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Agatha Christie Spoof Presented by El Paseo Arts Foundation

Move over -- or roll over -- Agatha Christie! The El Paseo Arts Foundation is about to unveil a mystery dinner show that spoofs old-fashioned whodunits and theater folks!

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Wonderful shows!

* Foreign Flim, Sergio Tubal's "The Finger" Tuesday, 01/08/2013 at Island Cinema 7 PM

* UTB Jazz Concert - Monday, 01/14/2012

* Foreign Flim, Gustavo Pizzi's "Craft" Tuesday, 01/22/2012 at Island Cinema 7 PM

* Foreign Film, Carlos Osuma's "Fat, Bald, Short Man" Tuesday, 02/05/2013 at Island Cinema 2 PM

* Foreign Film, Kivu Rihorahoza "Grey Matter" Tuesday, 02/19/2013 at Island Cinema 7 PM

* Foreign Film, Tolga Karacelik's "Tollbooth" Tuesday, 03/05/2013 at Island Cinema 7 PM

* Neil Simon's "Chapter Two" -- another wonderful show featuring The El Paseo Players -- Thursday-Saturday, 05/02/2013 thru 05/04/2013

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Entries for May 2011

It Take a Fantastic Cast to Perform the World Longest Running Musical: The Fantasticks!

host posted on May 27, 2011 10:23

The Fantasticks! may look like a simple show when one is enjoying it from the audience,
but in reality it is one of the most challenging musicals for the actors/singers, directors
and accompanists.

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The Fantasticks – World’s Longest Running Musical—To Play on Island This June

host posted on May 27, 2011 10:21

The poetry of Tom Jones’ book and lyrics and the power of Harvey Schmidt’s music continue to enchant more than 50
years after the show opened at the Sullivan Street Playhouse in New York, and the children who saw it
years ago now bring their children and grandchildren to see it.