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Cole Porter's "Nymph Errant" on Theatre Row
In Cole Porter’s “Nymph Errant”, an innocent young woman, Eve, travels around Europe in search of love and adventure. more
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Hofstra Professor Herbert Deutsch with his wife, Nancy, inside their Massapequa Park home.
Hofstra professor has a lifelong love affair with music
Second of two parts. It was the late 1980s, and Herbert Deutsch found himself sitting across from Muppets creator Jim Henson in a Chinese restaurant in Manhattan. more
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Herbert Deutsch in 1964, working on an early version of the Moog synthesizer.
Synthesizer’s pioneer on the South Shore
Unbeknown to many, one of the pioneers of modern music makes his living on the South Shore. Anyone who has studied music at Hofstra University would recognize him, as he has been teaching at the school for 51 years. His name is Herbert Deutsch, and he lives in Massapequa Park with his wife, Nancy. In 1964, at age 32, he co-invented the Moog synthesizer, helping to pave the way for electronic music. more
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Sydney Matuszak, playing Effie Trinket, called Primrose as the District 12 tribute.
Teens turn ‘The Hunger Games’ into a musical
A group of friends at W.T. Clarke Middle School read the New York Times Bestseller “The Hunger Games” and became fanatics fans, seeing the movie premiere at midnight and reenacting favorite … more
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Ben Diamond, center, called upon his son, Gabriel Diamond, left, and Andy Wang to accompany him during a few songs at his CD release party in Syosset.
Diamond is still strumming along
Ben Diamond picked up an electric guitar at 13 years old, mostly because it was a “cool” instrument to learn, and although he traded in his electric for an acoustic guitar nearly 17 years ago, he still enjoys entertaining with friends and family and recently released his sixth CD during a collaborative concert at Coolfish in Syosset. more
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The cast took the the stage last week before a final dress rehearsal.
Temple members perform in “Once Upon a Mattress”
Temple Emanu-El of East Meadow congregants will entertain this weekend in their final performances of the well-known story, “Once Upon a Mattress.” more
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Girl Scouts Katie Genari, far left, Kavita Gera, Christina Mendoza and Carlie Mendoza created a music video to promote the world-famous cookies.
High-tech way to sell Girl Scout cookies
“These are some of the brightest, best girls we have,” said Alice McDonough, Katie Genari’s mother, about four local Girl Scouts who took the initiative to create a video to promote their world-famous cookies. more
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Senior Marissa Calvanico-Weinstein, who played Lily, freshman Joeseph Abbatiello, who played Rooster, and sophomore Lien Barboza, as Miss. Hannigan, were all smiles during the performance.
W. T. Clarke students take part in “Annie”
W.T. Clarke High School and Middle School students joined together to put on two memorable performances of the musical “Annie” on March 2 and 3. more
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East Meadow resident John Pane, who played “Lindsay,” shared a scene with “Gooch,” played by Mary Schiller of Oceanside.
She’s just sensational — ‘Mame’!
The Island Park Theatre Group, in concert with the Island Park School District Recreation Department, presented two of five performances of the rousing, classic musical comedy “Mame” on the professional stage at the Lincoln Orens School last weekend. more
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Lead guitarist Anthony Paralikas joined Sargasm last November.
Waiting for their big break
“Rock and roll on Long Island is dead,” said Brian Kjellgren, 20, but the young men in Sargasm are fueled by their passion for music and continue to play together even after graduating from W.T. Clarke High School. more
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