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A Royal Win in Greenwich

A Royal Win in Greenwich

Prince Harry makes the winning goal for his team, and for his charity.

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Connecticut Moms Mobilize for Gun Violence Prevention in Wake of Shootings

Connecticut Moms Mobilize for Gun Violence Prevention in Wake of Shootings

The shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School have been a powerful impetus for mothers across Connecticut to mobilize for gun violence prevention.

by Pat Grandjean
Connecticut Latinos Gaining Influence in Politics, Media and Economics

Connecticut Latinos Gaining Influence in Politics, Media and Economics

Connecticut’s Latino population has been growing at 17 times the rate of the rest of the state, so it’s no surprise that Latinos have been gaining influence in politics, media and economics.

by Alan Bisbort
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Restaurant Review: The Woodland, Lakeville

Restaurant Review: The Woodland, Lakeville

The Woodland is determinedly unpretentious, exquisitely stylish in a friendly, low-key way.

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Restaurant Review: Dolce Cubano, Stamford

Dolce Cubano is visually stunning and serves many typically Cuban specialties.

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Final Say: John Skipper

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"The Waltz" - A Play about Camille Claudel

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Apr 6, 2013
6:30 pm until 9:00 pm
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This original work, conceived, written, and directed by local playwright Carolyn Kirsch, explores Camille Claudel's tempestuous relationship with Auguste Rodin, her ongoing struggles to be recognized in 20th-Century Parisian art circles, and the question of her descent into madness. A gifted sculptress, Claudel left a magnificent artistic legacy. The five-person reading, underscored by the music of Claude Debussy, will be held in Hill-Stead Museum's Drawing Room.

Carolyn Kirsch has performed in 15 Broadway shows. She was a member of the Original Company of "A Chorus Line," and appeared in "CoCo" with Katharine Hepburn, and "Dear World" with Angela Lansbury. This production is being presented in conjunction with Herstory Theater.
Cost $15 for Hill-Stead members, $20 for members-to-be.
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Hill-Stead Museum
35 Mountain Road
Farmington, CT
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SponsorHill-Stead Museum
Phone860-677-4787ext142
Contact nameMarcie Jackson
Contact emailjacksonm@hillstead.org
Websitehttp://www.hillstead.org/plan-calendar.php
Alternate Phone:: 860-677-4787 ext 111

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