On Tour New dates noted in bold BEACON THEATER …

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BEACON THEATER 2124 B’way (74th St.), 212-496-7070. The Holmes Brothers (6/19); Widespread Panic (7/18-7/19); CARNEGIE HALL 157 W. 57th St. (7th Ave.), 212-247-7800. Spinal Tap’s Back From the Dead Tour (6/4); Live concert of "O Brother Where Art Thou?" feat. Alison Krauss & Union Station, John Hartford, Gillian Welch, Ralph Stanley, Norman Blake, Dan
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This Is the Business We Have Chosen

Written by Jim Knipfel on May 29, 2001. Posted in Miscellaneous, Posts

At approximately 2:45 p.m. on Sunday, April 22nd, I typed the word "cello," then stopped. The sun was out, the sky clear, the temperature climbing past the mid-80s. So not long after typing the word "cello," I put on my shoes, and stepped outside. The sun and the heat made my head hurt, and all
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Rehabilitating Mr. Wiggles

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More Mr. Wiggles :www.neilswaab.com/wiggles1.html
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OTHER EVENTS BORDERLANDS: TEXAS POETRY REVIEW Seeks emerging …

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Seeks emerging & established artists for Fall/Winter 2001 issue, visit www.borderlands.org for submission & guideline info; deadline is July 1. CHRISTOPHER BRIAN WOLK PLAYWRITING AWARD The Abingdon Theatre Co. will award $1000 to an emerging playwright. Submit three copies of your work w/SASE to 432 W. 42nd St., 4th fl. NYC 10036 by June
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Songs of Summer Songs of Summer Tuesday afternoon, …

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Tuesday afternoon, a couple of weeks ago. Manhattan is glinting under a bright blue sky, it’s 70 degrees, and thousands of young adults in purple robes are pouring out of Madison Square Garden, with thousands more parents and grandparents and siblings, jamming the sidewalks, flowing like a purple river into 7th Ave., snarling the taxi
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CABARET ARCI’S PLACE 450 Park Ave. S. …

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450 Park Ave. S. (betw. 30th & 31st Sts.), 212-532-4370, www.arcisplace.com Shows $25-$50 & $15-$25 min. WEDS & THURS: Philip Officer," 9. FRI & SAT: Philip Officer," 8:30 & 11. SUN: Philip Officer, 3. MON: Jim Caruso, 8. TUES: Donna KcKechnie, 9. DANNY’S SKYLIGHT ROOM 346 W. 46th St. (betw. 8th & 9th Aves.),
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Maakies

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Visit the official Maakies site:www.maakies.com
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OUTDOORS Tours & Hikes 92ND ST. Y …

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92ND ST. Y TOURS Extensive program of tours & trips in & outside of New York City. This week: "An Evening in Little Odessa," Sat. at 5; "The Backroads of Long Island," Sun. at 9; "The Art of Filmmaking: NY’s Upper West Side," Sun. at 11; "Get Down & Dirty: Dig, Dig, Dig," Sun. at
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Classical Concerts Friday 5/25 TWO FOR LOVE "The Happy Hypocrite" …

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TWO FOR LOVE "The Happy Hypocrite" & "Blues in the Subway", operettas conducted by Alonzo Levister, are being performed to live jazz at the West End Cafe; 2911 B’way (114th St.), 212-206-1515; 8, $15-$25. Tuesday 5/29 HLIF SIGNURJONS Steven Ryan pounds piano & Signurjons plays violin in New York debut at Merkin Concert Hall;
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