
Bridgette Redman
Arts Writer at Lansing State Journal
Arts, Culture and Travel Journalist at Freelance
Local Correspondent at Spa and Beauty Today
Arts Journalist at Times Media Group
Contributing Writer and Reviewer at Onstage Blog
Arts, culture and travel writer for publications around the country. https://t.co/c2VVX0ZcMQ
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1 week ago |
lansingstatejournal.com | Bridgette Redman
Act I: DeWitt concert band turns 40For 40 years, the DeWitt Community Concert Band has been making music and celebrating community. It’ll recognize this musical milestone on May 14 with a commemorative concert, “Celebrating 40 Years of Musical Memories” at the DeWitt Middle School auditorium. Joining the band in the evening of music-making will be the Twilight Memories Big Band. The concert begins at 7 p.m. Admission is free.
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2 weeks ago |
thefoothillsfocus.com | Bridgette Redman
Put on your feathers and fringe — Dance Fusion is celebrating its 10th anniversary with 37 performances, a silent auction and a Great Gatsby-themed party. On Sunday, May 4, the Scottsdale-based studio will host a day of festivities at the Cactus Shadows Fine Arts Center, 33606 N. 60th Street, Scottsdale. The highlight: a two-hour, family-friendly showcase featuring a wide range of dance styles performed by more than 100 dancers.
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3 weeks ago |
argonautnews.com | Bridgette Redman
This month, the Verdi Chorus continues its 41-year tradition of presenting celebrated operatic choral music — works that elevate the chorus and showcase its expressive range.
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3 weeks ago |
pasadenaweekly.com | Bridgette Redman
For Gilbert Reynoso, stepping into the role of Mitch Albom in Casa 0101 Theater’s “Tuesdays with Morrie” is deeply personal. The life-changing bond between student and mentor isn’t just a story; it’s something he’s lived. In the book “Tuesdays with Morrie” and the play based on it, author Mitch Albom explores his relationship with Morrie Schwartz, his former mentor and college professor whom he visited weekly as Schwartz was dying from ALS (also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease).
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3 weeks ago |
phoenix.org | Bridgette Redman
Island culture is coming to the desert this month with a four-day blowout that includes pool time, cocktails, art shows and classes. Arizona Tiki Oasis is back for its seventh year in Scottsdale, taking over the Hotel Valley Ho April 24-27. The event benefits The Arizona Preservation Society. Tiki culture combines an island vibe with Polynesian aesthetics.
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