Hurlyburly Begins Performances Off-Broadway
High in the Hollywood Hills, Hurlyburly focuses on four men caught in a world of parties, backbiting, lies, and self-obsession. But a string of encounters with destiny convinces one of them to dig beneath the surface to discover his soul. The cast features Deven Anderson, Jacklyn Collier, Rachel Cora, Kirk Gostkowski, Chris Harcum, Brandon Scott Hughes and Christina Elise Perry. View Comments The original production of Hurlyburly, directed by Mike Nichols, was a hit on Broadway in 1984 and featured William Hurt, Judith Ivey, Harvey Keitel, Jerry Stiller, Sigourney Weaver and Cynthia Nixon. Though originally presented in three-acts, the Variations Theatre Group production at the Chain Theatre will mount the revised version used in the 2005 revival starring Ethan Hawke and Bobby Cannavale.
That decade of decadence the 1980s is the setting for Tony winner David Rabe’s chilling comedy Hurlyburly as it begins performances off-Broadway February 14. Directed by Rich Ferraioli, opening night is scheduled for February 19 at The Chain Theatre.
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The youngest of Christina’s four children, Sawyer, has Down Syndrome and mobility can be tough for him. “We don’t do a lot of things as a family, this park was one of the few things that we could all do together,” explained mom Christina Nush. BINGHAMTON (WBNG) — For families in the area, the OurSpace playground at Rec Park provided more than a swing set, but an opportunity for people of many abilities to play together. When it came to the playground, she said, “It gave us all a place as a family to go that we could play with him and he could be part of everything and he didn’t feel like he was being left out because he couldn’t do what all the other kids were doing.” “As my children were crying yesterday, that was the one thing that I could tell them about, is that they’re already planning on rebuilding, they’re already gathering the money, and it’s going to be bigger and better and it’s going to be even more meaningful to us as a family and to the community after what has happened,” said mom Christina. “We were all planning on coming here this summer, but now we can’t and it’s just sad,” said middle daughter Gracie Nush. “It’s not going to stop the positivity and the joy that it brings people, it’s just going to make people more determined.” To donate to the fund to rebuild the playground, click here. When the playground was upgraded a few years back to be more accessible, the fun only grew. Providing a glimmer of hope that the playground they loved so much will one day be back again. This devastating blow, cutting down the number of places the Nush’s can spend as a family, down to next to nothing. So after Monday’s fire burned down the playground, her family is hurting. The Nush family grew up about five minutes from the park and has fond memories of hanging out there growing up. Nush said between the playground and swimming, that’s about all her family can do together to keep her youngest both safe and comfortable. Despite this, however, the family has their eyes on the future.
“It’s happening now and there’s not a lot of recognition for it,” Melikian said. “What we’ve seen in the media, not a lot of people know about it. And we need to bring attention to it sooner than later because later it might be too late.” The rally members began at the Armenian Genocide Memorial on Conklin Avenue and ended on State Street. The community also mentioned for more information about what is going on at the Armenian borders and how you can help, visit armeniafund.org. The community is also asking for the United States government’s help to stop the attacks on the country. BINGHAMTON (WBNG) — The Armenian Community of Greater Binghamton held a peace rally today to bring awareness to the attacks happening at the Armenian borders.
Alex Melikian, rally leader and Binghamton University student, says it was important to hold the rally in Binghamton to bring awareness to what is happening. The local Armenian community invited Binghamton residents to join their prayers for peace and help spread awareness of the attacks happening against the country. On September 27, the Armenian borders were attacked by Azerbaijan in the Artsakh Region. The war has been going on for the past three weeks. 
He added that rescuers spent hours trying to recover the victims’ bodies as they needed to remove huge rocks and landslide debris, requiring the use of heavy machinery.Read also: Mining accident tip of icebergSouth Kendeng Energy and Mineral Resources Agency head Teguh Yudi Pristiyanto said the mine had been operated without the proper license and permits.“The location of the landslide is part of the Sukolilo karst area, where mining is banned,” said Teguh.The police are investigating the incident. Grobogan Police’s criminal investigation department chief Adj. Comr. Andi Moh. Akbar Mekuo said his team would coordinate with the local energy and mineral resources agency during the investigation.“Local police officers said authorities had warned the miners about their unauthorized activities,” Andi said. (trn)Topics : A landslide has killed at least three miners at an unauthorized mine in Brati district, Grobogan regency, Central Java, on Wednesday.Brati Police chief First Insp. Zaenal said the three miners were hit by large rocks when a 30-meter-tall hillside collapsed. The three victims were identified as Suwadi, 45, Yulianto, 35 and Ridwan, 39, all of whom were residents of Katekan village.“They died on site,” Zaenal said on Wednesday, as quoted by kompas.com.
LOG INDon’t have an account? Register here Facebook Topics : Log in with your social account Linkedin analysis bank-mandiri COVID-19 pandemic recovery Forgot Password ? Google The COVID-19 pandemic is turning into a global economic crisis as most countries have fallen into recession. The pandemic has severely hit global demand, which in consequence has disrupted the global value chain, lowering total trade and discouraging investments. It also increases risk and uncertainty in the global financial market.Indonesia, while not officially in recession yet, is predicted to record another contraction in the third quarter of 2020. In the preceding quarter the economy shrank 5.32 percent year-on-year (yoy).The pandemic creates a low inflation and interest rate environment in Indonesia. The inflation rate has been below the 2020 target of 3±1 percent with core inflation, a good proxy for domestic demand, continuing to weaken. In response to that, BI’s seven-day reverse repo rate has been cut by 100 basis points (bps).As imports decelerated mor…
Governor Tom Wolf Statement on Senate Pension Reform Vote Government That Works, Pension Reform, Press Release, Statement Harrisburg, PA – Governor Tom Wolf released the following statement in support of the pension reform legislation voted on tonight in the Senate:“I applaud Senators Corman and Browne for their leadership on reforming our pension system, and I commend members on both sides of the aisle for their work on this very important issue.“I continue to support reform that pays down our debt, reduces Wall Street fees, and shifts risk away from taxpayers, all while providing workers with a fair retirement benefit.“This compromise plan, which is the result of tireless efforts over the course of the last several weeks by leaders in both chambers and my administration, accomplishes these goals, and the Senate’s vote tonight is an important first step in the process.” June 04, 2017
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Cazalys at Westcourt is one of Cairns’ premier sporting facilities. PICTURE: STEWART McLEANFROM rock concerts to top-flight sports fixtures and a Cairns shopping hub, Westcourt residents have just about everything at their fingertips.A large dairy farm in the late 19th century, the area is now a diverse and populous inner-city suburb.Cairns real estate agent Chris Gay has worked from his Westcourt office for 25 years and said the location was hard to beat for convenience. “My son lives at Westcourt and for him it’s a two-minute drive to the office,” he said.“People appreciate the fact that the area has nice restaurants, shops and they have just done a wonderful job refurbishing the Bungalow Hotel.“There are also some beautiful homes here, especially Queenslanders.“Some people like living at the Northern Beaches, which is fine, but it’s hard to beat a $12 taxi ride home from the city.” The suburb was originally known as West Cairns and, according to Cairns Regional Council, was set to be renamed Westgate.More from newsCairns home ticks popular internet search terms3 days agoTen auction results from ‘active’ weekend in Cairns3 days agoHowever, following the tragic collapse of Melbourne’s Westgate Bridge in 1970, the name was changed to Westcourt.The average selling price of Westcourt homes as of January this year, according to CoreLogic, was $351,000 – more than $120,000 below its neighbour Parramatta Park.Units are abundant in the suburb and delivered average rental yields in excess of 7 per cent over the 12 months to January. Westcourt’s Cazalys Stadium will this year host AFL premiers the Western Bulldogs and music superstar Elton John, while DFO Cairns shopping centre is in the early stages of a multi-million dollar revamp.Retiree Suzanne Haslam, 68, has lived on Mann St for more than 20 years and couldn’t be happier to call Westcourt home.“I’m close to all the amenities and have wonderful neighbours on both sides,” she said. “I’m a carer for one of my neighbours. There are some families on the street but most of the people are a bit older.“If I had all the money in the world and could afford to live in the richest suburbs, I would still stay here.”
Mr Davis said the modern home was only completed a few months before the pair bought it from the builder.“When Dale and Wayne first saw the house, they signed a contract within two days to buy it — they loved it instantly,” he said. “It’s a stunning big riverside home with large bedrooms plus an office that is bigger than most standard bedrooms if a fifth bedroom was required“It’s got an expansive, open plan lounge and dining area with soaring ceilings, striking timber flooring, bi-fold doors and banks of windows to draw in cooling breezes and natural light.“The pool area is amazing. It’s a resort-style alfresco entertaining area extending off the central living space featuring a stylish outdoor kitchen, built-in BBQ and sparkling heated pool.“It’s very low maintenance with astro turf around the pool and entertaining area.” MORE REAL ESTATE NEWS The scene of ‘Barbecue-gate”At the time, relations between White and Bennett had hit the skids, with the coach sacked by the club on December 2. Wayne Bennett’s entertainment area will sell with the houseSACKED Broncos coach Wayne Bennett is severing ties with Brisbane, selling the riverside home he shared with his fiancee Dale Cage.And yes, the super coach’s infamous entertaining area is included in the sale. The resort-style al fresco entertaining patio made headlines after a number of Broncos players reportedly snubbed a function hosted by club chief executive Paul White in favour of a gathering at Bennett HQ. Features include a downstairs media room, a large office, rumpus room, powder room, three car garage, three bedrooms on the upper level and a master bedroom that includes a walk-in robe and ensuite on the main level of the house. Ms Cage said it was a wonderful street to live in, with good company all round. The four bedroom house was built in 2016 by local builders Grayhaus, who are recognised for their high-end quality finishes. Former Brisbane Broncos coach Wayne Bennett now leads the South Sydney Rabbitohs. Picture. Phil HillyardNow the coach of the South Sydney Rabbitohs, the couple had initially planned to rent the property, which was listed for $1850 a week, but will now sell the house to make the permanent move into cockroach country. Wayne Bennett and partner Dale Cage arrive at the Broncos Award Night last year. (AAP/Image Sarah Marshall)Speaking of the Brisbane love nest they once shared, Ms Cage said the property was a “warm, inviting and modern home … made for entertaining”.“We looked all over Brisbane when we were looking to buy … and we both fell in love with this house together,” Ms Cage said.“As soon as we walked in we knew it was right for us, and it would suit a big family as it’s got a heated pool and four big bedrooms, two of which are ensuited.” Wayne Bennett and his partner Dale Cage are selling their home at 356 Brisbane Corso, YerongaMore from newsParks and wildlife the new lust-haves post coronavirus13 hours agoNoosa’s best beachfront penthouse is about to hit the market13 hours agoThe Corso is a popular riverside street in Brisbane, and is home to a number of notable local sports stars and well known faces. The kitchen The property will officially hit the market tomorrow, with the couple seeking offers over $2 million.Ms Cage said it would suit a professional couple with children at school or university.She said it would be a sad moment when the house sold, but confirmed they would be regular visitors to southeast Queensland.“We both still have our families there and Wayne still has the farms,” she said. MORE NEWS: Former Lion on the hunt for new den “We didn’t really want to sell but it is probably time,” Ms Cage, a former real estate agent, said. “But we are comfortable in Sydney now. We are just renting a brand new duplex at the moment but we are looking at what areas we would like to buy.” It is listed with Ray White Sherwood agent Tim Davis, who sold the house to the couple back in 2016. Former tax evader lists Coast mansion Country music star’s farm ‘escape’ under offer MORE NEWS: A house AND a Lamborghini
Area Boys And Girls Basketball Scores.Thursday (12-15)Boys Scores.Milan 50 Batesville 41Milan Wins JV Game 50-37East Central 73 South Dearborn 53Girls Scores.Milan 63 Rising Sun 63North Decatur 69 Waldron 62Triton Central 47 Hauser 36