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Jeff Alessandrelli reads "Birthday Poem" by Tod Marshall

Jeff Alessandrelli reads "Birthday Poem" by Tod Marshall
From the Studio: Stage Left's "Admissions"

The actors and director of Admissions discuss Joshua Harmon's topical play
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Michael Daley reads his original poem "Bird Count on Back Roads."
Montopolis' "Man with a Movie Camera"

Justin Sherburn discusses his original score to the silent film Man with a Movie Camera
June 8, 2023: Chrysalis Gallery, OSPI artists, "you were always home"

Who's on TA(P)? Denny Carman, D.J. Graves, Annaka Hansen, Rose Honey, Kristen Morley
Claudia Castro Luna reads "Audubon and the Shawnee Swans" by Laura Da'

Thoughts on extinction and "the birdsong of endless flight"
Dan Webster reviews "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny"

“Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny” is a fitting end to one of the most popular movie franchises, Dan Webster says in his review.
Kathryn Smith reads "Birds of Ohio" by Kathryn Nuernberger

A practical compendium of an area's birds, seen and unseen, and all they represent
Tessa Bryant reads "Parties: A Hymn of Hate" by Dorothy Parker

Verse for those who aren't particularly fond of social gatherings
Tessa Bryant reads "Walking Poem for Mary Oliver" by Jan Harris

An ode to an American poet and her sense of wonder

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