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Monday, November 9, 2009
we're moving!
We're migrating our blog over to Wordpress! Visit us there from this point forward at sandiegorep.wordpress.com/. Our regular website still lives at sdrep.org.
Thanks!
Thursday, August 27, 2009
SEAFARER BLOG INITIATION
Hi Dustin,
Ron Choularton, playing Sharky in The Seafarer.
Never blogged before, don't really see the point of 'personal' ones, but this definitely a fine, interesting purpose!
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BLOG
'Lerrnin dees loines . . .' makes me want to visit Ireland again. I was in Dublin once, in 1968 to see a soccer match. WHAT a day. The people, the ambience, the 'difference', and only 60 miles away from England/Wales! Oh, and the Porter!!
I grew up in Manchester, England., and, actually, my great, great Gran was Irish. My mam told me they lived on a hill overlooking Dublin. Mam and Dad went back there in the 70s and the land had been split up (various houses on it etc). I asked her who bought it, she said she thinks they just . . . left it. (I NEED AN REAL ESTATE ATTORNEY IMMEDIATELY!!)
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JUSTIN --
Right off the top of my head mate, all true!
Cheers, see yo soon,
Ron C
Ron Choularton, playing Sharky in The Seafarer.
Never blogged before, don't really see the point of 'personal' ones, but this definitely a fine, interesting purpose!
-- -- -- --
BLOG
'Lerrnin dees loines . . .' makes me want to visit Ireland again. I was in Dublin once, in 1968 to see a soccer match. WHAT a day. The people, the ambience, the 'difference', and only 60 miles away from England/Wales! Oh, and the Porter!!
I grew up in Manchester, England., and, actually, my great, great Gran was Irish. My mam told me they lived on a hill overlooking Dublin. Mam and Dad went back there in the 70s and the land had been split up (various houses on it etc). I asked her who bought it, she said she thinks they just . . . left it. (I NEED AN REAL ESTATE ATTORNEY IMMEDIATELY!!)
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JUSTIN --
Right off the top of my head mate, all true!
Cheers, see yo soon,
Ron C
Monday, June 22, 2009
TONIGHT: rare opportunity to see world-renowned klezmer in San Diego!
The 9th Annual Klezmer Summit: Klezmer and Knaidlach!!!
And free pre-show discussion
TONIGHT, Monday, June 22, 7:30pm (discussion begins 6:30pm)
Lyceum Stage
The festival’s most joyous FEAST of Jewish music, and yes, free matzo ball soup! Features the incredible Russian clarinet virtuoso Alexander Gourevitch who, with his violinist daughter Natasha, has dazzled festival audiences with his expression of Jewish musical soul.
Joining Alexander with klezmer of the Latin American world is Gustavo Bulgach and Klezmer Juice. Bulgach, who comes from Argentina, traces the influence of tango and samba in beloved klezmer in Argentina, Mexico and Brazil.
Before the concert, please join Gustavo Bulgach in a free discussion on klezmer in Latin America and Eastern Europe.
Sponsored by San Diego County Library
Co-sponsored by Seacrest Village
Concert (and Delicious Soup): $15
(use promo code SDRP)
And free pre-show discussion
TONIGHT, Monday, June 22, 7:30pm (discussion begins 6:30pm)
Lyceum Stage
The festival’s most joyous FEAST of Jewish music, and yes, free matzo ball soup! Features the incredible Russian clarinet virtuoso Alexander Gourevitch who, with his violinist daughter Natasha, has dazzled festival audiences with his expression of Jewish musical soul.Joining Alexander with klezmer of the Latin American world is Gustavo Bulgach and Klezmer Juice. Bulgach, who comes from Argentina, traces the influence of tango and samba in beloved klezmer in Argentina, Mexico and Brazil.
Before the concert, please join Gustavo Bulgach in a free discussion on klezmer in Latin America and Eastern Europe.Sponsored by San Diego County Library
Co-sponsored by Seacrest Village
Concert (and Delicious Soup): $15
(use promo code SDRP)
call 619-544-1000 or visit sdrep.org
Friday, June 12, 2009
Welcome to the internets...
Hi there everyone!
San Diego REP is blogging. That's right, we are taking the plunge. There is just so much to say and so much we are working on here, we thought we should save a tree and cut back on printing and start blogging.
We hope you'll find the information posted interesting. You'll hear from different voices of the organization and learn more than you may ever want to know about theatre.
As we prepare for our 34th season at San Diego REPertory Theatre, stay tuned for insights into our productions, a sneak peek at our rehearsals, hear from the directors, and learn more about what we bring to San Diego.
I'm going to end this commercial now, but i couldn't bare to see this empty any longer.
Until next time - get down to the rep.
San Diego REP is blogging. That's right, we are taking the plunge. There is just so much to say and so much we are working on here, we thought we should save a tree and cut back on printing and start blogging.
We hope you'll find the information posted interesting. You'll hear from different voices of the organization and learn more than you may ever want to know about theatre.
As we prepare for our 34th season at San Diego REPertory Theatre, stay tuned for insights into our productions, a sneak peek at our rehearsals, hear from the directors, and learn more about what we bring to San Diego.
I'm going to end this commercial now, but i couldn't bare to see this empty any longer.
Until next time - get down to the rep.
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