text: For Immediate Release March 14, 2014 Contact: Roman Black, Marketing Director (727) 823-1600 x 202 mailto:[email protected] American Stage in the Park is excited to bring its largest annual outdoor production with THE WIZ. Winner of 7 Tony Awards including "Best Musical". Music and Lyrics by Charlie Smalls. Book by William F. Brown. It is a retelling of L. Frank Baum's The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. Additional music by George Faison, Timothy Graphenreed, and Luther Vandross. Previews April 9 and 10. Gala Under the Stars is April 11 and the production runs through May4. Gala Under the Stars is our largest fundraising event as well as our Opening Night. SPECIAL PERFORMANCES: "PAY WHAT YOU CAN" Nights (Previews) are April 9 & 10 In addition, we are continuing our THEME NIGHTS at American Stage in the Park. Full list of special theme nights are listed below. Plus: To add to the park festivities, American Stage and Creative Clay will have an Instagram Contest called EASEL ON DOWN THE ROAD. This Instagram contest celebrates both artwork from th Creative Clay's Artlink program and the 29 Annual American Stage in the Park production of THE WIZ. Full details for this contest are listed below. th ST. PETERSBURG, FL –American Stage Theatre Company opens the 29 annual American Stage in the Park with the musical production of THE WIZ, running April 9 and closing on May 4, 2014. THE WIZ is about Dorothy who is going to the Land of Oz and she's walking on a road paved in rock, gospel, and soul! This beloved Broadway musical – winner of 7 Tony Awards (including "Best Musical") is a dazzling multi-cultural journey that will take you to the most fantastical places…and back home again. The perfect night for families and theatregoers to see American Stage under the stars…downtown St. Petersburg's cool spring tradition for almost 30 years. This musical has 7 cast members, 6 ensemble members, a four-piece band and Toto (soon to be announced). There are five cast members to make their debut at American Stage; Darryl Reuben Hall* (The Wiz and Uncle Henry), Whitney Drake (Dorothy), Allyson Tolbert* (Addaperle), Torrey Thomas (Scarecrow), and Chris Walker (Tin Man). There are four ensemble members to make their debut at American Stage; Scott Daniel*, Jesse Rodriguez*, Rodner Salgado, and Allyson Tolbert*. -MORE- American Stage is excited to bring many familiar faces back to stage for this year's American Stage in the Park. Two cast members returning are Sharon E. Scott* (Aunt Em, Evillene, and Glinda) and Sara DelBeato* (Lion). There will be two ensemble memebers returning; Georgia Mallory Guy* and Tia Jemison. The four-piece band consists of the following: Michael Raabe (Musical Director and keyboards), Paul Stoddart (guitar), Joe Grady (bass), and Burt Rushing (drums) Karla Hartley* will be the Director for The Wiz. She previously directed The Rocky Horror Show. Michael Raabe is the Musical Director for this production, Domenic Biseti is the Choreographer, Scott Cooper# is the Scenic Designer, Mike Wood is the Lighting Designer, Jerid Fox is the Property Designer and Set Dresser, and Kyle Easley is the Sound Designer. Costume Designer is Saidah BenJudah. Our Production Stage Manager, Garry Allan Breul* will be celebrating his eleventh American Stage in the Park. * = a member of Actors' Equity Association; # = a member of the United Scenic Artists union; + = a member of the Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers CAST AND CREATIVE TEAM THE CAST (in order of appearance) Aunt Em Uncle Henry Toto Dorothy Addaperle Scarecrow Tin Man Lion The Wiz Evillene Glinda SHARON E. SCOTT* DARRYL REUBEN HALL* TBA WHITNEY DRAKE ALLYSON TOLBERT* TORREY THOMAS CHRIS WALKER SARA DelBEATO* DARRYL REUBEN HALL* SHARON E. SCOTT* SHARON E. SCOTT* Ensemble: GEORGIA MALLORY GUY*, JESSE RODRIGUEZ*, SCOTT DANIEL*, ALLYSON TOLBERT*, TIA JEMISON, RODNER SALGADO * = member, Actors' Equity Association -MORE- ARTISTIC STAFF Director…………………………………………….…………………. Karla Hartley Choreographer……………………………………………………… Domenic Bisesti Musical Director………………………………………………………. Michael Raabe Scenic Designer…………………………………………………….. Scott Cooper# Sound Designer ……………………………………………………… Kyle Easley Props Master/Set Dressing........................................................... Jerid Fox Lighting Designer ……………………………………………………..Mike Wood Costume Designer……………………………………………………..Saidah Ben-Judah Production Stage Manager…………………..…........................….. Garry Allen Breull* Technical Director...........................................................................Timon Brown Asst. Technical Director/Master Carpenter......................................Robert Creedon Assistant Lighting Designer……………………………………………Cody Basham Scenic Painter…………………………………………………………… John Beeloo Musicians……………………………………………………Michael Raabe (Musical Director and keyboards), Paul Stoddart (guitar), Joe Grady (bass), and Burt Rushing (drums) WHO'S WHO ON STAGE? SCOTT DANIEL* (Ensemble) is originally from the South of England and moved to the US to study and begin his career in the performing arts. He began his education in Central Florida and then moved to NYC where he received a scholarship to attend the American Musical and Dramatics Academy. Scott, who now resides in Florida, has been traveling and performing both nationally and internationally for the past 15 years. Some recent credits include national tours of Cirque Dreams and Footloose. Regional credits include Little Shop Of Horrors, 42nd Street, How To Succeed..., Sweet Charity, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Godspell, Footloose, A Christmas Carol, and Thoroughly Modern Millie. He has also been a Featured Vocalist for luxury cruise lines such as Royal Caribbean International and Holland America Line. Scott is a proud member of Actors' Equity Association. He has also become a sought after Director/Choreographer and Designer for regional and educational theaters across the country. SARA DelBEATO* (Lion) is thrilled to return to American Stage in the Park where she was last seen as Ronette in Little Shop Of Horrors. She performed in the national tour as the Tooth Fairy in Arthur, Live! (Based on the PBS television series.) Favorite regional credits include Mrs. Cratchit/Mrs. Fezziwig/Charwoman in A Christmas Carol (freeFall Theatre, FL), Grizabella in CATS, Martha in The Secret Garden (Lees McRae Summer Theatre, NC), Tracy Turnblad in Hairspray (PSST!, GA), Dee Dee in SUDS (Greenbrier Valley Theatre, WV), Fanny Brice in Funny Girl (Stage West Playhouse, FL), Angela in Honky Tonk Angels (Arundel Playhouse, ME), Annabel Glick in Lucky Stiff (Naples Dinner Theatre, FL), and Pattie in Smokey Joe's Cafe, Ann in Swing! (Show Palace, FL). Cabarets include The Bette Set, Too Darn Hot! w/ Michael Raabe (freeFall Tandem Series), and Ring-A-Ding-Ding! (American Stage). National Awards include JazzFest USA All-Star/jazz vocals. Proud member of Actors' Equity. WHITNEY DRAKE (Dorothy) is a Miami native, graduate of New World School of the Arts, and is very excited to be a part of this production of The Wiz. The role of Dorothy is a once in a lifetime opportunity. Whitney is no stranger to the bay area. She landed her first professional role in the Jaeb theaters production of Cigar City Chronicles. Whitney's most recent role was in New Stage Theater's production of Little Shop of Horrors as Ronnete. Whitney has been entertaining internationally onboard several Royal Caribbean International ships for the past seven years. Her favorite ship was the Oasis of the Seas where she had the opportunity to be apart of the cast of Hairspray and play the role of Lil Inez. Whether on land or sailing the seven seas Whitney loves to entertain. -MORE- GEORGIA MALLORY GUY* (Ensemble) is excited to be back with American Stage in the Park after being a part of The Rocky Horror Show. Florida credits include Fiddler on the Roof and Bernarda Alba (freeFall), Crimes of the Heart (Banyan), The Divine Sister and How the Garcia Girls Lost Their Accents (StageWorks), Phoenix (Tampa Rep), and I Love you, You're Perfect,Now Change (Show Palace). Regional credits include Cabaret and A Christmas Carol (Milwaukee Rep), Othello (Pittsburgh Irish), Merry Wives of Windsor and Doubt, (Monomy), Proof,Taming of the Shrew, and Almost, Maine (Festival 56). Film credits include Death of the Cool (Sacramento, Best Film) and WIGGAH (Festivus, Feature Film). Georgia received her M.F.A. from Ohio University 2010 and is currently the Children's Theatre Director and heads up the voice studio at South Tampa Center for the Arts. She has also taught at the University of South Florida, Troy University, and Ohio University. TIA JEMISON (Ensemble) graduated from USF with degrees in Psychology and Theatre Performance. Professional credits include the Straz Centers 'S Wonderful and USF's 100 Saints You Should Know, and Hair, The Amen Corner (HCC Ybor). Directing credits include USF Honors production of Animals and Plants, which was remounted at the Silver Meteor Gallery, and Reverse Reverse at Jobsite. Jobsite audiences have seen her in Race, Einstein's Dreams, and Taming of the Shrew. Stageworks credits include A Raisin in the Sun, Colored Museum, As Bees in Honey Drown, which was her first professional show directed by Karla Hartley…and A Lesson Before Dying. Tia is a teaching artist for American Stage and credits there include Seven Guitars, and August: Osage County. She is also a part of Talitha Anyabwele's Black Girl Speaks, and is a professional jazz vocalist, having toured with Ted Shumate. Tia is thrilled to perform in the park and would like to thank everyone involved and her mother for all the love and support a working artist needs. You can also see Tia as Truvy in Steel Magnolias at American Stage this summer. SHARON E. SCOTT* (Aunt Em, Evillene, Glinda) The New York Times wrote of her, "she is a performer of size and vocal quality that overwhelms the stage…and is a pyrotechnic personality with all the dazzle of a Fourth of July fireworks display." Sharon began her career in New York and has performed around the world, touring with several national and international companies, appearing in North and South America, Australia, Mexico, Canada, Europe, and Singapore. Ms. Scott has been seen in several offBroadway productions such as High-Hat Hattie, a one-woman play based on the life of Hattie McDaniel, the unforgettable mammy in Gone With the Wind…and the first African-American to win an Oscar. Sharon has appeared off-Broadway in Bingo, directed by Ossie Davis, produced by Lee Minskoff and choreographed by Henri LeTang. Sharon is blessed to be a part of Black Nativity, in which she has appeared for ten seasons, as the Narrator. Sharon has been busy with Just As I Am: the Life-The TimesThe Music of Mahalia Jackson written by and starring Sharon which premiered at The [email protected] and received standing ovations each night. Sharon is involved with several original productions, including Women of Color, Blues on the Bay, Sweet Gospel, Praise Party, The Common Sense of Tom Paine, and Twenty Thousand Gone. Sharon has appeared in several productions of Ain't Misbehavin', directed by such notables as the Tony Award-winning Susan Stroman and Marion Caffey (Three Mo' Tenors). After an incredible run of NUNSENSE in both Singapore and Kuala Lumpur, Sharon was requested and performed her one-woman jazz show at Chimjes in Singapore. Sharon performed in the Florida Premiere of Meshuggah Nuns, the fifth installment of the Nunsense series, directed by the Nunsense writer/producer Dan Goggin. Ms. Scott has toured in How to Succeed in Business Without Even Trying, directed by Will Mackenzie ("Everyone Loves Raymond" and "Reba"). Other credits include Romeo and Juliet, King Hedley II, Gem of the Ocean, Crowns, Kiss Me Kate, Manhattan Casino, From the Mississippi Delta, Spunk, Tapestries, Showboat, Nunsense, Nunsense II: The Second Coming, Sweet Charity, Jerry's Girls, South Pacific, and The Wiz, to name but a few. Sharon was a part of a wonderful concert -MORE- series with the Florida West Coast Symphony, and has appeared as featured vocalist for the Salzburg Orchestra. Sharon has shared the stage with many noted performers and had the honor of opening for Mr. Alex Haley, author of ROOTS, shortly before his death. Sharon and The Studio @ 620 are the recipients of the coveted Doris Duke Award; creating an exciting new program "GenYes" which is an artist incubator for 6 super talented St. Petersburg Millennials. Sharon is also the recipient the John Ringling Award for her Mahalia project. DARRYL REUBEN HALL* (Uncle Henry/The Wiz) is founder of Stage Aurora Theatrical Company in Jacksonville, FL and holds a Bachelor's Degree in Architecture from the University of Florida. Broadway and National Tour credits include Godspell (Producer), Linda Eder: The Holiday Concert at The Palace, Porgy and Bess (Lincoln Center/NYCO, PBS Live from Lincoln Center Telecast), Cinderella (starring Eartha Kitt), and Street Corner Symphony. Off-Broadway credits include George in Travelin' (York Theatre Company), Stormy Weather (with Leslie Uggams, Manhattan Theatre Club, Signature Theatre) and with Phylicia Rashad at Amas Musical Theatre), Radio City Music Hall Christmas Spectacular, Carnegie Hall with Linda Eder, the Broadway Gospel Choir, Three Mo' Tenors (PBS Great Performances and original cast recording), and Hallelujah, Baby! and Travelin' (York Theatre Company). Regional credits include Paul in Kiss Me Kate (Music Theatre of Wichita and Rep of St. Louis, Music Theatre of Wichita; Judy Award Winner), John in Miss Saigon (Actor's Playhouse), Clayton Toller in The Civil War (Ford's Theatre, Helen Hayes Nomination), No Moe in 5 Guys named Mo (Geva Theatre Center, Studio Arena, and Riverside Theatre), Man/Preacher in Crowns (Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park and Repertory Theatre of St. Louis), Flick in Violet ("Best Actor" Carbonell Award nomination), and Victor in Smokey Joe's Café (Actor's Playhouse), Jim in Big River (Lyceum Theatre), Gabey in On The Town (White-Willis Theatre), The Mikado (North Shore Music Theatre and Huntington Theater), High Spirits (Berkshire Theatre Festival), Don't Bother Me, I Can't Cope (Crossroads Theatre-Tony Award Winner), Harry the Horse in Guys and Dolls and Andre' in Ain't Misbehavin' (Alhambra Dinner Theatre and Riverside Theatre at Vero Beach). Stage Aurora Theatrical Company, located in Jacksonville, was founded in 2000 by Darryl and has produced over 100+ productions including Pulitzer Prize winners To Kill a Mockingbird (Awarded by the National Endowment for the Arts NEA Big Read), Driving Miss Daisy, For Colored Girls…, and Fences. Stage Aurora continues to win numerous awards with the most recent being (Darryl) being selected as an Honoree for the 2014 Jacksonville Black History Month Calendar. His original work Frat House has featured Tony Award winner Melba Moore, T'Keyah Crystal Keymah, and Kim Coles recently won two 'Festival Favorite' awards at the Atlanta Black Theatre Festival. JESSE RODRIGUEZ* (Ensemble) is thrilled to be in the sunshine state to perform with this amazing theater and awesome cast! He is a member of Actors' Equity and has been an entertainer his whole life, and has performed in many shows and independent films around the country. Some of his favorite roles have been Seymour in Little Shop of Horrors, Bernardo in West Side Story, Ali Hakim in Oklahoma, and Robin in A Midsummer Night's Dream at Edinburgh, Scotland Fringe Festival. When not on the stage performing you can find him rocking the clubs and special events around the country as a Disc Jockey. RODNER SALGADO (Ensemble) received his B.A. in Theater and Dance from the University of Tampa. Before graduating he took a leave of absence to study at the prestigious Eugene O'Neil National Theater Institute. While there, Rodner flew over seas to obtain a Certificate of Arts from the renowned St. Petersburg State Theater Arts Academy. This marks Rodner's debut performance with American Stage. Rodner currently acts, directs, and choreographs in the Tampa Bay area. Regional credits include La Boheme(Opera Tampa), Carmen (Opera Tampa), William Shakespeare's Land of the Dead (Hat Tricks), Hamlet ( Tampa Rep.). Other credits include Sweet Charity, Midsummer Night's Dream, Kiss Me, Kate. TORREY THOMAS (Scarecrow) – No bio at the moment. Will arrive at a later date. -MORE- ALLYSON TOLBERT* (Addaperle/Ensemble) is thrilled to returning home to St. Pete for this wonderful production of The Wiz! Allyson was raised in St. Pete and is a graduate of Pinellas County Center for the Arts at Gibbs High School. She received her B.F.A. in Musical Theater Performance from the University of Florida and currently resides in New York City. Allyson was most recently seen in the national tour of Catch Me if You Can. Previous tours include Mel Brook's The Producers and Disney's Beauty and the Beast. Favorite regional productions include Damn Yankees (Lola), Singing in the Rain (Zelda Zanders), Hairspray (Dynamite), and Smokey Joe's Cafe (BJ). Much love and thanks to my teachers and mentors, my family and most importantly Mom. CHRIS WALKER (Tin Man) is thrilled to be making his debut performance at American Stage in such an iconic show as The Wiz! A native of Rockledge, FL, Chris was last seen as the Street Singer in the Second Glance Theatre's Concert reading of, Brooklyn the Musical, as well as Donkey at Seaworld's Christmas show, O' Wondrous Night. Chris has performed in multiple theme parks throughout the country, but is happy to be performing in his first professional musical theatre show! THE SONGS Act One Overture "The Feeling We Once Had" - Aunt Em "Tornado Ballet" – Company "He's the Wizard" - Addaperle and Munchkins "Soon As I Get Home" – Dorothy "I Was Born on the Day Before Yesterday" - Scarecrow and Crows "Ease on Down the Road" - Dorothy, Scarecrow and Yellow Brick Road "Slide Some Oil to Me" – Tin Man, Dorothy and Scarecrow "Mean Ole Lion" – Lion "Kalidah Battle" - Dorothy, Scarecrow, Tin Man, Lion, Kalidahs and Yellow Brick Road "Be a Lion" - Dorothy and Lion "Lion's Dream" - Lion and Poppies "Emerald City Ballet (Psst)" - Dorothy, Scarecrow, Tin Man, Lion and Company "So You Wanted to Meet the Wizard" - The Wiz "What Would I Do If I Could Feel" - Tinman Act Two Entract "No Bad News" – Evillene "Funky Monkeys" – Monkeys "Everybody Rejoice" - Dorothy, Scarecrow, Tinman, Lion and Winkies "Who Do You Think You Are?" - Dorothy, Scarecrow, Tin Man and Lion "Believe in Yourself" - The Wiz "Y'all Got It" - The Wiz "A Rested Body Is a Rested Mind" – Glinda "Believe in Yourself" (reprise) – Glinda "Home" – Dorothy -MORE- THE WIZ will be performed at Demens Landing Park, located on the corner of 1st Avenue South and Bayshore Boulevard SE in downtown St. Petersburg, FL. Performances will be held evenings from Wednesday through Sunday at 8pm. Gates open at 6 pm and Will Call opens at 5:30 pm. Full performance time and ticket prices follow. We are also excited to continue our theme nights at Park! Special theme nights that will be celebrated at THE WIZ performances include: PETS IN THE PARK NIGHT Bring your pets out on any of these nights. Treat them to a fun night out and dress them up in theme attire. Pets FREE. Sundays, April 13 & 20 CITY OF ST. PETERSBURG NIGHT Wednesday, April 16 HOSPITALITY NIGHT Thursday, April 17 BUY LOCAL NIGHT with LOCALSHOPS1 Enjoy live theatre outdoors while learning about all of the great local businesses in your area! Meet and Mingle. Wednesday, April 23 First 50 at the door get a free discount shopping card, valid at hundreds of LocalShops1 businesses throughout Tampa Bay! The 1Card is valued at $20. Also: Swag, raffle and exhibits from unique shops, restaurants and service providers, all locally owned & independent! -MORE- Local Businesses Participating Bejeweled Gifts from Mother Earth (gemstone jewelry; they have great display) Bruner Fitness (boot camp classes for moms) Aussie Designs (hand-painted wine glasses) ImpulseClics (glasses that click on the front and hang from your neck, so you never lose them. they're very fun!) Stay tuned. More to come! tbt* NIGHT Read all about it! Thursday, April 24 LGBT NIGHT Express Yourself! Saturday, April 26 Come out for a fun night out at Park with THE WIZ and show your support. We will have LGBT organizations out to bring more awareness in our community. There will be a 50/50 raffle to benefit Next Generation Youth (A Youth Group for ages 13-18, to provide a forum for safe, friendly discussion on everything from coming out, bullying, and dating.) through Metro Wellness and Community Centers. -2014 Pride Theme Night Sponsor- -2014 Participating Organizations- This is a benefit for Next Generation Youth through Metro Wellness and Community Centers. -MORE- BICYCLE NIGHT Ride out to Demens Landing Park. Sunday, April 27 Our proud After Hours Sponsor: EDUCATORS NIGHT Wednesday, April 30 FRONT AND CENTER FOR WELLNESS Presented by Friday, May 2 Contest Runs from April 4 through 28 American Stage is excited to be partnering with Creative Clay for a fun Instagram contest that celebrates th both artwork from Creative Clay's Artlink program and the 29 Annual American Stage in the Park production of THE WIZ running from April 9 through May 4, 2014. This partnership allows for Artlink teams to create unique artwork inspired by this musical. ARTLINK teams will observe the theatrical rehearsal process and translate their behind-the-scenes inspirations to their own artistic creations. Easel on Down the Road Contest (running from April 4 through 28) will consist of participants visiting 7 ARTLINK destinations on their own adventurous route. The 7 destinations will lead you through our vibrant downtown as you find your own yellow brick road to American Stage in the Park located at Demens Landing. At each destination, the participant will take a selfie photo with each artwork and hashtag both #americanstageinthepark and #creativeclaystpete. Once the participant successfully takes a photo of each location, they will be entered into a grand prize drawing. The winner will be announced on Wednesday, April 30 at American Stage in the Park during a fundraising event with Creative Clay. -MORE- Easel on down the road to American Stage in the Park on Wednesday, April 30 to support Creative Clay while seeing THE WIZ. This will be a night full of art and fun. Creative Clay begins their evening reception at 6:30 p.m. featuring THE WIZ inspired artwork of 7 Artlink teams. Guests will have the opportunity to participate in a silent auction of the artwork in their VIP tent, enjoy complimentary refreshments and a cash bar. THE WIZ performance begins at 8 p.m. For more details or to purchase a ticket for this fundraiser, visit www.creativeclay.org. How to Play: 1. Plan your downtown adventure route to visit each of the 7 destinations from April 4 through 28. 2. Take a selfie with each art piece and post on Instagram for the 7 destinations. 3. Upload the image on Instagram. When posting, be sure to hashtag both #americanstageinthepark and #creativeclaystpete. 4. Be sure to also share on Facebook and Twitter. 5. Once complete with all 7 destinations, email [email protected] with your Instagram username, your name and contact information to complete your entry. The grand prize will consist of: 4 American Stage Tickets, The Wiz T-shirt, The Wiz magnet, The Wiz poster, 2 Creative Clay T-shirts, 2 Creative Clay martini glasses with a bottle of Vodka, a Creative Clay water bottle, and Creative Clay greeting cards. Valued at $300. Details: This contest will entail participants to photograph themselves at each of the 7 locations. In order to be entered into the drawing for a chance to win the gift package, they must post photos at each of the 7 locations and hashtag both #americanstageinthepark and #creativeclaystpete on Instagram as well as sharing the post on Facebook and Twitter. The winner will be announced on Wednesday, April 30 at American Stage in the Park during a fundraising event held with Creative Clay. American Stage in the Park is located at Demens Landing Park, on the corner of 1st Avenue South and Bayshore Boulevard SE in downtown St. Petersburg, FL. All entries must be completed and submitted by April 28 at noon. 7 ARTLINK Destinations 1. Creative Clay 1114 Central Ave, St Petersburg, FL 33705 2. American Stage Theatre 163 3rd St N, St Petersburg, FL 33701 3. Michele Tuegel Contemporary 320 Central Ave, St Petersburg, FL 33701 4. St. Petersburg Area Chamber of Commerce 100 2nd Ave N #150, St Petersburg, FL 33701 5. The Witches BBQ Den 111 2nd Ave NE #209, St Petersburg, FL 33701 -MORE- 6. The Bicycle Store of St Petersburg 124 2nd Ave NE, St Petersburg FL 33701 7. The Hangar Restaurant & Flight Lounge at the Albert Whitted Airport 540 1st St SE, St Petersburg, FL 33701 Artlink Teams: Student Artist/Guest Artist Shawn Dunbar/Johnny Hobbs Asani Nolan/Rachel Stewart Michael Ray/Julie Price Ryan Walseth/Denise Baringer Sean Erwin/Vivian Granese Bowman Sydney Ray/Calan Ree Michael Walker/Lisa Glaser Plus a Class Collaboration of a life-size scarecrow sculpture! 2014 AMERICAN STAGE IN THE PARK PARK TITLE SPONSOR: -MORE- Performance Times and Ticket Prices: THE WIZ will perform Wednesday through Sunday at 8 pm at Demen's Landing Park Gates open at 6 pm and Will Call opens at 5:30 pm RESERVED Chair Seating ($32) – Wednesday through Sunday performances PREMIUM Blanket Seating…or lying down ($26) – Wednesday through Sunday performances GENERAL Admission Lawn ADVANCE PURCHASE ($18) – Friday and Saturday performances ($13) – Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday performances AT THE GATE PURCHASE ($20) – Friday and Saturday performances ($15) – Wednesday, Thursday & Sunday performances Kids 6 and under are free on the lawn. No alcohol or pets* are allowed to be brought into the park (by city ordinance). Food and beverages (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) are sold at the event. *Pets will be allowed on the designated theme nights for "pets and their people." Please note: There will not be concession sales available on preview nights (April 9 & 10) American Stage in the Park is performed outdoors at Demens Landing Park, located on the corner of 1st Avenue South and Bayshore Boulevard SE in downtown St. Petersburg, FL. The box office is located at 163 3rd Street North in the heart of downtown St. Petersburg. American Stage Theatre Company is located at the Raymond James Theatre, 163 3rd Street North in the heart of downtown St. Petersburg, Florida. Follow this link http://www.americanstage.org/mediapage.php to American Stage Theatre's Media Resource Page. DIRECT LINK to publicity photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/americanstage/sets/ Photo credit is Chad Jacobs. Please note that publicity photos are not typically available until 2 weeks prior to opening. Please contact Roman Black for immediate needs. Please call the American Stage Box Office at (727) 823-PLAY (7529) or go to www.americanstage.org for more information and to purchase tickets. American Stage Theatre Company is located at the Raymond James Theatre, 163 3rd Street North in the heart of downtown St. Petersburg, Florida. -MORE- AMERICAN STAGE THEATRE COMPANY is a not-for-profit professional theatre founded in 1977. The company's mission is to create the most satisfying live theatre in the Tampa Bay area, accessible to all members of the community. Their vision is to preserve the greatest human stories from our past, while creating the most defining stories and storytelling of our time. American Stage presents its Mainstage Series in its, 182-seat Raymond James Theatre each year. ###


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Located in Ciutat Vella, MH Apartments Liceo is next to popular attractions like Gran Teatre del Liceu and Palau Guell. The 10 rooms at this 3.5-star apartment include kitchens, sofa beds, and living rooms. Las Ramblas and Palau de la Musica Catalana are a short walk from the apartment, which is in the historical district.
All 10 soundproofed apartments feature kitchens and space to spread out with separate bedrooms and living rooms. Guests can expect to find free WiFi and 28-inch flat-screen TVs with satellite channels and DVD players. Beds sport down comforters and bathrooms offer hair dryers. Other standard amenities include sofa beds, coffee makers, and safes. Weekly housekeeping is available.
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MH Apartments Liceo features free WiFi in public areas and express check-out. Staff members can answer questions about accommodations, and also provide tour or ticket assistance.
- Steps from Gran Teatre del Liceu and Palau Guell
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
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MH Apartments Liceo features tour/ticket assistance, express check-out, and an elevator (lift). High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
- Total number of rooms - 10
- Number of floors - 5
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-out
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Year Built 2008
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Separate living room
- Free Wi-Fi
- Soundproofed rooms
- Kitchen
- Sofa bed
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Microwave
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- DVD player
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MH Apartments Liceo offers 10 air-conditioned accommodations with DVD players and safes. Accommodations have separate living rooms and are furnished with double sofa beds. Beds feature down comforters. Accommodations at this 3.5-star apartment have kitchens with full-sized refrigerators/freezers, stovetops, microwaves, and cookware/dishes/utensils. Bathrooms include bathtubs or showers and hair dryers.
Guests can surf the web using the complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. 28-inch flat-screen televisions come with satellite channels. Additionally, rooms include coffee/tea makers and irons/ironing boards. Housekeeping is provided weekly.
- DVD player
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- Soundproofed rooms
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave
- Kitchen
- Weekly housekeeping provided
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
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- Iron/ironing board
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- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Separate living room
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Stovetop
- Satellite TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Sofa bed size
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- Separate bedroom
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
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Check-out time is noon
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- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Up to 2 children 3 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- No pets or service animals allowed
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
Hotel Registry Number - HUTB-001233 - HUTB-001242
No rollaway/extra beds available
No pets or service animals allowed
- Deposit: EUR 150 per stay
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 2.48 per person, per night, up to 7 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 17 years of age.
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In just a few short weeks, the holiday catalogs and credit card offers in your mailbox will start giving way to a crush of greeting cards. I'm always surprised by who sends me cards; most of my best friends don't bother, but my second cousin four-times removed on my mom's side--who shouldn't even have my address--will find the time to stamp an envelope and make me feel rotten for never sending them anything. It's part of the joy of the holidays...reaching out to those you love and sharing the guilt...er, I mean blessings of the season.
What is also shared is pictures of kids. For every Hallmark card with a nativity scene or a snowman on it, there's a photo card with someones poor child dressed up as Santa or Baby New Year. Last year we had stacks of pictures of children in all sorts of embarrassing poses (many of whom we admittedly made fun of...hey, we're not saints over here.) Sometimes they don't even bother with a card...it's just a postcard pre-printed with the family picture, staring vacantly out at you framed by the obligatory sponge-painted background. I used to hate getting them, because...well, what am I supposed to do with them? Do you expect me to keep them? Can I throw them out? Should I tape them to the fridge so I see them every time I reach in for last night's pizza? And does a picture of a drooling infant with a stocking cap two sizes too big negate the need to hand write "seasons greetings?" This from the guy who one year sent his cards out the day after Christmas.
Now I'm in the embarrassing position of having a stack of photo cards in a box on our counter. To be clear, my daughter is adorable and everybody should have a picture of her on their refrigerator. You all want to...you just don't know it yet. But now I wonder if there will be people like me who glance at it for a second, then toss it aside thinking about what a cheap bastard I am for not personalizing a card to them. Or worse, they'll compare it to one of the other 500 picture cards they get and say, "eh....not as cute as Bob's kid." I'm second-guessing this decision, but maybe I've just been a Scrooge all my life and am projecting. What say you all?


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It's been a pretty usual thing for us to see two high schools from Denton ISD in the Texas high school football playoffs, and that's the case this year, too. It's a different duo this year, but the results were the same as both Guyer and Denton won their playoff openers.
Steve Gamel and I recap the area playoff action from the weekend and look ahead a bit to Round 2 with this week's recap.
AB: Listen, I've been trying to tell people for weeks now that Guyer's offense was unstoppable. Say what you want about Plano, but what can't be said is that it had a bad defense. In fact, Plano entered the game with the fifth-ranked defense among all Class 6A defenses in Dallas-Fort Worth. It was legit. And Shawn Robinson and the Guyer offense made it look silly. Again, for the final time, let me say this: Guyer might not have the best offense in Texas, but there isn't one better, and I'll keep saying that. Plano's offense on Saturday was pretty vanilla, but Guyer's defense came to play after Plano tied the game early by answering Robinson's 71-yard scoring scamper on the second play of the game. The key sequence came at the end of the half when Plano's last-second attempt to score a touchdown was stuffed by Guyer to end a 19-play drive that covered 7:09 and gave Plano nothing to show for it. It was a huge momentum boost, even if it resulted in some teamwide cramping on Guyer's defense later in the game, and it's a big bit of confidence going into this week's titanic matchup with Southlake Carroll.
SG: Shawn Robinson proved he can be an elite quarterback on the Texas high school football playoff stage, and he did it in a big way with 429 total yards and four touchdowns (one rush, three passing) in Guyer's romp of Plano in Saturday's Class 6A bi-district playoff at AT&T Stadium. Not too shabby for a playoff debut. I had someone come up to me late last week trying to convince me that the Wildcats wouldn't make it past the first round. I couldn't have disagreed more considering the Wildcats have never lost a playoff opener – regardless of the classification. In fact, I went so far as to say Guyer would also topple Southlake Carroll, its opponent this coming Saturday. Not to be outdone, Anthony Taylor scored four times against Plano as Guyer racked up 556 total yards. The Wildcats are in it for the long haul, I'm telling you.
AB: Well, the Broncos tried to make things interesting by letting Birdville nearly come back and shock them, but for much of the night, there wasn't much interesting about this game as Denton's offense just continued to put up points and points and points on points. Xavier Scott is putting his name at the top of the list of running backs in the area after another huge game with 190 yards on 43 carries, but hey, I guess he was fresh after missing some time with injury. From a historic perspective, it was a huge, huge night for Denton football and a big day for Kevin Atkinson, who led the Broncos to their first playoff win since 2002 in his third season at the helm. It's been a long, arduous process from the days of Denton fielding 23 players for a game against Guyer (I counted), but the Broncos are alive and well now, and it's good for the area football scene.
SG: Congrats to the Broncos, who picked up their first playoff win since 2002. Denton had its hands full against Birdville running back Isaiah Duarte, who was the leading rusher in Class 5A coming in. Duarte rushed for 212 yards and scored four times, but the Broncos' offense never faltered and the defense came up with a huge sack to preserve a 40-33 win. It must have been nice to have Xavier Scott back in the lineup. The Broncos' star running back racked up 190 yards and two touchdowns on a staggering 43 carries. That took a ton of pressure of quarterback Christian Rodriguez, who completed 11 of his 18 passes for 202 yards. Key'andre Hearvey caught seven of those passes for 118 yards. Next up is an even tougher challenge as the Broncos travel back to Northwest ISD Stadium this Friday to face Aledo.
AB: I tweeted to Steve from Argyle's volleyball game that this game would be "over" by 7:43 p.m., with its scheduled start time of 7:30 p.m. I wasn't far off. Cooper Rodgers had a big day with limited work, throwing just 13 passes but completing all 13 and tossing six touchdowns in a game the Eagles literally could've won with a full week off of practice and no preparation – I really believe that. After we all thought Argyle was going to have a rebuilding year after they lost that huge, talented senior class last year, it now appears Argyle is the favorite to win the Class 4A Division I title. Pretty amazing.
SG: If you are a big believer in trends, than Argyle punched its ticket to the area round of the playoffs a long time ago. The Eagles are now 8-0 in playoff openers since 2007, and they have won all of them in convincing fashion. On Friday, they beat a hapless Lake Worth team, 70-7. Cooper Rodgers was electric, passing for 228 yards and a new school record six touchdowns. What's even more impressive, he was a perfect 13-for-13 passing.
AB: Gary Robinson is a good guy and has done a fine job in starting Krum's football program from scratch. On Friday night, he saw his hard work pay off with the program's first playoff victory in a game that was not even close. Granted, it's been really helpful for Krum to avoid matchups with Celina and Argyle in the first round – as it has every other year it's made the playoffs – but Krum played who was on the schedule and made it count.
SG: I was at this game, and there is no way to truly put into words the excitement and relief Krum players, coaches and fans had on their faces when the final horn sounded. If you don't know, this was the Bobcats' first playoff win in school history. They'd made playoffs in each of their first three seasons as a varsity program, but had lost the first two to state powers Celina and Argyle, respectively. On Thursday, Krum forced six turnovers and won 40-6.
AB: Chuck Galbreath just might be pushing his name into area Coach of the Year conversation. Guy has his team off to a blazing start and loses one of the best running backs in the state midway through the season. Then, at the end of the year, he loses his quarterback. No worries, says Galbreath, who just inserts a freshman quarterback and wins a playoff game with a good matchup coming up against this week against Paris. That coaching staff, and the kids, deserve a ton of credit for battling through tons of adversity.
SG: I hope C.J. Jackson got to keep the game ball. Sanger was in bad shape coming into this first round game, having lost its star running back Tre'von Jackson and quarterback Brandon Mann. All Jackson – a freshman – did was complete nine of his 12 passes for 92 yards while rushing for 52 more yards and a score while leading Sanger to a 31-21 win.


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Enjoy our log decorated vacation rental which is open year round, just 1/4 block from Yellowstone National Park's boundary and the north entrance that can sleep up to eight people. It's 2 bedroom, air conditioned, lodge decor with log furniture will give you a true taste of Western hospitality and invite you to relax and enjoy the beautiful setting of Gardiner, Montana and Yellowstone National Park. This house has 2 separate sleeping areas. Enter this rental and go up the stairs to the main floor which has one king Tempur-Pedic bed and a double hide-a-bed with upgraded mattress. Another set of stairs lead to the upper level which has 2 queen beds and a rocking chair to relax in. Both bedrooms have walk-in closets.
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This is a great place to stay in Gardiner! We loved it! Close to everything in town. It was so cozy and comfortable and the perfect place to come home to after a day of hiking in the Park. The beds were very comfy and the living and dining areas were just big enough for us to have our friends join us for dinner. The stairs seemed pretty normal to us and they did not present any kind of a problem whatsoever. Erika (and Chris), the owners, were delightful to work with. We will definitely stay here again!
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this is very very comfy little place. A great jumping off point for Yellowstone adventures. The ONLY down side is the steep stairs getting into the location and up to the second bedroom. I didn't find this at all a turn off, but if some one was mobility challenged, this would be difficult for them. (Only reason I'm mentioning it).
Decorated very cutely and has everything you need!
We we thrilled with how convenient this place was to the Park and to restaurants. Would stay again.
This property has steep stairs leading to the main living space and another to a large second bedroom. Definitely not for anyone with climbing disabilities. We are a couple and it fit us nicely and could recommend for a family of four. We made our breakfast here, packed a lunch, and bbq'd here our last night. The local grocery store is good! Unit has a one-person kitchen capacity, so split the food prep duties! Only one bathroom but it wasn't a problem for us. We found staying in Gardener, and going in and out of the park a perfect way to see it! It seems quieter over here than in other locations and on our 7 trips in and out we never failed to see new wildlife doing new things out there! Antelope hang out near town and we discovered an elk inside the property across the street enjoying her front yard tree! Amazed us how she even got in there! The boiling river is a five minute drive. A nice walk to see it or wear a swimsuit and get a hot tub experience! Would recommend the tiny restaurant, EAT, across from the Roosevelt Arch. Good homemade soup and regular choices. All in all, we had a wonderful experience!
My wife and I based here to visit Yellowstone. Short of staying in the park this is a great location. It's about a 2 hour drive to Old Faithful early in the day if you get by the construction area before they start. Worked out great. The apartment was equipped nicely and we didn't use the second floor with the two queen beds at all. The king bed was very comfortable and we rested well. We didn't cook so the kitchen was basically just the refrigerator which is full size and froze my four freezer packs very nicely. There is not a washer and dryer in the apartment but the laundromat is next to the walk to the apartment. This apartment is on the 2nd and 3rd floor so be aware.
Just 1/4 block from Yellowstone National Park boundary, America's first National Park. The historical Roosevelt Arch is just 2 blocks away. Hot potting at the Boiling River in Yellowstone Park, wild flower viewing, and wildlife viewing are abundant in Yellowstone. Close walking distance to Gardiner's best shopping district, restaurants, river rafting, and Gardiner's newest coin operated laundry mat. The Beautiful Yellowstone River is just a block away with several rafting companies and fly fishing shops. The Yellowstone River is the largest free flowing river in the United States.
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Elizabeth999 February 05, 2017
I visited this facility
The staff here are extremely rude and unfriendly. I was shocked to talk with someone named Lois and another one Jennifer on the telephone and they were just completely inappropriate and rude. No basic manners. Rough, mean, cruel, treacherous people answering the phone. I didn't even get to take a look at the place. I am told place has new owners who must be complete amateurs to hire the people they have working the phones. Hopefully these people don't get anywhere near the residents.
ConcernedDaughter123 March 02, 2016
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My mother has been a resident of this facility for about 5 months. She has early onset Alzheimers and has been bounced from home to hospital to home. This is the first place where I have had any peace of mind about her care. The staff there is EXCELLENT. Truly so caring, responsive, warm and welcoming. You can tell that they care for the residents so much. Everyone is easily reachable and so responsive. They welcome me and my sisters whenever we come to visit, even offering us snacks and meals if we are there when the residents are being served. They are warm and caring towards all of the residents. The administrator is top notch and quick to address ANY concerns (of which there are few!). They keep you up to date on everything that is going on with your loved one. Finally - their psychiatrist is phenomenal. For my mom's condition, this has been a godsend.
I would highly recommend this facility. It is far from my home and was meant to be temporary because of that - but we love the care they give my mother that we have decided to make this her permanent home.
As a bonus the facility is right on the water with lovely little paths all around the grounds to explore.
Jacqueline16 July 21, 2015
I am a friend or relative of a resident
We did find Jones Manor on The Sound for my friend. They were very pleasant; they gave me a tour. They let me talk with some of the staff there. The people seem to be caring and attentive. Some of their staff is local. There were 10 residents playing some kind of a competitive game, and they were involved and really interested.
The bedroom was a double bed for 2 people or 1 person; it's very simple, but it's very clean. I like the whole place because it's very clean and very attractive with the decoration and the color.
They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The location is nice; they have different terraces where people can look at the seas or they have little gardens. If they don't want to look at the water, they can look at the plants.
Linda106003950 April 30, 2015
I visited this facility
Jones Manor is clean and new, and they have friendly people up there. I talked to the people that are staying there, and they seem to be very happy. They are doing some constructions, but hopefully by the summer, they will be done. It is accessible when you need to walk into town. They have activities like sing-alongs and bingo. My friend likes it and thought it was the best place for him because he will be close to his son. To me, it is basically the same except it is better for him because the people are still able to walk around. You didn't see people that are very disabled, and they are still more self-sufficient.
Robert107969550 March 20, 2015
I am a friend or relative of a resident
It is Jones Manor on the Sound, and it is for my mom. It is fine. It is simple and not fancy, but they take care of my mother. She has been there for a couple of years. There was a change in ownership, so I was just concerned, and I wanted to look at options. There doesn't seem to be any problem. I became quickly more comfortable with the new management. I really wasn't looking actively for her to move. I was just considering options in case the management proved to be totally different in what had been there before. They were different, but in a better way. I was satisfied with the facility before, but they are actually better now. The rooms are simple and semi-private, but clean. She shares a room. The food is fine. Everything is very basic, but there is plenty of food, and I see this when I usually visit or when she's having a meal. They have a full schedule of activities from Monday to Friday and sometimes on Saturday. Basically Sunday is when people have visitors or are taken out, but Monday to Friday they have a full schedule of activities.
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Rosewood on the Sound is a senior living community, located in Bayville, NY. In short, we provide care to elderly people who need help with daily tasks such as meal preparation, mobility, bathing or dressing. We offer loving intermediate care for individuals who cannot reside on their own in an independent living scenario, but do not need the full-time health care services of a nursing home. We also offer a wide variety of empowering programs for day care visitors and residents to facilitate better health, memory, and happiness. On a daily basis, our residents receive:
We are a New York State licensed adult residence in Bayville, NY. We provide dignified and caring services for seniors, and have served seniors and their families for longer than 30 years.
Our community is nestled in a lovely wooded, waterside area in a beautiful residential area, and is conveniently located across the street from a shopping center. Places of worship and beach access are readily accessible.
We are a single-level building, meaning that all facilities are located on the ground floor. Not only do we provide room and board, housekeeping services, personal care, and supervision, but also medical and non-medical services such as events, activities, and entertainment. Often this includes barbecues, outings, movies, daily visitors, birthday parties, and arts and crafts programs.
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COLUMBIA — Despite the lack of offensive chances, Marquette Catholic had top-seeded and defending Class 2A state champion Waterloo right where it wanted.
The Explorers, a six-seed coming into the Columbia Class 2A Regional, fought tooth-and-nail with the Bulldogs, who were skidding a little bit down the stretch. But Ben Huels changed all that quickly with two quick second-half goals and Waterloo made those tallies stand up in a 2-0 victory Thursday in a regional semifinal at Columbia High School.
Huels, Waterloo's leading goal scorer with 25 goals coming in, slipped through the Explorers defense after taking Ryan Stites' pass and beat Explorers keeper Nick Hemann with a shot low in the far corner, and Huels converted a penalty kick after Nolan Rick was taken down in the box.
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"Going in 0-0, you know anything can happen in the second half, and we had the wind in the second half, but the wind died down," Marquette coach Jeremy Sanfilippo said. "So you lose that advantage.
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But Huels, uncommitted for college next year, slipped through the Explorers' back four and struck a low shot past Hemann 55 seconds into the second half to give Waterloo all the momentum.
"Me and Stites were on the same page and he passed it to me and I finished it," Huels said. "The conditions were tough. It was a rough game and Alton Marquette's a good team. The first half, we didn't play too well. Second half, we started moving the ball finally. We got a couple goals and were able to possess it."
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"We actually talked about it at halftime that if we could get a few through balls through, we just felt we were too flat in the top part of the first half," Waterloo coach Chad Holden said. "There wasn't enough movement.
"We talked at halftime and we just needed to stay focused, stay disciplined and relaxed and I thought things were happening and it did."
Marquette's disappointment was not testing Waterloo freshman keeper Sam Ward nearly enough. Ward started for the suspended Trevor Coplin, who was serving the third of a four-game suspension for discipline reasons.
And the Explorers were trying to utilize the same game plan, getting forwards to in on through balls.
"That's always been our game plan for the whole year," said Sanfilippo, whose team finished 5-2-2 down the stretch. "It's no secret what we do. We play to our guys up front and we try to beat you 1-on-1."
But Waterloo (16-3-3), which will play the winner of Columbia and Triad in the regional championship Saturday at 7 p.m., allowed 13 goals in the last five regular season games, going 2-1-2. This after allowing only seven goals in the first 15 games, but they would have none of it Thursday.
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We bought the house for its location and the fact that it is a small select community. Its location is second to none with access to all the restaurants and shops on the US192. Wallmart is just 2 minutes away and of course it is only a short distance from the Parks. Although its location is central it is a tranquil setting with well kept grounds. The house build is to a high standard and is tastefully furnished to a high standard by an interior designer.
This was our first stay at Ian & Pauline's town home, though not our first stay in Compass Bay… so we were very familiar with the area. Having stayed in this gated community prior, we would have to say you cannot get a more perfect location for everything you would wish to do in Florida!!! Close to restaurants and supermarkets on 192. The Theme Parks are on your door step, and easy access to all the major routes – for visiting East & West Coasts.
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We had a lovely time, the house was perfect for our needs, a lovely quiet refuge after hectic days at the park. We loved the huge fridge and amazing American washing machine and dryer! We got good use from the pool, which was lovely and warm and so close to the house which we felt was a particular advantage of your house. We were very happy with our choice of accommodation, and would certainly come back. I would also say that your organisation and communication has been exemplary from start to finish which was much appreciated. Many thanks. – Mary, Tom, Alex and Amy
Just to let you know that we had a fab holiday. It made all the difference having a really nice place to stay. Your house was certainly everything it was advertised as and everything that we could possibly want was there. We would certainly recommend your holiday home to our friends. Thanking you. Loraine & Terry
This wonderful home from home was just how it is described on the website. From the moment we walked through the front door, we felt at home. It was spotlessly clean and even the dining table was set for us. Everything worked well in the house, and the laundry area was handy for us to wash and dry our clothes for our long stay.
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We spent most of our days in Walt Disney World, which was an easy 10-15 minute drive on state roads.
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Dining at home was nice. The kitchen was well equipped and the proximity of supermarkets Walmart, Publix and Target provided us with whatever we might need.
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For some reason we never submitted our review last year.
Just to say thank you for letting us stay at your house. We will be back in Orlando in 2017 and your house will be our first choice.
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This townhome is kept immaculately clean. The kitchen was well stocked. Furnishings were comfortable and uncluttered, making it easy to keep track of our stuff and making the place feel restful after a busy theme park filled day.
Owner also has thought of a number of simple touches that add so much convenience, like key hooks for car keys, coat hooks just inside the front door, and sufficient drawers and blankets in every bedroom. Even better, the townhome has a code lock system, which eliminates all the usual travel worry about losing or forgetting keys.
Pool is about 50 feet away and the complex grounds are lovely and big enough to enjoy some long walks. Location is very convenient to restaurants, shopping, and theme parks.
In short, we were very pleased with our stay.
Holiday home is certainly the right phrase, as this great villa really felt like home from home, we found it very comfortable and quite roomy.
It is also situated in a pleasant quiet gated complex which is very central for getting around, There are several theme parks close by and it is only an hours ride to either the Atlantic or the Gulf coast.Couldn't wish for anything better and will certainly consider using it again in the future.
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COMPOSURE, the essence of the Norwich game, eventually paid off for them last night. But their Second Division visitors, with a 2-1 lead from the first leg, made them look uncomfortable for more than an hour before they produced three goals in the space of five minutes to secure their place in the third round of the Coca-Cola Cup
With 15 goals in their last seven games, Norwich can approach their Uefa Cup tie with Bayern Munich in 12 days' time with confidence.
Although conceding an early goal was the last thing Norwich could afford, they lived dangerously from the start. After six minutes they allowed the country's leading scorer Sean McCarthy - whom Bradford are resigned to losing now that his contract is up - space to run and Bryan Gunn was obliged to save a smart, low drive. Four minutes later Paul Jewell headed wide from a free-kick when he might have done better.
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As half-time approached, the home side's composure shaded into slackness and Bradford created two further chances. First, Jewell took advantage of defensive confusion to head back to give Gavin Oliver a clear chance, but the central defender shot awkwardly over. Then Jewell broke to the right byline and pulled back a cross to the far post. Paul Showler connected firmly, but John Polston deflected the ball away.
Seven minutes into the second half, Bradford continued in similar vein as Gary Robson's through ball put McCarthy away again for a mighty shot which Gunn beat away, just, for a corner.
Norwich had the ball in the net after 57 minutes, when Sutton turned in Ruel Fox's cross from the right, but the winger had already been judged offside.
Frustration gave way to celebration seven minutes later however as Ekoku found the net legitimately with a low shot after Fox had headed down Sutton's cross from the left. Bradford were shaken - and within the space of the next five minutes, broken. Fox volleyed in a second goal and in the 69th minute, Sutton headed home the third.
'It was a good exercise in patience,' Norwich's manager, Mike Walker, said. That quality will certainly be required in their next cup tie.
Norwich City (4-4-2): Gunn; Culverhouse, Polston, Newman, Bowen; Fox, Megson, Crook, Goss; Sutton, Ekoku (Robins, 83). Substitutes not used: Howie (gk), Eadie.
Bradford City (4-4-2): Bowling; Williams, Oliver, Richards, Lawford; Ford, Robson, Duxbury, Showler; McCarthy, Jewell (Partridge, 85). Substitutes not used: Tomlinson (gk), Heseltine.
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Howard Scott Gallery is pleased to announce the opening on Thursday, December 4, of an exhibition of recently completed paintings
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The exhibition will continue through January 10, 2015.
Kuijpers recent works are structural in a manner to equate the flat tabletop site of traditional still life painting with not only the considerably more vast space of depicted landscape, but also with the rectilinear field of an abstract canvas.
In admired chapters of work leading up to the paintings which will compose this exhibition, Kuijpers sets discreet, schematic [and often enigmatic] shapes which evoke the time-honored vessels, plates and other domestic objects of classic
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His curious and very individual approach to color remains a distinctive aspect of the work. In these recent paintings, his affection for a realm of grays interspersed with a range of earth tonalities [tans extending into deep browns] is evident. Smokey blues of medium and darker values dominate several paintings.
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Bacon, bacon, bacon! Just when you thought we'd reached a porky apogee comes Bacōn -- a perfume that smells like the breakfast food. Really? At first we believed this to be a hoax, but we called up founder John Leydon and are now pretty convinced this is the real deal. (Though why people would want to smell like bacon remains a mystery.)
"Yes, it's entirely a real product. Business has been brisk," said founder John Leydon. How brisk? "Brisk means that I woke up to 150 orders."
Leydon explains that he was inspired to create the perfume for nostalgic reasons. "I'm the youngest of eight kids and I have extremely vivid memories of my mother cooking bacon. If you didn't get down quick, you didn't get any. I have an emotional connection to the scent. And I found that a lot of other people felt that way," he said. Or he's found a lot of gullible people, ourselves included.
He added that the scent was created by a career perfumer and "has all the greatest ingredients, and no animals were used." According to its website, Bacōn Classic is carefully crafted with bergamot, orange, lime, grapefruit, black pepper, cedar wood, vetiver and guaiac wood, a dash of savory, two pinches of salty goodness and a secret formula. Bacōn Gold is carefully crafted with mandarin, bergamot, grapefruit, lemon, nutmeg, pimento berry, and black pepper, with a touch of sweet, a smidgen of savory, a pinch of salty goodness, and the secret formula.
Hey, and if you're not ready to shell out $35 for Bacōn, maybe you can just wear a bacon bra and smell like fatty pork that way.
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