Deborah Slater Dance Theater
in
THE DESIRE LINE
has been invited to perform at Joyce SoHo March 13-15! Please put us on your calendar. The Performances are Friday and Saturday at 8pm and Sunday at 3pm. For more tickets, please contact Joyce SoHo at www.joyce.org or (212) 352-3101 or for more information, please contact our PR person, Fran Kirmser, at

fran kirmser productions llc
theatre row theaters
410 west 42nd street
new york ny 10036
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frankirmser@hotmail.com
www.frankirmser.com

Can’t wait to see you there. Inspired by the paintings of Alan Feltus, this show was a big hit in SF and the beautiful dancers are thrilled to be coming to New York.

Joyce SoHo
155 Mercer (between Houston & Prince)
N/R/W to Prince, B/D/F/V to Broadway/Lafayette, 6 to Bleecker

We hope you will save the date Saturday, March 28th for the opening of Edith Isaac Rose’s exhibit at the Phyllis Kind Gallery. The show will be up until April 5th.

We hope you will be able to come to the opening and if not to see the show of her embroideries sometime during the month.

Bea Kreloff
bk@artworkshopintl.com
Art Workshop International
www.artworkshopintl.com
866-341-2922/212-691-1159

This is an excerpt from S.J. Rozan’s blog:

Write this down, because it’s eleven days from now and you guys probably don’t have any better memories than I do. Actually, depending on your childhood maybe you do have better memories — oh, never mind. WBGO is Newark Public Radio, and one of my favorites because they’re a big jazz station. I’ll be on WBGO Journal, interviewed by Andrew Meyer, on Friday Feb, 27 at 7:30 pm. That’s 88.3 on your FM dial, if you’re within broadcasting range. If not, it’ll be up on wbgonews.org afterwards.

This was a good interview; we talked and talked, though I know they’ll cut the thing way down for broadcast. I went out to Newark, to the studio. My publisher told me to take a cab from the train station but it was under a mile so I walked. I like to walk everywhere, to see what there is to see. Lots of NYers, it turns out, have never been to Newark, except to the airport, which doesn’t count, you know it doesn’t. I’ve walked through Newark before because they have a good museum out there with a strong Asian collection including an excellent Tibetan section. I have a fondness for cities like Newark. It reminds me of Buffalo, of Cleveland, and now that I’ve been there, of Detroit: hard-luck cities from the early 1900’s. Beautiful buildings, decently laid-out streets, and a sense of possibility: the chance to be a wonderful, comfortable place to live, just out of reach for now, but there.