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"Menopause The Musical" can be seen at the Jeanne Rimsky Theater at Landmark on Main Street this weekend.
What's happening on Long Island this weekend
Exhibits and more... Across Time & Place: Treasures from the Permanent CollectionThis rotating exhibition highlights a broad range of works by 19th and 20th century American and European … more
Menopause the Musical reunites its 'sisterhood'
The off-Broadway hit about the ups and downs of four women told through a collection of relyricized baby boomer songs is back for a return performance, beginning Aug. 21, in Port Washington. more
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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Valley Stream Mayor Ed Fare conducted one song for the Valley Stream Community Band's 60th Anniversary concert on July 24.
The band plays on in Valley Stream
A lot has changed in the Valley Stream community since 1953, but the Valley Stream Community Band, which is celebrating its 60th season of summer concerts this year, has remained a constant source of fun, free and professional entertainment for residents for the last six decades. more
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Master Sergeant John Abbraciamento has played trumpet in the Marine Band since 1992 and has performed at the White House hundreds of times.
Honoring his country one note at a time
Master Sgt. John Abbraciamento started playing the trumpet while he was a fourth grader at William L. Buck School in Valley Stream. There, he played in front of friends, family and members of the community. Now, Abbraciamento is accustomed to playing in front of U.S. presidents, esteemed politicians and war heroes. 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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Bringing back Off-Broadway
Ever wonder what happens to those great Off-Broadway musicals once they’ve finished running? Most are never seen again and, sadly, so much talent and music is forgotten. more
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The War on Drugs is set to perform at the Tommy Brull Foundation’s Shine a Light Music Festival on July 21.
Going to ‘war’ for Camp Anchor
What: The Shine a Light Music Festival featuring The War On Drugs, Dean & Britta and Wormburner, a benefit show for Camp Anchor.When: Saturday, July 21. Doors open at 7 p.m.; show starts at 8 … more
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