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propagandART for april 7, 2003 ::
:: April
Calendar of events ::
Events not covered on this page, but listed on the calendar include:
-Academy of Ancient Music
-Planet Butter
-Titans Coach at Wesleyan
-Secrets Every Smart Traveler Should Know
-Sweet
Honey In The Rock <-fantastic vocal group!!!
:: The
Hamlet Cabaret :: This is going to be a royal blast!!!
Unmasked, de-frocked, but
not necessarily unplugged.
The fantastically talented cast members of Hamlet will be performing
a cabaret show after the play on Friday, April 11, only!
We'll probably be in the bar at the Haymarket Theater
and start about 10 pm. We're asking for a couple of bucks
to pay for the staff and space.
There will be singing, standup, dramatic interpretations
and who knows what else.
This is going to be so much fun, I can't wait!!
Show up early for a good table, grab a beverage and sit back.
The play may be the thing, but the cabaret is where it's at.
:: Hamlet
- Final Weekend ::
I cannot express to you
how great this show is.
Joel Story wrote a letter to the editor last weekend saying:
"It's legitimate theatre at its local best. It's real drama."
Read the full letter here. (thanks
a ton, joel.)
I echo his sentiments completely.
This cast is phenomenal.
If you've had trouble understanding Shakespeare before,
come see this show anyway! The actors are so good,
you'll be able to understand it. You'll laugh, your jaw will drop,
and if you aren't careful, you may just tear up a bit.
Haymarket Theater - 803 Q street (next to Arturos)
Thursday - Saturday, 7PM
Call now for reservations: 477-2600
T ickets: $15/$9 students
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:: Ragtime
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This is also the last weekend
for Ragtime at the Community
Playhouse.
The cast has worked really hard, and would love to hear what you have to say
about the production.
If you have just a second, go to this
page, and tell them what you think!
If you haven't seen it yet, this is the last weekend!!!
:: lcp
website for more info
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Greetings from R. C. Dub! ::
rcdubbers@hotmail.com
Just a quick reminder to all of you, we are FINALLY playing this week!
Its been a while since our last show (2 months) and we are SO ready to play.
We have some hip new songs to play and also some of our old favorites. Come
on out to swing and groove with us...
Wednesday-April 9th, 10pm @ Duffy's Tavern 1412 "O"st
That's right, show starts at 10pm and goes to 12:30am (1am) and there is an
opening act. King Fox will be appearing all the way from L.A. they tell us!Get
your friends and go early to get a good seat then cozy up to your fishbowl and
enjoy.
See you there!
:: Moon
Music ::
Here is the schedule for Crescent
Moon Coffee music events for the next few weeks. Thanks for passing the word
along!
Please note that we are planning
to be in our new location by May 3rd. (816 P Street) If you have any questions,
you can reach me at 435-2828. – Terri Jo (terrijo@inebraska.com)
All Thursday night concerts
are 8 to 10 PM. There is no charge for any events. Donations for artists are
accepted.
April 10- Kyle Knapp / Omaha
singer-songwriter
April 17- Andrew Calhoun
/.Oregon singer/songwriter
April 24- Womenfolk
/ All women folk band
May 1 – KZUM benefit
concert by Tom May (note * this concert will be held at Calvary Methodist Church
to provide more seating.
Crescent Moon Coffee will be served!)
May 8- Mandi &
Val / acoustic duo from Grand Island
May 15- Tom Martin
/ celtic, folk, and jazz
May 22- Alligator String
Band / all women string band
May 29- Sylvia Griffith
/ acoustic guitar & vocals
Every Friday from 5 to 7
PM is our jazz series featuring our house band, Suzann Ross Jazz Ensemble
Saturday mornings at 11 AM
is open jamm. All music welcome.
Mondays at 7PM is our reading
series. Open mic follows.
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Sufi Zikr: Journey Into The Heart With Sacred Movement, Meditation and Sound
::
with Atum O'Kane
(see below)
April 11, Friday, 8pm $10
Moving and sitting meditations in the Sufi Traditions and others. Join us as
we are lead into the mysteries of sound, movement, prayer and Sufi teachings.
Omaha Healing Arts
Center
1216 Howard St. Old Market
345-5078 * omahahealingarts.com
::
Perspectives Of Jung And Spiritual Teachers on the Art of Change ::
with Atum O'Kane
(see below)
April 12,13, Saturday - Sunday,
10-4pm $145 (some scholarships available-call Cheryl: 402-558-0730)
These critical times heighten our sense of change in our selves and our world.
Transition is a time of passage and initiation, when we bid farewell to old
identities and lay the groundwork for a new sense of self. As we dance through
the "in between" we are often confronted with the sadness of letting
go, the difficulty of living with uncertainty and disorientation and the excitement
of uncovering new possibilities. The workshop is an opportunity to gather meaning
and to integrate the many phases of transition. Work with teachings from various
spiritual traditions including Jungian psychology an alchemy to explore ways
to detach from old roles and expectations. Meditation, storytelling, and small
group sharing help plant seeds for the new through development of intuition,
discernment, and creative imagination.
Learn and use ritual to mark the process of completion, passage and
rebirth.
Omaha Healing Arts
Center
1216 Howard St. Old Market
345-5078 * omahahealingarts.com
Atum
Thomas O'Kane, Ph.D. is a graduate of the Guild for
Spiritual Guidance which focuses on the depth psychology of Carl Jung, the
vision of Teilhard de Chardin and the practice of Christian mysticism.
He holds a M.A. in Psychology Counseling and a doctorate in Transpersonal
Psychology. A senior teacher of the Sufi Order, he also served as its Secretary
General for 12 years. Atum is the founder of Mandoria, a two-year program
in spiritual guidance located in Germany.