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Mask and Rose Women’s Theater Collective presents ‘Something Rotten’ July 25-29 in Puposky. Director Cate Belleveau and actor Eric Callagan join ‘Area Voices’ to discuss the production.
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The festival is July 26-27, 2024, at the Hobson Memorial Union at Bemidji State University. Sharon James joins “Area Voices” to discuss the origins and what to expect this year from the celebration.
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Bemidji Community Theater Presents Noel Coward’s Blithe Spirit. The director Julie Kaiser joins Area Voices to discuss the show and the challenges of having a character be a ghost.
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Woodcarver Paul Albright joined “Area Voices” to talk about being a sculptor, and how he got interested in sculpting in the first place.
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Author Mark Cecil joined Area Voices to discuss his new book Bunyan and Henry and his upcoming book signing at Paul Bunyan Park in Bemidji.
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“Full Range” is a collaboration between Mixed Blood Theater of Minneapolis and Iron Range actors. Director Mark Valdez recently discussed this new play on the KAXE Morning Show.
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Sarah and Eric Sundeen join “Area Voices” to discuss the upcoming Bemidji High School Marching Band fundraising event “Meet the Band.”
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Nameless Stories Art Exhibition Opening Night Celebration is 5 to 7 p.m. on Friday, June 7, at the Wild Hare Bistro & Coffeehouse. The pieces in the exhibition were created by guests of the Nameless Coalition for the Homeless with visionary artist Kent Estey. Amy Karwoski, the organization's planning director, joined Area Voices to discuss the event.
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Nemeth Art Center’s Executive Director Mark Weiler joins Area Voices to talk about the upcoming year at the Park Rapids center featuring a Youth Art Show and numerous artists in residence.
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Travis Zimmerman and his illustrator cousin, Sam Zimmerman, turned one of their grandmother's recorded stories into a book: “How the Birds Got Their Songs."
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“Naytahwaush: Faces, Stories, and Artists Exhibition” opens at the Gizhiigin Arts Incubator in Mahnomen on Saturday, May 18. Curator Kent Estey joins Area Voices to discuss how the project came to be and what he hopes other communities will take away from it.
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Bemidji Community Theater presents “The Sweet Delilah Swim Club.” The director Evie Halvorson joins Area Voices to talk about the impact of community theater and the bonds created.