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Soprano Nancy Wait Kromm is known for her engaging performances of new and interesting music. Her debut in November of Bay Area composer Henry Mollicone’s “Songs of the Human...

Silver Anniversary for Santa Clara Players

Carolyn SchukNovember 23, 2011

In 1962, an enterprising group of theater lovers, sponsored by the Santa Clara Parks and Recreation Department, put on a play in...

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Every Mouse Has Its Day

Melissa McKenzieNovember 16, 2011

Mice and cats are “Natural Enemies,” and “it’s a well documented fact,” if you listen to Snowbell the cat in Stuart Little....

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Maskerade

Larry SacksNovember 16, 2011

“I hate opera!” During an opera, that is probably the one line anyone in the audience would least suspect they’d hear an...

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Viewing Quality Art Doesn’t Have to Break the Bank

Melissa McKenzieNovember 16, 2011

Childlike drawings containing rounded monsters and cartoon aliens fill the main space of the Triton Museum of Art. Messages of corruption and...

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My Three Angels

Larry SacksNovember 9, 2011

It’s a cool 104 degrees on Christmas Day and the banging from the mending of the roof at first seems like someone...

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“Feel The Music”

Suzy PaluzziNovember 2, 2011

If you have been having difficulty finding a classical music station on the radio lately, you should be happy to know that...

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George Rivera Shares “A Journey of Hope”

Cynthia ChengOctober 19, 2011

Effective art should captivate, enlighten, and move its audience. George Rivera’s paintings do just that. Viewers of George Rivera’s art may notice...

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