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Cuts fear clouds a year of diversity and innovation in Japan theater (The Japan Times)
Following the landmark change of government in August, meetings of its Budget Screening Committee have for the first time been opened to the public. Sadly, though, when that committee got round to arts financing in November, many members harshly criticized the amount awarded to the public theater sector. Politicians now seem set on savagely slashing that budget, with the New National Theatre ...
The decade in theater: 'August: Osage County' took on the world (Chicago Tribune)
If you peer out at the international theater world from a home base in Chicago, no play had more impact in the past decade than Tracy Letts August: Osage County, first produced by Chicagos Steppenwolf Theatre Company in 2007.
TEMECULA: City sues community theater architect, contractors (North County Times)
Frustrated by "significant leaking" at the Old Town TemeculaCommunity Theater, the city has sued the architect, the contractorand the subcontractors involved with the design and construction ofthe $11 million building.
Monticello allows groups to hold private functions (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
A new policy at Monticello allows corporations and other organizations to rent out the grounds of Thomas Jeffersons home for private functions. While Jeffersons house remains off-limits, available venues include the Jefferson Library, the theater and classrooms in the Thomas Jefferson Visitor Center and Smith Education Center, the Smith Woodland Pavilion and outdoor spots scattered across the ...
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