1. A theatre play opening tomorrow, February 13, in Portland, ME:
Weaving Conversation With Sky: A Celebration of Women in Poetry
Written and Directe by Tricia Henley
at 1 and 7 p.m. Monday, Feb. 13, at the St. Lawrence Center, Portland, ME
Weaving Conversation With Sky: A Celebration of Women in Poetry is a new play written and directed by Portland's own Tricia Henley. This event also serves as a special fundraiser for Women Of The World Poetry Slam representative, Sarah Lynn Herklots.
Please join us for this unique theatrical performance showcasing women poets through time with a strong emphasis on spotlighting the art of poetry in its spoken word form. Tickets are now on sale! There will be two shows on Mon. Feb. 13th; 1PM & 7PM. $12 matinee/$15 evening with a $10 Student/Senior rate.
The performance is comprised of vinettes by famed female poets such as Sappho, Emily Dickinson, Elizabeth Barret Browning, the Brontë sisters, Phyllis Wheatley and culminating in a battle-esque scene between Sylvia Plath and Anne Sexton.
Where in the second act of the show will feature respected contemporary female poets, including Herklots, performing her chosen pieces.
2. A concert with music by John Williams in Paris:
We are not sure, but some sources report that Jane Eyre 1970 will be played:
Musique de Films de John Williams
Théâtre du Châtelet (Paris). Sunday February 12, 17h
Orchestre des jeunes du
CRR
Directed by Xavier Delette
Après Walt Disney, John Williams est l’artiste le plus nommé aux Oscars, un exploit pour un compositeur (il en a remporté 5 depuis 1971!).
La Liste de Schindler, Indiana Jones, Harry Potter, autant de films cultes dont vous pourrez réentendre des extraits musicaux.
3. A talk in Newburgh, IN:
Ohio Township Public Library System
"Wuthering Heights" by Emily Bronte, Feb. 12, 2 p.m
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