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COMEDY, MUSICALS, STUDENT PLAYS AND DANCE
CONCERTS BEGINS SOON!
ROHNERT PARK, CA - The Department of Theatre Arts & Dance at Sonoma State University announces its 2011 to 2012 performance season. Beginning October 2011, the department presents a vibrant and eclectic mix of two dance concerts and five theatrical productions that demonstrate diverse and developing ambi- tion and talent - featuring stu- dents on stage and working behind the scenes. “Sonoma State University students in our department are being prepared for the professional world of theater and dance,” said Paul
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SSU'S 2011 TO 2012 SEASON OF SHAKESPEARE,
Draper, professor and chair of the Department of Theatre Arts & Dance. “We work to create a learning environment that is a model for the col- laborative work of theater and dance performance and life. At the same time, we strive to present all performances featuring the highest produc- tion values that will enrich our students and our audiences which include our SSU stu- dent body and alumni, faculty and staff and the community of Sonoma County and the North Bay region.” For the upcoming season,
the Department of Theatre Arts & Dance offers special incen- tives and discounts including student matinees presented for local schools; special events for alumni; SSU “Faculty and Staff Night” performances with free admission for fac- ulty and staff and $5 tickets for their friends and family. Sonoma State University
students are admitted free to all productions.
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RAVEN LOOKS FOR TALENT FOR LIP SYNC CONTEST BENEFITTING LOCAL CHARITIES
Healdsburg, CA – The Raven Performing Arts Theater is holding auditions for what the organization hopes will become an annual event – the Sonoma County Lip Sync Championship at the Raven. Auditions will be held Saturday, September 17, by appointment, for a rousing event that offers a share of the $1750 in cash prizes to non- profit organizations chosen by the winning acts. The adults-only event will
be held on Saturday, October 18. The Raven is actively recruiting acts from within the ranks of nonprofit groups within Sonoma County, but any group of locals is wel- come to participate. The first- place prize is $1000, second- place prize-winners get $500, and third-place act wins $250. All prize money is awarded to the winners’ favorite Sonoma County-based nonprofit orga- nization.
SANTA ROSA, CA. ~ The 21th Annual Festival at the Santa Rosa Veterans Hall is sponsored by the North Bay Italian Cultural Foundation to benefit scholarships for Sonoma County students and Italian Cultural Programs. Bring the family for a fun- filled day of good food, folk music & dancing, clas- sic auto show, silent auction, face-painting, travel educa- tion programs, mercato shop- ping, cooking demonstrations, bocce for adults and children and much more. Entertainers: Balliamo
Sunday, October 9, 2011 Festa Italiana
Dancers, Don Giovannis, Zighi Baci with Michael Van Why, Tom Cordoni, Hot Frittatas, Roman Gladiators, and Rick Demers (Frank Sinatra imper- sonator) and Coro Allegro. Ticket Outlets: Santa Rosa - Traverso’s, La Vera Pizza, Lazzini’s Market, Nonni’s Ristorante, The Villa Ristorante & NBICF Italian Cultural Center; Healdsburg - Costeaux Bakery; Petaluma - Haus Fortuna; Sebastopol - People’s Music. Fee: $6 advance purchase/$10 at door, under 12 free, FREE PARKING. Sunday, October 9, 2011. 11:00am-6:00pm. Veterans Memorial Hall, Maple Avenue at Brookwood Ave, Santa Rosa, CA, (707) 591-9696
As she has planted, so does she harvest; such is the field of karma. Sri Guru Granth Sahib
On Wednesday, September 21 at 6 PM the public is invited to attend The Sonoma County Human Dignity Film Festival, which will highlight films that explore the many aspects of the Deaf experi- ence and the meaning of com- munication. The films include "SEE WHAT I'M SAYING?", a documentary by and about deaf people, which won awards at the Newport Beach and Philadelphia Film Festivals, "WHERE THE SKY ENDS" the story of a young deaf boy's struggle to find mean- ing for himself in a hearing world and "THE END", which poses the question--what would the world be like without deafness? Disability Services & Legal Center (DSLC), is a non-prof- it agency established in 1976, whose mission is to advance the rights of persons with disabili- ties to equal access, opportunity, justice and participation in our communities. Adults and chil- dren with any type of disability, and/or their families are eligible to receive services. The organi- zation now has offices in Santa Rosa, Ukiah and Napa, serving Sonoma, Napa, Mendocino and Lake Counties. For information about DSLC, please visit www.
disabilityserviceandlegal.orgMore Information? Call Inga at DSLC (707) 528-2745 x 313
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