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The Playa’s the Thing
City Lights Theatre brings youthful Romeo and Juliet to Forsyth Park
Rockin’ The Uke at The Bean
This tiny (Tim) instrument finally gets its due…
Far away, but yet so close
On Phoenix first ozone pollution alert of the season — which happened to be Earth Day — I arrived at Barry M. Goldwater Terminal for a Passover Seder with some Michigan relatives, most of whom couldnt have settled further from the glove-shaped state. This is what I learned. There are nearly 5,000 Bulgarians in Phoenix.…
Music Menu
Looking for some live music? Check out this week’s Music Menu…
Good Show, Will Travel
In the mood for a road trip? Dig on our comprehensive regional concert calendar…
The Blotter
A man called police to report that his brother had come to his house drunk. When he refused to let his brother inside, the brother sat in his vehicle across the street and continued drinking. An officer approached the vehicle and asked him if he was drinking. The suspect replied, I just made myself…
Step into Narnia
One of the most cherished works of 20th century fiction comes to life onstage this weekend, as Savannah Danse Theatre performs The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe at the Lucas Theatre. Based on the ever-popular Chronicles of Narnia series by C.S. Lewis, the ballet is about coming into a magical land, Narnia, with beautiful…
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Connect Recommends
See what live gigs Connect Recommends ths week…
Letters to the Editor
Raising minimum wage would be counterproductive Editor, Jack Stars 50-cent solution to the problem of funding Social Security, described on page 11 in the April 20-26 issue of your paper, is completely unfounded. If the government were to raise the minimum wage by 50 cents an hour, then busineses would have to raise the prices…
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