- Issue Archive for
- Sep 27 - Oct 3, 2006
- Vol. 36, No. 2
News & Opinion
Home grown
Area farmers could find new markets --- in schools
Reader feedback - 09.27.06
Developing downtown, helping the city
Arts & Entertainment
Alan Singer at Gallery at Bausch & Lomb
Realism or expressionism: which one do you trust?
Pilobolus Dance Theater
Athletic, inventive troupe comes to Nazareth Saturday
Shipping Dock's "This Is How It Goes"
Neil LaBute's interracial love triangle goes very wrong, very well
"Star Fox: Command"
Going to the DS was a good move for the Fox
The Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster
Another voice in the intelligent design debate, or just pop culture oddity?
Music
Music reviews - 09.27.06
This week: Discs by The Mooney Suzuki, The Melvins, Sarah Chang, Frank Kimbrough
Gerry Niewood
Saxophone/flute master returns home for two shows at Strathallan
I SCENE IT 09-27-06
his week Frank checks out The Thieves and The Apostles of the Hidden Son at Bug Jar.
Special Sections
Visiting Toronto Youth Theatre
Inventive programming makes it worth the drive
Exhausted possibilities
In parenting, sometimes the best option is just to surrender
44 Alameda Street
*This is a paid placement and not editorial content.
Movies
"All the King's Men"
...couldn't make sense of this piece-of-crap remake
"The Science of Sleep"
Michel Gondry'strippy new film is a dream. Plus: "Raiders of the Lost Ark: The Adaptation"
Re: FILMS | "Decoding Annie Parker"/"Comfort Zone"
The musical score for this film was written be Eastman School of Music graduate, Steve…
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on June 20, 2013
Re: Big Brother at work
I'd like to recommend "The Shadow Factory" by James Bamford. Published in January 2008 it…
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Re: MUSIC INTERVIEW: Mulu Lizi
awesome! this band sounds amazing!
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Re: "RuPaul's Drag Race" Season 5 Reunion: The winner revealed!
I think Roxxxy was the best by far. Just take a look at the candy…
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Re: Historical Society hits a rough patch
I would love to check out the collection, but the museum is only open 1950's…
- on June 19, 2013
