The Stay Arts 2022/23 Transformations Season will proceed with Pulitzer Prize winner Lynn Nottage’s poignant reminiscence play, CRUMBS FROM THE TABLE OF JOY, directed by Stay Arts Training Director Ti Ames. CRUMBS FROM THE TABLE OF JOY could have 12 performances within the Gibson Theater, March 3 by March 19, 2023, at Stay Arts Theater, 123 E. Water Road, in Charlottesville. Tickets are $27 for adults or $22 for college kids and senior residents and can be found at livearts.org/tix, 434-977-4177 x123, or by emailing boxoffice@livearts.org. CRUMBS FROM THE TABLE OF JOY is introduced by The Caplin Basis and sponsored by Allison Companions. Stay Arts will host two particular occasions…

Grief ran by the primary decade of my profession. I photographed tales about devastating matters: sexual violence, migration, non secular battle, warfare. On the quilt of my pocket book in 2019, I wrote a quote from the Bhagavad Gita: “The soul is neither born, and nor does it die.” It was supposed to remind me to play extra and take myself much less critically. Typically I’d get the uncommon project the place I may breathe—for instance, photographing an article on teas for an airline journal. I used to be within the Darjeeling space of north India, on the foothills of the Himalaya, a area identified for producing the “Champagne of…

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Mike Carver’s pink ‘67 Ford truck was a tribute to city delight and his Class of 1972. He died Feb. 3 at age 69. After his fortieth Snohomish Excessive College Class of 1972 reunion, Mike Carver decked out his 1967 Ford truck with indicators and Panther flags to point out his delight. He drove it round city and in parades, blasting music from 18 audio system and trailing bubbles. (Andy Bronson / The Herald) SNOHOMISH — He made every single day a parade. Mike Carver’s pink 1967 Ford pickup truck was a rootin’-tootin’ tribute to city delight and his Snohomish Class of ‘72. Music blared from the truck’s 18 audio…

A mom whose son died after ‘undoubted failings’ at a Nottingham maternity unit has introduced she has given start to a child lady. Kim Errington, 39, had a daughter almost two years after her son Teddy died when he was at some point outdated at Nottingham Metropolis Hospital. Elfi, who was born in November and is three months outdated, was described as a ‘very joyful, very smiley’ little child by Ms Errington. She stated: ‘So far as infants go, she’s fairly chilled, she’s laid again. ‘I assumed she’d be actually anxious, as a result of I had an anxious being pregnant however she’s not. She’s very joyful, very smiley. Kim…

Preserving the humanities “provides younger Cambodians one thing to carry on to from their previous,” says musician and genocide survivor Arn Chorn-Pond, who based a company that gives arts schooling scholarships. “It additionally provides them an identification, it provides them confidence, it provides them the voice to inform their very own tales to the world.” The varsity was arrange in 1994 by French artwork instructor Véronique Decrop and a small group of Cambodian refugees who returned house after the brutal Khmer Rouge regime resulted in 1979. Other than giving youngsters a secure house away from crowded properties and harmful streets, the college goals to revive arts that had been decimated…