on all sides and can be removed from the puzzle and played with on their own - the pieces even stand up. When it's time to put the puzzle together, beneath each piece the board is coloured the same as the animal encouraging your child to learn colour matching. Great for learning object recognition and orientation, Janod puzzles are also perfect for developing puzzle and fine motor skills. Between playing with the puzzle pieces separately and putting the puzzle back together, play time will always be fun.
Measures approximately 8" high x 0.8" wide x 11" long.
A 4 piece hand-puppet set that includes a helpful collection of characters! Designed for children and caregivers to role-play together in a sweet and simple way, the construction worker, doctor, police officer, and firefighter are sure to inspire countless creative stories and amazing imaginary adventures. The simple glove puppets fit children and adults and are easy to use, so even the littlest puppeteers can see exciting movement with very little skill - terrific for self-confidence, and also an invaluable booster for motor skills, hand-eye coordination, communication skills, parent-child bonding, and so much more!
Made with brightly patterned, washable fabrics and built to last, these soft and sweet hand puppets are sure to be go-to toys for years to come.
Includes 4 hand puppets (construction worker, doctor, police officer, and firefighter).
Make yourself comfortable in this warm and cozy Suburban Home. With a bright and colourful design and large, rounded pieces, this Playmobil 1.2.3 set is ideal for toddlers. The two-story home comes with a fully-furnished kitchen, bathroom and bedroom and has a grid layout that makes securing furniture to the floors easy. Plus, kids will love the functioning doorbell and sound effects.
Set includes three figures, bed, cradle, dog, doghouse, table and chairs, oven, sink, shower, toilet, and additional accessories.
Measures approximately 16" tall and 10" wide and 10" high.
This colourful set of play blocks is sure to stimulate any child's imagination! It contains 36 natural blocks and 14 coloured blocks in various shapes and sizes. The set reinforces the creative process and expands children's thinking ability. The blocks can be used to create castles, cars, houses and more - the possibilities are endless!
Pieces measure approximately 1 1/2" to 3" long.
Bosco the brown stuffed Labradoodle dog is just too sweet! Floppy and ultra-soft with the most endearing face! Totally squishable and loveable this doodle dog is the perfect size for grab and go cuddles! Douglas makes beautiful, soft, stuffed animals and infant plush with distinctive expressions and gestures that reveal a high level of quality and value. These breed-specific stuffed animals go beyond the average plush.
Measures approximately 8" long.
This snake plush from Wild Republic will slither right into your heart. She has lots of bright stripes in blue, green, and purple, and an adorable bow on her head. Her sparkly eyes and sweet expression make this snake ultra-loveable. She's irresisssssssstible.
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Measures approximately 50" long.
A darling little dancer mouse complete with a tulle tutu and bow. She is a perfect companion for the ballerina in your life!
Measures approximately 5" tall.
Maude the elephant is the perfect addition to your Douglas collection. She has a sweet face, and super soft body – great for cuddling! Douglas makes beautiful, soft, cuddly stuffed animals and infant plush with a distinctive expression or gesture that speaks quality and value unlike any other plush animal.
Measures approximately 10" long x 6" tall.
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Measures approximately 10" long.
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Measures approximately 10" tall.
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Like Corolle dolls, Corolle accessories are set apart from all others by their quality and construction. They are designed to appeal to a child's heart and inspire endless hours of fulfilling play. The Corolle name assures superb craftsmanship and the highest standards of French design.
Measures approximately 18" tall by 18" wide.
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D'Ambrosio is currently e-commerce manager at Lexar Media Inc., the parent company of computer memory chip maker Micron Technology Inc., which operates e-commerce site Crucial.com, No. 511 in Internet Retailer's Second 500 Guide. He will begin his post at ScotteVest on Oct. 1.
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