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Penn State University Schuylkill-When Penn State University prepares to resume studies this fall, Penn State University Schuylkill has been working hard to prepare students to return to campus safely. In addition to modifying campus facilities to optimize safety and reduce the spread of COVID-19, the campus has also installed technologies that support and enhance distance learning.

Students can expect to see the following when they return:

In addition, non-contact faucets will be installed in bathrooms and 62 hand disinfection stations will be provided throughout the campus in busy areas.

In order to enhance the distance learning experience and manage the large classroom space, while allowing students and teachers to conduct social counseling, Penn State University Schuylkill enhanced classroom technology to help teachers guide students through courses while maintaining interaction.

This fall, students and teachers will have access to the following classroom technologies:

The Schuylkill campus of Pennsylvania State University is preparing campus facilities for the return of students, taking special precautions to reduce the spread of COVID-19 in on-site lectures, and installing the most advanced technology to enhance distance learning.

The Morgan Auditorium is usually the venue for drama students and large-scale events at Penn State Schuylkill. However, due to its spacious space, students and faculty can maintain social distance, it will be used in the fall semester of 2020 Used as an atypical learning space. Every other row is closed, and there will be three spaces between students in Morgan's class.

Individual tables and chairs that can be easily disinfected have replaced the fabric leisure furniture in the atrium of the Health & Wellness Building.

All classroom podiums are equipped with hanging plexiglass shields. The 101 classroom building in the picture is another atypical classroom space.

HoverCams are document cameras that enable faculty, staff and students to transfer close-up views of documents and more to remote learners. These functions will be particularly convenient as students enter and leave the science lab in turns.

Patrick M. Jones, President of Penn State University Skilkill, said: "The health and safety of our students, faculty, and staff are paramount." "These measures are designed to help ensure the safety of everyone. , While enabling us to provide the world-class education that Pennsylvania State University is known for."

As employees work hard to implement these changes, Penn State University Schuylkill looks forward to the safe return of the campus community.

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Elana Scherr left home and took a step back to appreciate some of the old places in Los Angeles and the reappearing driving culture in 2020.

Car and driver

The wind is up. The flickering image of Jack Nicholson's face is faintly scattered with dark funnel clouds

Then tore the screen, causing unreasonable damage to the cute pickup truck of the 70s. I retracted my vegetarian fabric seat and then retracted again

The taillights flashed inexplicably. That has won a visit from two of my neighbors.

Please turn off the light. If I know what to do. I feel very internal about the destruction

for them.

At least I am not alone in disturbing the peace. Throughout the night, there were many headlights sweeping and the beeps of the remote control key. General Manager Paul Hengehold thinks this is a problem. He has been in Roaddium for five years and has been in express and exchange conferences for nearly 50 years. "I just received an email from someone who has a new electric car, and that person cannot turn off the lights." Hungerhold said. "He said,'It's not all your fault, but I had a terrible life. I want to get the money back.' I was thinking, "Isn't it all my fault? "My fault is less than 1%. Anyway, I said he can enter for free

Later this month. In these newer cars, you can't just click the button on the left and keep the radio on. We have begun to reserve radios to lend to people. "

The first autonomous driving theater is believed to be the work of Richard Hollingshead, who set up a screen in a parking lot in Camden, New Jersey in 1933. This idea is said to have been inspired by his mother, the big woman didn't like (or put it in) a movie theater seat. Driving around provides a more casual way to watch movies without makeup or booing. The ideas behind the other introduced and later introduced businesses are the same. simple. fast. A lot of personal space casually. It is being released when people put on stockings and hats to go to the store. Feel the space age of the 50s and 60s, surrounded by chrome and afterburning lights. The future of the car will be rotatable seats and folding cocktail tables. We never want to leave.

By the 1970s, Americans were no longer so satisfied with the use of cars. They regarded them as hungry, fatal cannibals and lead, because they were small slender boxes with uncomfortable back seats and worn shoulder straps. The through train did not bring any convenience, but it felt more like the past.

In 1973, box office revenue reached 115 million U.S. dollars, because he wrapped himself in the car culture of the early 1960s. Fast food chains suddenly appeared in every corner. Eventually, the screen moves within the minivan and SUV. Eating and watching movies in the car becomes your apology, just to quiet down the children until you can reach your actual destination, and finally leave the car.

Then it happened in 2020. Suddenly, some public activities were carried out six feet away from others, and it became necessary to still wear sweatpants, and the shameful degree was greatly reduced. Companies began to promote roadside pickup. The church held a pick-up service. Medical professionals even

-The reason for all these-through drive test. The inside of the car looked safe, which allowed us to finally leave the house.

But there is more

Know better than Syd Mead how to hide the virus in the filtered air of the Toyota Prius. Is it possible to regain any of the original charm of driving through in a day? Or is this just nostalgia caused by the pandemic? For kickball, we got the most modern car we could find, the Polestar 2 electric car, and mapped the journey through Greater Los Angeles, looking for adventures that keep us running with the engine (eg, the whistling of the engine) .

There are many coffee shops with service windows, but we started the morning with a special day. La Puente, California, is located about 20 miles east of downtown Los Angeles and includes about three square miles of a ranch and fast food restaurant. Also within its boundaries

. You can't miss it. Two huge glass fiber donuts blocked a tunnel through the fried temple. It has been there since 1968, and driving into its dark center is as exhilarating in Polestar as in Ford Country Squire, and with much less smoky flavor.

Like all the best companies, the "doughnut hole" is just cash. The cashier is a patient woman, apparently used to cashless tourists looking for doughnuts, waving us past and pointing to a bank around the corner. She said, "They drove by." When we entered Yeast's abdomen for the second time, I made a smooth turn and a donut, coated with sky blue icing and a rainbow of straw. It tastes so cute, so I just let it slip around in the small plastic box on the passenger side floor.

Through train options are everywhere. The most obvious ones are food-related, but once you start looking for them, you will be surprised at what you will do when you fasten your seat belt. No need, Giffy Luber; not in this car. Maybe later, Snap-E Tacos. We are not in danger of missing a special birthday, but driving parties are very popular. If we have more time and scope, we can even go safari. in

, You can pet the camel from the car window. If you ever wanted to get in touch with one or two grizzly bears, then

In Idaho. El Monte's no bears

, But a pigeon leaned on the rainbow-painted Googie Arch, gazing at the donuts through the glass roof of Polestar. Are you interested in something other than milk? California recently amended its alcohol laws to allow driving through cocktails, but I kept driving.

If we did not find the classic hamburger, it would be a bad report. The original In-N-Out site in Baldwin Park was commemorated as a copy of the cross-over building, but it was not provided. The oldest remaining McDonald's (McDonald's) opened in Downey (Downey) in 1953, but to our surprise, it has always been a walking stall, never a through train. Frisco's Carhop is under construction, and more hops may be added, so our vision of a server with a paper cap on a roller skate with a tray hung on the door of Polestar was shattered. In the end, we met Bob's Big Boy, a small restaurant with a franchise with a history of Los Angeles and franchise services around the world. Although we did not roller skating, we gave it a look. The panicked child and a bag of burgers. "What car is this?" he asked. This is not a good person to eat hamburgers, at least if you want those highlighter yellow seat belts to keep clean, it is not a good choice.

It was full, and the French fries brought a new taste to the interior, and we headed to the last stop of the night: the movie. Tell someone you are going for a drive and they will say, "Do they still have those?" They are! By the 1950s, more than 4,000 outdoor theaters across the United States were far away, but there were still 300 regular performances in the United States. With the massive closure of traditional movie theaters, pop-up displays on temporary screens have increased the options for outdoor viewing. You might think that with its 11.2-inch infotainment screen running Android Automotive, Polestar can play movies for me, but it can’t play movies for security reasons, so we ended up in a specific place and accidentally flashed The lights have spoiled the movie experience of others.

"In the end, we hit Bob's Big Boy, a restaurant with Los Angeles history and a global franchise, providing pick-up service-although not skating, it made us a child who looked flustered. , Brought a bag of burgers."

"To be honest, this is a big deal."

April White. "Last fall, I was driving outside in Buffalo, New York, and the shopkeeper said that he must have five to six people every night to help people turn off the lights. Today's cars are a factor in driving," . When a drive-in car was first built, the car was very big. They have benches. It's really easy to really enjoy a comfortable time. "But then bucket seats appeared, blocking the view of the rear passengers. The SUV made the situation worse, no one could see. Wright said, but at least "people can take the whole family away." "They turned the SUV back and opened the hatch. Everyone looked like that. But the automatic lighting system is troublesome. "

All kinds of vehicles are leaning on the asphalt: large SUVs are driving towards the hatch side of the screen, the recliner on the pickup truck is lying on the bed, the sharp C4 Corvette looks like an arrow in the apple, Next to all the bubbling family cars. In terms of style, the winner of the night was the man who took the vintage Volkswagen van and the couple to the cherry-red 50s Chevrolet, but from a comfort point of view, the one who landed with the roof tent was the sweetest arrangement.

"That was a failure," Hungerhold said when I told him which movie night I was in. "Maybe there are 200 cars? Now

, That's a home run.

? Grand slam. We have

This Friday; has been sold out for two and a half weeks.

? Sold out in mid-July. Bring it back and it was sold out two nights last weekend. We have

Next month; 280 cars have been sold. Why do you pay me $25 when you watch TV at home? People just want to leave. The family needs to go out. Unfortunately, what happened, but, indeed, it did help the car rental business. "

Few new movies are released, and classic movies occupy the top spot. A weekend in July,

It has been staged many times during the 40th anniversary, and it is the highest grossing movie in the United States, but even if we return to normal, the stage can provide some convenience for you to watch TV on the sofa. It's best to sit semi-privately, chew popcorn loudly, talk when you like it, but still absorb the energy from the crowd-it doesn't matter if the truck explodes panting and the dog will cheer. We are social animals. It's nice to meet other people, even if it is outside the car window. Maybe just learn how to turn off the lights.

The atmosphere inside the Richard Rogers Theater on October 19, 2016. (Photo: Walter McBride / Getty

When

After returning to the New Amsterdam Theater, it may be necessary to clear all the magic carpets through an air traffic controller.

As Broadway executives debate different strategies for reopening theaters after the COVID-19 pandemic, a Buffalo-based startup called EagleHawk has developed drones to spray disinfectant on Broadway theaters. "This technology reduces the need for human exposure, [minimizes] the cost of PPE, and can save a lot of time and resources," said Will Schulmeister, its chief operating officer.

In the innovative system, the disinfectant is stored on the ground and pumped through a hose to the hovering drone, and then spread to the entire theater. At the same time, another drone was drifting below it to ensure that the hose would not get tangled in any seats.

Schulmeister pointed out: "Using drones to disinfect large target spaces and public areas (such as Broadway theaters) is more effective than having multiple employees walk around, wiping each seat or [using spray]. "[W] e can cover most of the seats very quickly," and "It's much safer, because now you don't need a flight attendant to carry a heavy backpack filled with liquid, you don't need to be equipped with PPE, and you don't have to be exposed to chemicals "

Chief Executive Officer Patrick Walsh (Patrick Walsh).

Schulmeister said: “Broadway theaters can be disinfected with drones in less than an hour without putting people on the front line.”

Although the owners of Broadway theaters may be afraid of letting the machines dance around the landmark venue, EagleHawk executives insist that it is safe to operate inside. "The sensors we use allow us to safely navigate indoors, so we can detect a half-inch cable."

Walsh’s technology has been tested in several large venues, including the KeyBank Center, the venue of the Buffalo Sabres professional hockey team.

In addition, spraying cleaning fluid should not damage the fabric of the seat.

Schulmeister said that while following the government's guidelines on cleaning surfaces to remove SARS-CoV-2 and other pathogens, "we can control the amount of liquid spray so that the seats are not oversaturated and still meet the disinfection requirements. "In addition, our drone system has nothing to do with chemicals, so our idea is that we will be able to use appropriate chemicals that will not cause problems for these types of seats," he said. Certain chemicals can be changed.

Erik Viker, a drama professor at the University of Susquehanna, commented: “I think the new drone technology is a good choice for arenas, stadiums and large performing arts centers with thousands of seats. ."

Although the main owners of Broadway theaters refused to discuss their plan to clean seats after the pandemic, people at some facilities did not think that drones would fly.

A former theater executive admitted: “Actors are super sensitive to anything sprayed in the air.” The chemicals used to disinfect seats may irritate some performers and affect their vocal ability, just like dust and mold. .

In addition, the staff cleaning up Broadway theaters are members of the large SEIU Local 32BJ union. Although its leaders do not want to comment on the possible use of drones, it is believed that the organization will refuse to adopt any technology that will reduce the size of its workforce.

Some smaller theaters are experimenting with other possible alternatives, such as wands that emit ultraviolet light and machines that make antibacterial mist. "We are spending money on things to make the audience feel more comfortable,"

A small theater owner in Florida.

Like the race to develop a vaccine, it is not clear which cleaning method is the most effective against the new coronavirus.

I am the entertainment lawyer of Cowan, DeBaets, Abrahams & Sheppard LLP, where I negotiate with theater, film and television companies. Before, I worked at Arps Skadden,

I am the entertainment lawyer of Cowan, DeBaets, Abrahams & Sheppard LLP, where I negotiate with theater, film and television companies. Prior to this, I worked at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP and the US Securities and Exchange Commission. Before entering the legal profession, I developed an algorithm to predict the lifespan of Broadway drama productions. It won global attention and helped change the perception of Broadway business by Tony Award-winning producers. I graduated from Cornell University and the University of Chicago Law School.

From live broadcasts of new dramas to classic works in the archive, the following are some of the popular shows currently or about to appear online-this page will be updated regularly

First published on Tuesday, March 17, 2020 at 13.32 EDT

Fire in the hole! Here is the stupidest fur seal

With their classic version, it was broadcast live at the Northcote Theatre in Exeter before Christmas. What is expected is that unexpected changes will occur when the crew of anarchy set sail in the salty legend of Jolly Todger and Robert Louis Stevenson. Including a crazy TV show competition. John Nicholson's work can be produced

Until January 30.

The Royal Court has released a new audio version of Sabrina Mahfouz's poetic political speech and concert, which was originally staged in its upstairs theater in 2019. It is the first song observed in the song and explores how water and imperialism shape "landscape, life and heritage." In an hour-long performance directed by Stef O'Driscoll, Mahfouz is a compelling host and maintains a story full of facts that constantly shifts from a personal perspective to a global perspective.

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Even though Louis Armstrong played "The Bottom", the jazz musical attracted 150 performers to perform in "A Midsummer Night's Dream". When it opened on Broadway in 1939, its remake was worth $2 million. RSC’s new work is underway, with original performances by Gilbert Seldes and Erik Charell with music from the Young Vic in London and the New Audience Theatre in New York. Performed at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre by Kwame Kwei-Armah, the young art director of Vic.

It runs online until January 17, when there will be an innovative lineup of international artists. It provides an opportunity to catch Javaad Alipoor’s 2019 Edinburgh Edge hit "The Rich Kid: The History of Tehran’s Shopping Centre" and the new work "Capsule" by Whitney White and Peter Mark Kendall. The feeling of "trapping into the Maelstrom" was lost. 2020". Other performances include the live telephone drama "The Road of A Thousand Steps" (part one) produced by the American company 600 Highwaymen. All performances are free.

great

It is one of many major European venues that embrace streaming media. Its online programming includes the award-winning musical adaptation of Édouard Louis's autobiographical novel The End of Eddy, which tells the story of gay men who grew up in a working-class village in France. Four young actors played all the roles in Eline Arbo’s work,

Polly Lister played many roles in the Hans Christian Andersen adaptation of the Stephen Joseph Theatre in Scarborough. Liszt plays the roles of the Sun Witch and the Snow Queen; best friends Guada and Kay; a cigar-like old woman who flirts with the audience like Madame Panto; a reindeer riding a scooter; and a special study of poetry Crow. Even if you have removed your own decorations, all of these can bring joy to the holiday atmosphere.

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"Shipwreck" by Anne Burns and Mr Burns was first staged in Almeida in 2019. It has a great impact on contemporary American politics and Trump. The rise and potential decline of the company are extensively described. It was originally scheduled to be staged at the New York Public Theater in 2020, but was adapted by Saheem Ali

Produced in collaboration with Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company. The background was taken during a holiday with a group of friends in northern New York State in 2017. This is a stereotype of American moments. What is shocking is that it has felt that it is disappearing.

As Norma Desmond insists, the picture is small. But even if it’s played on a portable computer, you won’t miss the concert version of the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical by Lester Kurt (Brewsley Curve), an adaptation of the musical From a classic movie by Billy Wilder. The 16-member band and stars Ria Jones and Danny Mac told stories about flat tires, faded idols and dead bodies in the swimming pool.

The Bush Theatre reopened in December, this long-awaited new play by Travis Alabanza (Burgerz), but only a week later when London moved into a Class 3 theatre Forced to close. This is Debbie Hannan's movie, Reece Lyons (Reece Lyons) January 18th to 23rd, you can see the situation of being trapped in the bathroom online.

Southbank Centre (Southbank Centre) fifth annual celebration of the disabled arts festival through a series of theaters and dances to digital. Sophie Woolley's film performance "Augmented" tells how she became "deaf and mute" by implanting a cochlear implant. Ellen Renton's multimedia show "In Sight" focuses on running, the Paralympics and "inspired pornography"; an autistic drag queen Oozing Gloop stayed for one night; Aidan Mosby (Aidan Moesby) explored the connection between happiness and weather in the name "I am Naked, the Smell of Rain". In "A Woman," Cheryl Martin uses binaural techniques to reflect on depression.

Goggles and headphones are always ready! The theater and swimming pool are closed for many of us. This is a show that combines the two. This is a 35-minute experience created by Silvia Mercuriali. He intends to transform your home into a "poetic space, where the faucet is a waterfall, and the bathtub is the original broth, from which anything can emerge." You can follow the audio instructions to play by yourself in the bathroom.

We are now enjoying more theater performances at home than ever before, and it doesn't have to be a passive experience. A large number of programs invite viewers to participate, such as "Cinema Drama" written by Thaddeus Phillips and designed by Steven Dufala. It revolves around a mysterious motel room, involving card tricks, number games and reading materials.

Want some lock-in detectives? This online

Designed by Les Enfants Terribles and the virtual reality company LIVR, it is an immersive alternative to traditional board games. You can play with your family or the public, this experience features a live performance and promises to decipher more than 100 clues when you investigate the dark deaths of the Secretary of the Interior, the Secretary of Foreign Affairs and Lord Chamberlain. January 27 to February 17.

In this skit, Tarawa Theatre Company made the experience of black frontline workers during the Covid-19 crisis painful through verbatim interviews with teachers, train workers, hospital and supermarket staff. The first two movies are

. More episodes will appear in January and March.

After successfully completing the live broadcast every Thursday night during the lock-up period, the New Taiwan Dollar was launched

on-line. You can become a subscriber or you can pay per time. Titles include classical literature, such as Phèdre with Helen Mirren, Amadeus with Lucian Msamati and Amadeus with Tom Hidler Donmar's Coriolanus by Tom Hiddleston, and new works including Lucy Kirkwood's "Mosquito" and Shahid Hadeem's Dara. New scripts are added to the collection every month. National Panto in 2020,

, Will be open for six weeks from January 11th.

Kirin Theater and Filskit Theater have created a new online version to show their love for penguins in cold climates. Telled by Madeline Appiah for two to five-year-old audiences, this is an imaginative animated surprise story of an emperor penguin lifting a chick. Available to watch

Until February 13th.

Heidi Schreck's Broadway show has been received

"Guardian" critics from both sides of the Atlantic. Can now be streamed

, It depicts the significance of the highest law in the United States for generations of women, because Shrek (Screck) reproduced the debate competition she participated in as a teenager. Directed by Marielle Heller, this film is very interesting, disturbing, but full of optimism.

No matter how many people are watching on Zoom, what does it mean to stage a scene in an empty theater? Old Vic’s stream of faith restorers-the clergy of Michael Sheen, Indira Varma and David Threlfall – first revealed the vacant seats . Director Matthew Warchus emphasized emptiness to show Brian Friel's four monologues, shared by three mutually exclusive or contradictory characters. This is an intoxicating night. You can watch Old Vic’s recorded performance from the following website

It can be seen that Duncan Macmillan's "Lungs" starring Matt Smith and Claire Foy is equally impressive.

Mary Prince, a West Indian slave who became an abolitionist, was the first black woman to announce her life in the UK. In this show composed of Kuumba Nia Arts and Unlock the Chains Collective, she explores her life through music, songs, drums and dance.

. This is one of the winter products of Oxford University

, Which also includes Mike Bartlett's double comedy Britney Spears (Charly Clive and Ellen Robertson) starring "Intervention". Bartlett directed the rehearsal of his comedic political comedy, which was staged in 2014 and has now been updated.

Tribute to this disabled dancer

The physical theater company DV8, which died in October, shared their award-winning 2004 film "Cost of Living"

. When filmed in a faded seaside resort in Norfolk, it followed two street performers (Toole and Eddie Kay) to portray friendship and prejudice, and was full of fascinating images. Available on DV8's media portal, but a small membership fee is required. Yes

They have prepared magical magic for you: the production of the 1980 Broadway original Tony Award musical, the beautiful songs of Stephen Schwartz and some wonderful actions by Bob Fosse. Play.

. Ben Vereen is a fascinating troupe singer who may or may not lead the prince of the same name on self-immolation. This is strange and often frustrating, but it is a fascinating chapter in Broadway history. Get the background view of this series

On BBC iPlayer.

Director Ian Nicholson and designer Sam Wilde used their delightful puppet version of the picture book "I Want My Hat Back" and its sequel to brighten the first A restricted area. Now they are carrying Chris Haughton's book "Hush! "Go back to another self-made auditorium and another set of compelling characters for a 15-minute adventure! We have a plan. This song also introduces the children to the opera, soprano Abigail Kelly (Abigail Kelly) sang a new score by Noah Mosely (Noah Mosely). The production of English opera is

In the year of the pandemic, the sales of classic novels have soared, and we finally started to read

. Why not do the same thing in the theater? Why not start with some York mystery dramas dating back to the 1300s? Four plays in the Bible, including the story of Adam and Eve,

, And the community and professional cast of York Theatre Royal

project.

Create your own comfortable study room in Can't Sit Still and make props for this imaginative home theater experience. Designed for children from 2 to 7 years old, this is a gentle and fun circus show that shows how we are attracted by gender bias. The clown duo is played by Jake England-Johns and Hobbit Humphrey, they decide

Has appeared on the BBC documentary

February 16.

The new musical conceived by Peter Polycarpou is one of the November productions that England was forced to close for the second time. Now, it has been reimagined as a digital work, starring Polycarpou and Sally Ann Triplett, weaving through the music of Charlie Chaplin, Irving Berlin, Arthur Freed, and through a collection of antiques The story of a lost songbook found in the store is woven. From

, February 1-14.

Christopher Wheeldon dines at Châtelet in Paris in 2014, and his brilliant performance of Gershwins' classics continues to conquer Broadway and the West End. It can be used on new streaming media platforms,

It also offers the musicals "Golden Boots" and "42nd Street", as well as Michael Grange's Mark Rothko's play "Red" starring artist Alfred Molina.

When we die, what will our digital identity become? Can all these tweets and posts exist forever? Who decides? The specific theater company Dante or Die on the scene asked similar questions and even more during a thoughtful and interesting show held by Chris Goode in a cafe in 2018. It has now been reimagined as a 50-minute video podcast, available from

Until March 10.

Robert Louis Stevenson’s Gothic classic was adapted by Nick Lane. Nick Lane injured himself in a car accident. Imagine Jekyll ) Seek a cure for your pain. ("If someone offers me a potion that promises to make me feel like before the accident, but the side effects make me cruel, can I drink it?" (asked.)

Available on request until January 31. The dual role is played by Blake Kubena.

The work of theater company Extant celebrates the long history of Goze. Goze is a blind performer who has traditionally traveled all over Japan, bringing audiences various stories and music played on shamisen stringed instruments.

Blending the old and the new together, bringing together archival materials about modern performances of Goze, animation and film in an hour-accessible digital experience​​.

Arinzé Kene's Poetic 2017 Drama Good Dog Pose

Regarding the 2011 summer riots in the UK. It’s been touring last year and has now been adapted as a superb

Directed by Andrew Gillman and Natalie Ibu,

. Anton Cross plays a man, looking back at his youth, neighbors and community. The film was commissioned by The Space and supported by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) and the Arts Council of England.

An enterprising company

A season was locked, including a version of their 2013 TV show "The Anatomy of Melancholy", which was reimagined as 35 short-screen movies. They still have 25 minutes of new film,

, The website is located in a call center led by James Yarker, which is specially designed by the company and can be conducted online. It brings humor and sadness when it explores the dynamics between call center staff and customers. Valid until February 11th.

Locked restrictions and cancelled travel plans narrowed the horizons for the little adventurers. Therefore, for the family, this "seven-day drama experience" is both a pleasure and a relief. Created by Huddersfield's

,

And theater producer

This is a series of mysteries encountered by Charlotte, a young girl who was evacuated to Yorkshire during World War II. You can solve the puzzle by watching the intense online video and opening the envelope and package in the adventure box sent to you when booking. Follow-up actions of Big Tiny,

, Equally interesting.

Lin-Manuel Miranda's amazing Pulitzer musical, an award-winning musical, tells the story of "the founding father of ten dollars has no father", and was in New York in 2016 with the original Broadway actors Shooting for three nights. Movies originally scheduled to be released in 2021

carry on

. It was directed by Thomas Kail, who performed the musical. According to Miranda, “everyone is the best seat in the house”. Watch it, quote Jonathan Groff's frothy King George III, and you will be back.

Ben Weatherill's plot is set in 2025, when floods put Britain in a state of emergency. It was originally planned for stage production, but now

Directed by Alex Brown and featuring young actors from Almeida Young Company, they recorded their parts separately during the lock-in. As part of the “Great Shift”, Almeida’s

In response to climate emergencies, it is aimed at young people aged 14 to 25.

, This is a 40-minute single film, inviting the audience to follow Omid Djalili through the mysterious, majestic and ordinary corners of the Phoenix-like Battersea Art Center. This film is part of the BBC’s "Isolated Culture" program on iPlayer, which includes Jade Anouka and Grace Savage

; Crystal P and Jonathan Young

program

;

Conceived and directed by Rachel Bagshaw, written by Chris Thorpe, about life with chronic pain; and Corey Baker’s wonderful mini Swan Lake,

Sharon D Clarke portrays many memorable characters, but this is another matter. in a

Under the guidance of Adrian Lester, Clarke spoke for the National Health Service and its staff, reviewing the past and future of the NHS. As she proudly said: "I am one of the best things ever." First of all, Do No Harm is part of a series of events celebrating the NHS, entitled

, Planned by Lolita Chakrabarti for the old Vic. of

In addition, he pioneered live performances and rehearsal reading and archive recordings made in the past to keep a distance from the society.

Grand Slam poet and playwright

Born in Zimbabwe, grew up in Yorkshire. These locations were combined in her vivid monologue in 2016, in which Lladel Bryant played Ishmael, a young gay Zimbabwean who escaped homophobia in his home country and sought asylum in the UK, then He was scattered to Leeds. Alex Chisholm's one-hour production,

, Was recorded at the Akola Theatre in London.

This all-male theater company is known for touring Shakespeare’s outdoor works all over the UK. The company postponed its Macbeth until next year, but in

And on their website:

, Staged in 2018, and

, Was proposed last year to commemorate the 15th anniversary of the establishment of the company. They encourage you to reproduce the spirit of your work at home-"whether on a picnic blanket in the living room or under the warm stars"-and share the results on social media.

It is completely one of the most famous and important performances of Shakespeare in 2019. Andrew (Adjoa Andoh) plays Richard (Richard) and co-director, with Lynette Linton (Lynette Linton) interpretation, this is a superb cast, composed entirely of women of color, including Shobna Gulati and Ayesha Dharker. Today, a British historical drama was vividly performed in the brilliant candle-lit Sam Wanamaker Playhouse in Globe, which is very suitable for drama. usable

This 10-episode short play is directed by Tang Yingnian and Andy Lau

with

Explore the racist epidemic that has been exacerbated by Covid-19 targeting British East and Southeast Asian communities. The works of writers including Oladipo Agboluaje, Nemo Martin and Lucy Chau-Tuen-Tuen and their performance in the film It lasts two hours and combines animation, poetry, music and dance.

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It is one of the first theaters to announce a work lock-in plan for the pandemic. Its ever-growing collection of short films aims to provide viewers with "hope and joy". In Jenni Fagan's monologue, there is Brian Cox as Ian Rankin's Edinburgh detective John Rebus (John Rebus), "Two "The Door" Jonathan Watson (Jonathan Watson) as an asbestos-exposed shipyard electrician, and Kate Dickie (Kate Dickie) as good as ever. Scotland’s talented lineup – Tam Dean Byrne, Ronald Munro and Douglas Hanshall have all contributed – don’t miss the two of Jenny Godley and her adorable dachshund Peer.

One of the major dance works interrupted by the coronavirus crisis is Matthew Bourne's "Red Shoes" tour, which is a version of his critically acclaimed Powell and Pusberg film. But Bourne’s company "New Adventures" launched

,It has been executed

– In children's toys in the living room, table, garden and backyard, and kitchen. Clothing includes football equipment and, in some cases, a few towels.

Antoinette Nwandu's Beckett's dramatic action about police brutality was filmed by Spike Lee at the Steppenwolf Theatre in Chicago Yes, 75 minutes long, full of humor, tension and tragedy. Lee cleverly weaves the audience and the world outside the theater into a five-star work by our critic Arifa Akbar. Apply to

On the occasion of the 250th anniversary of Bristol Old Vic’s birth, director Tom Morris based Victor Hugo’s novel The Man Who Laughs) staged a musical tragicomedy, which was published a few years after "Les Miserables" came out. A terrible fairytale horror and romantic story,

He was hit hard and was moved to the Western District. Now, as part of Bristol Old Vic, the "rare piracy record" of Bristol works is valid until February 28.

The season of on-demand shows.

How about the lineup. The actors include Catherine Parkinson, Patterson Joseph and Denise Gough. Authors include James Graham, Jasmine Lee-Jones, Prasanna Puwanarajah and April De Angelis. Ned Bennett, Blanche McIntyre, Ola Ince, and Tinook Craig are all directors.

And Century Films organized a very talented gang for their 14 short films about locked in life. on

Longing to return to the wooden O on the South Bank? Fortunately

There are a large number of complete works available for rent, including international works from the 2012 Universal Film Festival, such as Hamlet of Lithuania, Anthony and Cleopatra of Turkey, Coriolanus of Japan and John of Armenia. There is also the opening work "The Duchess of Malfi" by the candlelight Sam Wanamaker Playhouse starring Gemma Arterton.

"She let us, both of us, definitely use our fingers..." From the first line, Andrew Scott will make you fall in love with Simon Stephens's half-hour monologue, which tells The truth about family life, art, nature and many other aspects. Scott performed the show in Bush in 2008, and ten years later, he got a hit in the rematch of Old Vic. This version was shot in 2011, directed by Stephens and Andrew Porter, and is now available.

. Cheer up.

Performing poet Toby Thompson (Toby Thompson), with wonderful, wit and storytelling skills, created exquisite performances for people over seven years old. Thompson stepped in and out of Hermann Hesse's fairy tale "Faldum", played with young audiences, and sang a few jazz LPs.

Contains big questions about time and satisfaction. This is a short and profound performance, directed by Lee Lyford and incubated by Egg theatre

The development plan was ingeniously designed by Anisha Fields.

Belfast’s lyric poetry had to cancel its 1984 performance with the Bruiser Theatre Company, and instead launched the “New Speak: Re-imagined” initiative, in which Northern Ireland’s talents include Amadan Ensemble, Dominic Montague and Katie Richardson responded to the lock-in crisis. They are released in the plot

. Lyrics also collaborated with the five-minute drama committee of the Splendid Isolation (Lockdown Drama) series,

London theatre has started

Streaming media programs are provided for free until the door is reopened. Products include "

"Waste, a rock musical directed by Adam Lenson, soundtrack by Christopher Ash, and books and lyrics by Carl Miller. And Twelfth Night , Moved to a music festival directed by Anna Girvan and Jesse Briton's Bound, telling a tragedy at sea. A new British musical,

Produced by Richard Hough and Ben Morales Frost, it was originally scheduled to open to the public in January, but now it’s changed from January 26 to February 14 Daily play.

Tamara Rojo's excellent company has a steadily growing product catalog that can be provided as a three-day separate rent. Regarding the First World War, there is Akram Khan's amazing "Dust". His Giselle version, starring Rojo; classics like Alina Cojocaru and Vadim Muntagirov The work appeared in Le Corsaire (Le Corsaire). In addition, a series of five new short stories are destined to appear on stage, but they must first be shown on the screen, from Michael Nunn and William Trevitt’s "Echo" by Russell Mulipent to Ariel. Jolly Foley of Smith.

In this 25-minute clip directed by Sophie Fiennes, disabled and non-disabled dancers from Stopgap Dance Company create a quiet suspension atmosphere in an abandoned shopping center.

Our performance ends temporarily in the theater, but you can watch the breakthrough version of "The Tempest", Simon Russell Beale (Simon Russell Beale) is Prospero, and subscribe (or try it free for 14 days) online service

. The other two gems featured in the selection of the Royal Shakespeare Company are Anthony and Cleopatra, Joseph Simon, David Tenant and Richard II.

The famous Berlin Theater, run by Thomas Ostermeier, is showing a series of archive works, many of which have English subtitles, and usually stay only one night. For British audiences, this is a rare opportunity to see works directed by Luc Bondy, Peter Falk and Ostermeier himself.

The five works by the Swedish choreographer are

, Including the new work of the Royal Swedish Ballet Eskapist, which received a five-star rating from Lyndsey Winship. On the expansive stage, “Ekman provided fantastic images thanks to the help of Danish fashion designer Henrik Vibskov, who hosted Mad Hatter’s eccentric structure silhouette high fashion party.” Ekman’s other works include The Swan Lake" and "A Midsummer Night's Dream".

The last farce of Joe Orton was completed in the summer of 1967 before the death of the playwright. It is a subversive satire of an irrational world and is set in the counseling room of a psychologist. Rufus Hound puts on a white coat, like falling in love with Edward Prentice (Dr. Prentice)

Leicester Curve and Theatre Royal. Actors include Dakota Blue Richards and Jasper Britton. Curve's work

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obsessed! Lingering ballad! Broken chandelier! And the most famous mask of the musical theatre... Enjoy one of the most successful performances in the world, held at the Royal Albert Hall in 2011, Ramin Karimloo as the Phantom, and Christian (Sierra Boggess) celebrating 25th anniversary. This movie is available

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, The series offers different Andrew Lloyd Webb musicals every week.

The new director of the Birmingham Royal Ballet, Carlos Acosta, recreated "Dying Swan" (originally choreographed by Mikhail Fokin for Anna Pavlova) and BRB Chief dancer Celine Gittens (Céline Gittens)

From her living room to yours. Camille Saint-Saëns's "Le Cygne", from "Animal Carnival", was played by pianist Jonathan Higgins and cellist Antonio Novas. "This is a promise," Acosta said.

Groundbreaking theater company imitating dogs midway through tour

When the theater is closed. Now, they are broadcasting this ambitious show, in which the actors remake the classic horror movie of George Romero in real time. The company has also opened its own archive to stream selected works from the past 20 years.

What better time is there to watch "the large-scale experimental pop opera about fusing it together"?

His innovative performance was staged at the Moore Theater in Seattle in 2014, combining an upright performance with mesmerizing musical accompaniment and discussing his experience with a rare autoimmune disease. This is one of many movies including

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With the help of carrots, sponges, miracles, and some game viewers, Sam will introduce you to his five connections through the accidental encounter section of Craigslist, a classified ad board.

, YesYESNONO’s work is an open and influential issue in seeking intimacy and connection. This hour will allow you to reassess your life.

The outbreak of family education caused by the coronavirus has led us to discover that many people still wear pajamas and play the role of teachers. This is an unexpected mentor who really caught your attention: Jude Owusu, in a dirty bathrobe, a pen behind his ear, and a notepad around his neck. Owusu is Julius Caesar's poet Cinna

The monologue of Tim Crouch.

Some works produced by San Francisco choreographer Alonzo King and his excellent company

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. "Dust and Light", "Squint Triangle" and "Scheherazade" filmed in 2012 show the elegant nature of his works, surpassing classical ballet.

The performance is more provocative or turbulent than "Don't rain on my parade". Sheridan Smith (Sheridan Smith) as Fanny Bryce, walked out of the clouds with a gritty attitude and performed in this classic musical at the Manchester Palace Theatre in 2017.

, His products also include "The Crucible" (The Crucible) starring Richard Armitage (Richard Armitage) of Old Wake City in London and Maxine Pick (Maxine) of Manchester Royal Exchange (Royal Exchange). Peake's "Hamlet" (Hamlet).

For our current moment of isolation, uncertainty and endurance, is there a more suitable playwright than Beckett? In this work

, Peter Brook directed 5 Beckett shorts, 3 of them (Jos Houben, Marcello Magni and Kathryn Hunter) . His works include Theatre I's "Rough", "Rockaby", "Never", "Walking Up and Down" and "Walking with Words" II. The lonely, wide-eyed hunter recounted the lineage of the long and lonely days, which made Rockaby feel more and more frightened and desperate.

Even by Pina Bausch's standards, this is an eye-catching opening: a huge wall collapses on the stage, and the whole rubble is coming

, High heels and floral top. After the two suitors hugged desperately, she sat down and sprinkled rotten tomatoes. Therefore, inspired by the choreographer’s trip to Sicily, an epic patchwork of masochistic rituals, nightmares, and games began, blending quotidian with amazing phenomena. A rare opportunity to watch one of the works of Dr.

All four works in

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, Provide a 14-day free trial. Edward and Freddie Fox played father and son in "Ideal Husband." Eve Best is the unforgettable Mrs. Arbuthnot in a "Unimportant Woman"; a fan of Mrs. Windermere directed by Kathy Burke; Sophie Thompson (Sophie Thompson) Shocked at the theater’s most famous handbag "The Importance of Seriousness".

If you missed

, This is a chance to taste the cycle of Dave Malloy’s songs,

. Alternately evoking and yearning, this is a hymn to railings, precious memories, and spooky hymns, including a little bit of Edgar Allan Poe and "The Lonely Friar". It's a glorious party, just as warm as the whiskey is delivered to the audience-but you have to pour it yourself.

Think of dancing on the ice, you would imagine sequins and amazing TV stars, but the Canadian Theatre Company,

, Bringing the art form into a new dimension. In their double bill "Vertical Influence", skaters turn the ice rink into a charming stage, slowly decorated with patterns cut by blades.

Travel restrictions do not necessarily prevent you from watching international theaters online. Paris is respected

Molière (Molière) 1662 satirical custom comedy style. Claude Duparfait plays the stupid Arnolphe, directed by Stéphane Braunschweig. Provide English subtitles,

Rosie Kay's Extraordinary

It was staged in military exercise halls across the UK, but since its live broadcast can still be watched online, you can watch it from the comfort of your own sofa. Kay's brilliant company conflated punk with opera during close performances, brought the horror of battle home and disarmed the audience.

Julian Fellowes, George Stiles and Anthony Drewe have teamed up to launch a new version of the happy Kenneth Grahame classic, This classic version was staged at London Palladium in 2017. Rufus Hound is decorated with 50 shades of green, just like a toad. can be use on

, And can choose to donate to help provide financial and emotional support to theater staff.

The Unicorn Theatre in London enjoys a world-class reputation among young audiences, and its production of Evan Placey’s Girls Like That attracted me to join me in 2014 Teenagers watching.

It also provides original records of teenage anxiety, slut deception and self-belief. There are always face-to-face theaters.

Self-isolation may mean that many of us will use the living room to teach children and watch plays. The super charismatic John Leguizamo (an inspiring mentor, if any) offers the opportunity to combine the two. His solo Broadway show "History of Ramon Latin" is

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The show "Awakening" intertwined the story of Black Panther Assata Shakur and the 2014 Ferguson riots. The award-winning

Written by Martha Watson Allpress, also available from LIVR.

Two dignified families...well. Our narrator (talking portrait) set our stage in Victorian London, and this musical comedy tells the establishment of the popular shoe repair chain, which is a combination of Montashoes and Keypulets.

This is a TV series, so it is deceptive, but

The play is based on one of the most turbulent and influential fringe theater performances in recent years. Inspired by Michael Patrick’s teenage medical condition that made his testicles"

". Wins.

Do you like dancing? Need to exercise at home? then

When she introduces you to how to play the 1983 classic "Rosas Denster Rosas". All you need is a chair with a certain amount of legroom and enough room to swing your hair.

The iconic marquee of the Florida Theatre is one of the most famous landmarks in the downtown Jacksonville area. Since the second act from the movie theater to the performing arts venue, neon lights have been illuminating some celebrities in the entertainment industry until it gets dark in March.

No one can predict what will happen in early 2020. After the high-profile end of 2019, the year had a good start. However, when Numa Saisselin, the director of the Florida Theater, performed on stage on March 12, welcoming the audience to the performance that night, he cheered with Get the Led Out and expressed his emotional indefinite duration. Goodbye.

"That was the week, and the shit was furious. The main sports arenas started to close, the NBA closed their seasons, and obviously, the public meeting venues had to be closed. We actually made the decision in the afternoon, so that night I told the audience in a behind-the-scenes speech. I said, I think this is the last time we see you," he recalled.

The next day, actually the same day the Mayor Lenny Curry ordered the closure of all sports and entertainment venues, this historic theater closed its doors, and these doors have been closed for the past few months. shut down.

"We want to say that we closed voluntarily out of public interest, but it doesn't matter, because we will be closed the next day anyway. Everything happened so fast, it's a difficult decision to make. Serlin said. "In retrospect, we thought it would be two weeks, and we were afraid of it."

Independent music venues are victims of the COVID-19 pandemic. These places are an indispensable part of the country’s cultural structure. They are the first places to close and will be closed after the new coronavirus infection. Approximately 90% of venue owners, promoters and bookers stated that if there is no other financial assistance, they are in danger of being permanently closed. Now it's just the empty echoes of the dim stage and empty seats. The performing arts world urgently needs music to be played again.

"We are experiencing a life where no one is alive. I obviously think that some of our leaders perform better than others, but even those who I think are doing well are still working hard." Lin said. "The worst part for us is that we don't know when the business will resume. We will need 8 to 12 weeks to start advertising and prepare for the show. We will eventually cancel the show by default."

(NIVA) and the National Independent Talent Organization (NITO) approved the "Preservation of Our Stage Act." The National Independent Venue Association (NIVA) was established from the beginning of the COVID-19 closure and currently represents more than 2,000 members in all 50 states and Washington, DC. NIVA's mission is to maintain and nurture independent live music venues, sponsor ecosystems and festivals throughout the United States.

To date, more than 1 million emails have been sent through SaveOurStages.com, letting all 538 members of Congress know that voters want to keep independent venues active.

The first few weeks of mid-March are blurry. A lot of new information appears every day. Once you wrap your head in a set of situations, things happen so quickly that they will completely change in the blink of an eye, replaced by a whole set of new information to be processed. For those venue operators struggling to stay afloat, it feels as if they are overwhelmed by a piece of cement.

In the weeks and months that followed, Catherine faced countless concerns. How will the Florida Theater maintain a healthy workforce? From security to parking attendants, these employees rely on performance time to earn extra income. What will happen to them? Without the shared connection inspired by audience members, how will the community sustain itself? Will the Florida Theater survive in an unknown world?

"All of our performance staff are out of work. All stage performers, bartenders, security and part-time box office staff are usually at work, and we usually work when we perform. We have been able to keep the administrative staff intact. We were at 3. It closed on December 12 and held a board meeting on March 18. The board made it very clear that we must let everyone be hired. This will end one day, and we must make sure that we still have our employees when this happens ."He said.

"We are about to lay off twice, and we were able to resolve both times. Therefore, we hope that sometimes something will happen." He said. "If Congress decides to A) do something and B) shine in the entertainment industry, then the "save our stage law" is a possibility because we

shut down. We can't open it. "

According to the law, the Florida theater can be opened at 50% of the production capacity, but due to the private layout of the venue, the necessary social distance restrictions, the smaller lobby, bar and restroom areas, the production capacity can only be limited to 25%, which is financially Is not feasible.

"We were ordered to close by the government, and we are happy to do so because we have to overcome this difficulty. If that is the case, but at the same time, we will thank the government for some support. This is a bit like an outstanding domain name. The government comes in and says The public interest needs to build a highway and we will pay for your property. This should be the same thing. You must be closed for the public interest, and we will provide you with some help. Received a certain amount of attention in Congress. Amy Amy Klobuchar and John Cornyn introduced it in the Senate, but have not voted yet. It seems that they may take a vacation without voting.

While serving as the president of a non-profit organization, Catherine suffered a temporary shutdown during the hurricane. But the flood subsided and it resumed business. He worked in New York after 9/11, when the curfew had been in chaos for about six weeks, "but this is not the case."

"This is a very strange situation because it's a bit like 9/11, but it's not true. It's a bit like canceled because of a hurricane, but it's not true." He said. "All of these elements are a bit like other things, but not exactly the same."

For venues like the Florida Theater, there is no contingency plan to deal with the general health crisis. Catherine said that he has managed to raise enough relief funds, including grants and loans totaling 1.2 million US dollars, which will last until late November or early December. What happened after that was a huge question mark.

"This is important because the Florida Theater is part of what makes Jacksonville a unique place, and it supports many jobs. Many people who are not hired by us get jobs directly from us. All of this adds up to the economic impact every year At $12 million, the full-time jobs it supports are equivalent to 401 jobs, $10 million in household income, and more than $1 billion in state and city taxes. We hope to stay the same when everything is over, because that would be worse. If we It’s not worth it to go through the pandemic and reach the other end, and the Florida Theater closes down. And you can magnify it by all other art venues in Jacksonville. You can apply it to Jacksonville Theater, Arena, Times Alliance Center, Symphony Orchestra. There are tens of thousands of jobs nationwide."

The "Save Our Stage Act" will provide small business management subsidies to independent live music venue operators affected by COVID-19 home orders. These grants will provide financial support for at least six months to keep the site running, ensure employees are paid and maintain important economic sectors for communities across the country.

If ticket sales will not resume until 2021, the industry alone will lose an estimated $9 billion in ticket revenue. The "Save Our Stage Act" established a $10 billion grant program for operators, promoters, producers and talent representatives of live performance venues. The legislature also instructs small business administrators to provide grants to eligible grantees that are equal to 45% of total revenue in 2019 or $12 million, whichever is less.

It will also authorize small business administrators to issue supplementary grants when funds are still available in the future, and applicants can demonstrate continued demand and allow recipients to use the grants for costs incurred during the COVID pandemic, including rent, water and electricity, Mortgage debts, PPE purchases, daily maintenance of payment contractors, administrative expenses, taxes, operating leases, and capital expenditures related to meeting state, local or federal social distancing guidelines.

The irony is that we have gone through a huge business for about a year and a half. For whatever reason, October 2019 is a bad month for us. Then from November 2019 until March 12 this year, this is like an unstoppable shipping time for us. The programs we can book are great, we donated a lot, and we raised $7.5 million for a $10 million fundraising event. And on March 13, we closed the door, so it was really bittersweet because we had a very important moment. "Catherine recalled.

"I used to tell everyone in the office like this kind of riding because it is not always easy. The good times will end; the business does slow down. This is the way of development, but no one predicted it. One point. But I do think that, at least for us, when it's over, it's like flipping a light switch. People are eager to return to normal, but the longer it lasts, the greater the economic impact on people. But from Mentally, mentally, it’s like flipping a light switch, because people will want to go out and watch the show right away. I hope that when we resume business, our recovery will be quick."

At the beginning of the pandemic, Catherine's biggest worry was whether it was possible to rearrange the performances that had been rearranged, and the audience resistance that followed. Now it is happening and no one cares. "Everyone has learned to cheer and cheer. Most people just keep their tickets and shrug metaphorically and say:'Oh, that should be the performance in March, and then the performance in July. It's January now? 'What can you do? If you want a refund, we are happy to return your money to you, but 90% of people hang their tickets and say, "Well, as long as there are shows, we will see you. "He said.

Tickets are a tangible reminder of life in British Columbia (before Covid). At first glance, the events scattered on the theater calendar give a glimmer of hope. Considering the context, limited programming mainly includes rearranged events until 2021. "We seem to resume limited programming, but in fact they will all be displayed in a predetermined manner in the future," Saisselin said. "We may show something on this year's calendar, but there is no doubt that it will change. 2020 will be a baptism."

Small fragments of a glimmer of hope are emerging, with the silver lining set off by the gravel of the year. Donations are being held and membership renewals remain stable. Since the beginning of the pandemic, dozens of new shows are on sale, and they are all selling well. In some cases, the sales of the show were better than the last time. They were a small victory in half a step. This is a huge leap to the unknown, this is the biggest challenge.

"In all of this, the two things that give me hope are that the performers and everyone who works for them are super cooperative in rescheduling the show. The artists on the tour want to work, and they will be ready to resume work as soon as possible. If you It’s Taylor Swift, you can afford it. If you’re Beyonce, you can say, “I’m going to stay with the kids until it’s over”, but perform Most people in the art world need work. Obviously, all of this will end." Cesselin said.

"The other thing that gave me hope was the audience. When we rescheduled the performance, people kept hanging on their tickets and happily rolling with their fists. The audience was eager to go out. When it was over, they went to the concert. In short, they are all going to do it again."

People still have an infinite sense of uncertainty for all the hopes brought by ticket sales and membership drive. "If you tell me on New Year's Eve,'This is what will happen in the next 90 days', I will say that you are drunk. If you tell me on March 12, that is our last show Night, it will be more than 20 weeks, and there is no end in sight, I will still say that it is crazy conversation. We will never survive. I am confident that if we can get to the other end of this step, it is The key, then we will be fine.

"I want people to realize the importance of music and art in life. People want to have music and art in their lives, and want to cooperate with each other. Therefore, I hope people realize how important this is in daily life. It is unique and very temporary. Sex is a word I like to use. You are listening to what happened for you in that time and space, and it will never happen again like this."

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Multigrain Bar and Grill

Club atmosphere

Riverside Comics Stadium

Jacksonville University School of Fine Arts

Colonial Oak Music Park

Colonial zone

Comcast

Comcast Online Business

Jacksonville Comedy Club

Comedy District

Comedy District-Jacksonville

Community First Park at Jacksonville Ballpark

Confederate Park, 956 Hubbard Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32206

Congarry and Payne

Conner’s corn planting acres

Cool Mousse Cafe

Hut 303

Coquina Bay Apartments

Corazón Cinema and Cafe

Colasson Cinema and Cafe

Cork Art Studio

Kirk Art District

Courtyard by Marriott

Cowford Grill

Coxwell Amphitheater, John A. Delaney Student Union, Building 58

Crane Ramen Jacksonville

Crispy Ellert Art Gallery at Flagler College

Crispy Springfield Gallery

Lutheran crossroads

Crowne Plaza Miami

Cuba Liberty Bar

Culhan's Irish Pub

Culhan's Irish Pub-South Side

Nurture

Train Jax

Ponte della Vedra Beach Cultural Center

Greater Jacksonville Cultural Council

Commer Art and Garden Museum

Dahlia's Fallen House

Daily place

Daily Plaza Amphitheater  

Daytona Turkey Club Run

German Imperial Court Cafe

Antlers Church

Deerwood Country Club

Delicias Colombianas Jax

Deloitte Gallery

Delray Seclusion

Dana Harris Travel

Di Pisa Restaurant and Bar

Diamond Direct

Chicken Wings and BBQ North Jacksonville

Digital activity

DJ Maseo of De La Soul Live

Domo cafe

Domo Japanese steak and sushi bar

Donna Mancini interior and floor

DOS GATOS

DoubleTree by Hilton Jacksonville Riverfront

Douglas Anderson School of Art

Lower right country

Downtown Fernandina

Downtown Arts Festival (Gainesville, Florida)

Gainesville City Center

Jacksonville Downtown Art Walk

Riverbank in downtown Jacksonville, Florida

Downtown Oak

St. Augustine City Center

Downtown Stark

Downtown Vision, Inc.

Dr. Phillips Performing Arts Center

Lane Concert Series

Dublin, Ireland 

Dutton Island Reserve II

Duval County Courthouse

E Beaver St, Jacksonville, FL 32202, USA

Eagle Landing Golf Club

eclipse

Eclipse riverside

Ecological relics

Ed Austin Regional Park

Elements Bistro Bar and Lounge

Elite Smile Dental

Elkton, Florida

Embry-Riddle ICI Center, Daytona Beach, Florida 601 S. Clyde Morris Blvd., Florida 32114

Emmod Professional Group

Emmet Reed Community Center

The Endangered Wise Man Recording Studio

Engine 15 brewing urban water room and beer garden

Jacksonville Bishop's School

Jacksonville Bishop's School-Munnerlyn Center Theater

Espeto Brazilian Steak

Estero Community Park

European Street-Beach Avenue

European Street Riverside

European Street Jax Beach

EverBank field

EverBank Field Dr, Jacksonville, Florida 32202, USA

Evergreen Cemetery

Facebook

Facebook Live

Fantasy farm

Farmhouse Restaurant

Fernandina Beach Theater

Fernandina Beach, Florida

Finland

Finn McCool

Firebird wood grill

First Coast Opera

First Coast YMCA (Barco Newton)

First Coast YMCA (Brooks)

First Florida Credit Union CR 210 branch

First Florida Credit Union Kingsley Avenue Branch

First brewing co., ltd.

First Street Gallery

Timothy First Baptist Church

The First United Methodist Church

Yuwei Brewing Company

Flagler College

Flagler College, Lewis Odirim

Flamingo Lake RV Resort

Flamingo Lake RV Resort-Approval Page

Fleming Island Public Library

Florida Blue Convention Center

Florida Mining Pavilion

Florida School for the Deaf

Florida Hot Springs Festival

Florida State College-Wilson Performing Arts Center

Jacksonville Florida State University

Jacksonville Florida State University-Downtown Campus

Jacksonville Florida State University-Kent Campus

Jacksonville Florida State University-Kent Campus Gallery

Jacksonville Florida State College-North Campus

Jacksonville Florida State College-South Campus

Florida State University Jacksonville Cecil Center North

Florida State University at Jacksonville-Dewood Center

Florida Theater

Florida Theater Jacksonville

Flow Studio Art Center

Flying Tie Irish Pub

Flying Iguana Taqueria and Tequila Bar

Carolineburg National Memorial

Carolineburg National Monument

Fort Clinch State Park

Zachary Taylor Historic State Park, 601 Howard Way of England, Key West

Foundation Academy

Youth Archaeological Park Fountain

Four Points by Sheraton Jacksonville Beach Oceanfront Hotel

Francis Field

frankfurt, Germany

Beach Ocean Freedom Boat Club

Freedom Boat Club at Camache Bay Marina

Liberty Boat Club at Ullington Creek Pier

Palm Valley Liberty Boat Club

FreshJax food and yoga

Friday Music Festival

Jacksonville Friday Music Festival

Friends of Cape Coral Library

Friendship Fountain Park

FSCJ Advanced Technology Center

FSCJ City Campus

FSCJ Kent Campus Gallery

FSCJ Kent Campus Auditorium F128

FSCJ Nathan H. Wilson Art Center

FSCJ Nathan H. Wilson Performing Arts Center

FSCK South Campus Gallery

Gallery 725

Jacksonville Garden Club

Gas Full Service Restaurant

GastroJax

George's music

Germack event venue

Get frank studio

Gino Pizza

Global Oncology and Breast Cancer Summit

Temple of Glory of Bethlehem

Glossy goods

Golden tulip

Good news teaches World Golf Village

Good Shepherd Lutheran Church

Good Shepherd Lutheran Church and Little Lamb Kindergarten

Grape and Grain Exchange

Green Bay Hot Spring Park

GreyHawk community

Haines City Parks and Recreation Sites

World Hall of Fame Golf Village

Hanna Park and Hanna Park Campground

Harbour City Dinner

Harbor Tavern

Monk

Haskell Gallery at Jacksonville International Airport

Havana Restaurants

Hyatt Regency Orlando

Healthy body and healthy mind

Heather Moore Community Gallery

Helsinki, Finland

Baobian Park

Hendrix Street Baptist Church

Henry Crusoe Park

Hicks Auditorium, Downtown Jacksonville Public Library

Hidden Mountain Golf Club

High potential

Orgasm Yoga

Highland Library

Highland United Presbyterian Church

Hilaris SRL

Arena Theater

Historic Broward House

Historic Springfield

Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh city

Holiday Inn Amsterdam

Holiday Inn Rome Aurelia

Rome Holiday Hotel-Aurelia

Holiday Inn Singapore Atrium

Hollywood cut barbershop

Hope Center

Hoptinger

Hoptinger-5 points

Popular bakery

Vall Augusta Hotel Barcelona

Hotel Indigo Jacksonville

Palm Hotel

Huguenot Memorial Park

Hyatt Place Jacksonville St. John's Town Center

Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront

Hyatt Regency Riverfront

Hyperion Brewing Company

Ibex Ethiopian Kitchen

Paris cafe

Grill Restaurants in Ikis

InCahoots nightclub

Indiegogo

International Blades and Shears

Intuition Brewery

Jacksonville Italian American Club

Jack Rabbit

Jack Rabbit Live

Jacksonville Botanic Garden and Gardens

Downtown Jacksonville Beach

Jacksonville Beach Pier

Jacksonville Beach Waterfront Walk Pavilion

Jacksonville Beach, Florida

Jacksonville City Hall

Jacksonville Clay Target Movement

Jacksonville Downtown Riverfront

Jacksonville Equestrian Center

Jacksonville Fair

Jacksonville Farmers Market

Jacksonville Golf and Country Club

Jacksonville Health and Wellness Center

Jacksonville Historical Society of St. Andrew's Old Town

Jacksonville Humane Society

Jacksonville International Airport

Jacksonville Jazz Festival

Jacksonville Jewish Center

Jacksonville Giant Shrimp

Jacksonville Landing

Jacksonville Public Library

Jacksonville Public Library-Regent

Jacksonville Public Library Foundation

Master of Jacksonville Public Library

Southeastern District Chapter of Jacksonville Public Library

Jacksonville Public Market

Jacksonville Art School

Jacksonville Symphony

Jacksonville University

Swisher Theater at Jacksonville University

Jacksonville University Terry Hall

Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena

Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens

Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens

Jacksonville, Florida

The Jacoby Symphony Hall at Times Alliance Performing Arts Center

James Welton Johnson Park

Jarboe Park

Jarboe Park-community garden, playground, lake

Jax Beach Art Walk

Jacks Beach Art Market

Jax Diner

Jax Makerspace

Jax Public Library-Highland Area Branch 1826 Dunn Avenue Jacksonville, FL 32218

Jesse Park

Jazzland Cafe

Jazz restaurant and lounge

Jenny's Land

Jekyll Island

Jesse Ball Dupont Center

Pier Park

Jewish Community League

Jewish Family and Community Service Headquarters Baycenter Road 8540

Johnson Park

Ullington Durbin Reserve

North Florida youth achievement

JW Marriott Houston Galleria

JW Marriott Houston Galleria

Kanin Social

Caperes Manuscript Library Museum

Kathleen Abbey Hanna Park

Bucket and coins

Kaiser University

Kaiser University-Open House

Rebates GASTROPUB GOOZLEPIPE & GUTTYWORKS

Children's library

Jingjie District

Downtown Kingsland

Kingsley Plantation

KIPP Impact Middle School

Crusoe Park

Kona Skate Park

Kyoto

Laser loft

Latham Square

La Villa Art Institute

Lazara Performance Hall United Nations Foundation Fine Arts Center

Lemon bar

Leonardo's Millhopper Pizza

Lewis Auditorium at Flagler College

Lexington Hotel and Conference Center

Lexington Hotel and Conference Center-Jacksonville Riverwalk

Lightning Museum

Lillian's sports bar and barbecue

Lilly Pulitzer

Limelet Theater

Limelight Theatre Education

Lincolnville Museum and Cultural Center

Listening room concert in Mudville Music Room

Little Talbot Island

Live

London

Losco Regional Park

Lynch's Irish Pub

Master Six Brewing Company

Main beach

Marivi Washington Youth Foundation

Mandarin Baptist Church

Mandarin Community Club

Mandarin Middle School

Mandarin Museum of Walter Jones Historical Park

List distillation

Maria Restaurant

Hyland Dolphin Adventure

Marlin Max

Mark Lance National Guard Armory

Marsh Landing Country Club

Mavericks scene

Mayo Clinic Jacksonville

Mayport Food Garden

Mayport Naval Base

Avondale's sweet mushrooms

Memorial park

Memorial Park Association

Memorial Pkwy, Palatka, FL 32177, USA

Benz in Jacksonville

Mercure Hotel Wien Westbahnhof

Metropolitan Park

Miami Airport, Crowne Plaza Hotel United States

Transcendence center

MOCA Jacksonville

Simulation store music exchange

MOJO kitchen, grill pit and blues bar

Moosehaven

Moran Theater

Moran Theater of the Time League Penalty Art Department

Moroccan Shrine

Moroccan Shrine 3800 St Johns Bluff Rd S, Jacksonville, FL 32224

Moroccan Temple Auditorium

Moroko Shrine

Moss

Moxie Kitchen + Cocktail

Mudville grill

Nivel Listening Room

Nivel Music Room

Mudville Music Room 3105 Beach Blvd, Jacksonville, Florida 32216

Multiple locations

Murray Hill Branch Library

Murray Hill Theater

Jacksonville Museum of Contemporary Art

Science History Museum

Jacksonville Museum of Science and History

Mythical Nightclub

Mythical Nightclub, Element Bistro and Handicraft Bar

Mythical Mountain

NAS Jacksonville

NASA

Local sun

Mayport Naval Station

Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough Law Firm

New Dawn Outreach

New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge

Night Lite Pediatric Urgent Care

Nighthawk

Nocat Community

Nocat Spray Park

Nocat Station

Nocat Town Center

Nora Mocha

Norman Studios

North Shore Community Center

Northeast Florida Conservatory of Music

Ms. LMHC, Michelle Wright office

Okefenokee playground

Old Arlington Theater

Old St Andrews

Olive Garden Italian Restaurant

Omni Jacksonville

Ocean Hot Spring Resort One

Ocean Hot Spring Resort One

on-line

Online global events

Orange Park Community Theater

Orange Park Shopping Center

Orange Park Public Library

Osaka

Osaka, Japan

Inland Steak House

Outdoor film festival

Outshine Film Festival-Online

Pablo Creek Regional Library

Pacific Gateway Hotel Vancouver Airport

Palm Fish Camp Restaurant

Paris France

Park Inn by Radisson

Passion Gentlemen Club

Peach State Summer Theater at Valdosta State University

Pearl WIC and Nutrition Service

Pet intelligence

Phase Eight Theater Company

Philip Anthony Signature Gallery

Phoenix Art District

Pine Studios

Plant riverside area

Players of the seaside theater

Constitution Square

Vedra Bridge Beach Cultural Center

Vedra Bridge Concert Hall

Osborne III Premier Conference Center

Princess Plaza Sanctuary

Ban the kitchen

Provided by email

Pumpkin Mountain Creek Reserve National Park

Pure Barre Julington Creek

Rain dog

Rain dog.

Ramada Jacksonville Hotel & Conference Center

Ramona Flea Market

Ravine Garden State Park

Red Robin gourmet burger and beer

Reddy Art​​​

Reddie Point Reserve

Regal Beach Boulevard 18

Regal Beach Boulevard Stadium 18 Cinema

Regal Cinemas Avenues 20 & RPX, Maggianos Little Italy

Regal Avenue.

Regent Plaza Shopping Center

Renaissance World Golf Village Resort

Orsay Restaurant

Rethread

Revolutionary scene

Rhythm and Ribs Festival

Rhythm factory

Libo Club

Ribo Monument

Rich's Cheese Steak

Ritz Theatre and Museum

Ritz Theatre

Ritz Theatre and Museum

Ritz Theatre and Museum

River and post

River City Brewing Company

Riverside Art Market

River Avenue Christian Church

Avondale

Avondale River Conservation Area

Riverside Art

Riverside Art Association-Church of the Good Shepherd

Riverside park

Riverside Park (Jacksonville)

Riverside Presbyterian Day School

Rod Haver Boys Ranch

Rome

Rome, Italy

Rome, Italy

Ronald McDonald House Charity in Jacksonville

Root Jax

Royal Caribbean "Harmony of the Seas" cruise ship

St. Mark Street

Sabal Pines Park

Sago Coffee

St. Augustine Aquarium

Salem Center

SaltAER Studio

San Jose Anglican Church

San Juan Rio Parish Family Center

San Marco Bookstore

Piazza San Marco

San Marco Theatre

San Marco Threatre

Sabez

Schultz Center

Schultz Center Teaching and Leadership

Scout and Molly's

Chaser Lounge

SeaSide Bistro and Bar

Amelia Island Waterfront Gallery

Seasons 52 Restaurant

secret

Choose where to save

Homemade theater

Centennial Park-Springfield

Noby

Shanty town

Shanty Bar

Sheraton Heathrow Hotel, Heathrow Airport, Cohenbrook Bypass, Hammondsworth, West Drayton UB7 0HJ, UK

Sheraton Jacksonville Hotel

Avondale Shopping Center

Coastal United Methodist Church

Schultz Center

Sidecar Jax

Audiovisual production

Singing Loudly Festival

Singapore

Six hundred kings

Skate Station Mandarin

Soluna Yoga Spa

Jacksonville Riverwalk, South Bank

Southern Wenhua Branch Library

Southern ground

Southern Ground Company

Southern Swells Brewing Co.

Nanguang Gallery

South Side Baptist Church

Space 42

The spirit of Suwanee Music Park

Gastropub in Split

Spring field

Historic District of Springfield, Jacksonville, Florida

Springfield Improvement Association and Archives

Springfield Conservation and Rehabilitation (SPAR)

Blues

Saint Augustine Art Association

St. Augustine Outlet Mall

St. Augustine Premium Outlets

St. Augustine Alligator Park Zoo

St. Augustine Amphitheater

St. Augustine Celtic Music and Heritage Festival

St. Augustine Winery

St. Augustine Lighthouse and Museum

St. Benedict's Marsh

St. Benedict Moor Church

St. Catherine's Catholic Church

St. John's Cathedral

St. John's Beach Pier

St. Johns County Fair

St. Johns River

Evangelical Lutheran Church of St. Mark

St. Mark's Day School

St. Mary's Little Theatre

Saint Mary Railway

St. Patrick's Episcopal Church

St. Paul's Catholic Church

St. Paul's Catholic Church Auditorium

St. Simons Island Pier Village

Stage Aurora Performance Hall

Stanton University Preparatory School

Stephen Foster Folk Cultural Center State Park

Stephen Foster State Park, White Springs

Stratum | Clothing

Subaru in Jacksonville

Sun ray cinema

Super food and beer

Surfer [bar]

Surfers Bar Jacksonville Beach

Swamp House Riverside BBQ

Sweet Pete's Candy

Swoozie

Sydney

Sydney, Australia

Tabla Rasa Brewing

TAC II Joint Studio C4

Parking lot at the tailgate

Tailgate parking lot

Tanglewood Park

To be determined

Terry Concert Hall

Theater company The 5 & Dime

Amp saint augustin

The Amp, 1340C A1A South, St. Augustine

Art Center Cooperative

Jacksonville Pier Art Center Gallery

Avenue Mall

Beach museum

Bread and plate

fraternity

Capital Grill-Roadside Takeout and Delivery

Argyll Church

Recipe restaurant

Kangmei Art Garden Museum

Password open microphone poem and soul

Dunn Event Center

Escape game Jacksonville

Fish grill

Florida Ballet Theater

Florida Theater

Foundation Academy

Glass factory

Amelia Island Golf Club.

Grand Rose Ballroom

Ice factory

Island bar

Island Theater

Jacksonville Humane Society

Justice bar

Lark

Downtown market

Metro

Northeast Florida Nonprofit Center

Rave reviews

Regent Plaza Shopping Center

Roda Martin Heritage Center

River club

Jacksonville River Club

Silver Bull

Yiyang Hot Spring

Space gallery

Best attractions and city lounges

Temple-Congregation Ahavath Chess

United Art Studio and Gallery

Refuge in 1930

The dome of the museum in 1930

Vosted

Jacksonville Theater

Jacksonville Theater, 2032, St. Mark's Avenue.

Things are special

Thrasher-Horne Center

TIAA Banking Field

Terry K. Fowler Regional Park

Times United Performing Arts Center, Moran Theater

Times United Performing Arts Center, Moran Theater

Terry Theater Times United Performing Arts Center

Times Alliance Performing Arts Center

Times Alliance Performing Arts Center

Tokyo

Tokyo, Japan

Town Beer Co., Ltd.

City Hall Jax

Orange Park Town

TPC saw grass

TrailMark

Treaty Oaks

Tree Hill Nature Center

Double Oak Bluegrass Park

UF/IFAS expand Duval County Agriculture

UF/IFAS Nassau County Expansion

United Nations Foundation

United Nations Foundation Adam Herbert University Center

United Nations Andrew Robinson Theater

United Nations Foundation Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation

United Nations Foundation Continuing Education Division

United Nations Foundation Continuing Education Division

United Nations Foundation Fine Arts Center

United Nations Foundation Art Gallery

United Nations Hodges Stadium

UNF JB Coxwell Amphitheater

United Nations Foundation John Delaney Student Union

United Nations Lazara Performance Hall

United Nations Foundation LGBT Resource Center

United Nations Foundation Library-Community

The United Nations Lufrano Cultural Exchange Hall

United Nations Foundation Printing Association

Unidos En LaMúsica: Latin American Festival

Unii Plaza

University of Central Florida

University of North Florida Stadium

American Guarantee Club-TIAA Banking Field

Valencia

Different locations in St. Augustine, Florida

Vera Francis Hall Park 

Veterans Memorial

Veterans United Brewery

Victory Lutheran Church

Victory Lutheran Church & Preschool

Victory Lutheran Church and Kindergarten

Victory Kindergarten

Vienna

Verano Beach Avenue

Villa Zorada Museum

virtual

Virtual-Comcast Business

Virtual event

Visit Jacksonville

Visit St. Marys, Georgia

VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena

Warehouse 31 has been released

Internet Conference

Wells Fargo Center in Downtow

West Side School

whiskey

Whiskey Jax Kitchen and Cocktail-Baymeadows

Evil Barley Brewing Company

Evil Barley Brewing Company-Jacksonville, Florida

Willow Branch Library

Willow Park

World Sports Federation

WJCT sound field

WJCT Studio

Wolf and cub

Mystery Museum of Wolf

Wonderlandjax

Word revolt

The world famous bull tavern

World Golf Hall of Fame

World Golf Village

World Golf Village St. Augustine Resort

International celebration of the world

World Summit on Hematology and Cell Therapy

Simenez-Fat House Museum

Yellow house

ZenCog

enlarge

Zurich

Event organizer

5 & ​​a dime

5 points Merchants Association

ABET | Atlantic Beach Experimental Theater

Adams Bluegrass

Alhambra Theater and Restaurant

American Island Chamber Music

Ancient city scam

Angel for Alison

Anheuser-Busch

Anthony Whiting

Apex Theatre Studio

Art republic

Artist Series

Atlantic Beach Experimental Theater

Avant-garde art

Backwoods Country Jam

Beach Museum and Historical Park

Beach Town Center

Cafe 11

St. Augustine Cathedral

Atlantic Beach

Gainesville

Jacksonville

Jacksonville

Jacksonville Beach City

St. Augustine Beach Civic Association

Clean Water Music Festival

Collective scam

Jacksonville School Community

Craig Wickless

Daniel Kiddes

Recliner

Little dinosaur

DONNA Marathon Weekend

Downer Park

Douglas Anderson School of Art

City view

Earth Day Jacksonville

EPIC service

EU Jacksonville

EU Jacksonville Entertainment Publication

European Street

Memorabilia

Farah and Farah

Fernandina Beach Little Theater

Department of Dramatic Art, Flagler College

Flagler College Government and Public Policy Forum

Florida Folk Festival

Florida Junior Chamber of Commerce/Jacksonville Yasis

Florida Mining

Florida State ParkFlorida State Park

Florida Surfing Association

Florida Bird Watching and Photography Festival

FOCUS (jointly support the friends of the marine community)

Fountain of Youth

Freebird Live

Friends of Haiming Park

Friends of the Ferry

FSCJ Artist Series

FSCJ Deerwood Center

Fun4FirstCoastKids.com

Gambling Rogers Festival

Men Herun

Girl went green

Coastal music

Jacksonville Big Goldfish Championship

Jacksonville's green landscape

Guardian Advertising Lite

Historic Springfield Street Cruise

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Island of Faith United Methodist Church

Johnson Gallery

Jacksonville Botanical Garden

Jacksonville Regional Golf Association and North Florida

Jacksonville Fleet FC

Jacksonville Artists Association

Jacksonville Children's Choir

Jacksonville Children's Choir

Jacksonville Comedy Club

Jacksonville Dragon Boat Festival

Jacksonville Fencing Club

Jacksonville Fencing Club,

Jacksonville Giants Basketball

Jacksonville Historical Society

Jacksonville Jaguars

Jacksonville Porch Festival

Community Relations and Marketing Coordinator, Jacksonville Public Library

Jacksonville Shark

Jacksonville sun

Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra

Jacksonville University School of Fine Arts

Jacks Beach Festival

Jax Food Truck Rally

Jaxby Jax Literature and Art

Jacksons Night Market

Jeff Price

Jia Art Committee

K9s United

Kaylah Norris

Children's Mural Project

Live music live here

Local artists gather

Madeleine Peck Wagner

Mee Mee TV Jax

Science History Museum

Music ear event

MyVillage project

Nate Price

Natedoesfood

National Barbecue Association JAX

National Park Service

Natural life

North Florida Civil Network

North Florida Land Trust

Flash

Orangery

Parrot Head (PHINS) of Natural Environment Corporation

PGA Tour

Pink Ribbon Symposium Hotline

Beach player

Jacksonville Propeller Club

QuiltFest, Inc.

Rachel Best Henry

Crow promotion

Ray Lewis Gift

Retrorama collection

Ritz Chamber Player

River City Pride

Rod Harvey Boys Ranch

Romansa Festival

Rotary Club

Rotating foundation

San Jose Catholic School

San Marco Conservation Society

Coastal Union

SMG

Sponsored by the Friends of Pontevedra Concert Hall

St. Augustine Professional Firefighter IAFF Local 2282

St. Andrew's Episcopal Church

Saint Augustine Art Association

St. Augustine Lighthouse

Saint Augustine Shrine

Saint John's River Guardian

Saint Mary Railway

Aurora Theater Company

Sun ray cinema

Surfers First Coast Chapter

Swamp radio

Tango lovers production

Slaughter Killer Bowl

Five cents

Theater company The 5 & Dime

Wuheyijiao Theater Company

Artist Series

Katy Hut Ranch Wildlife Sanctuary

Ponte della Vedra Beach Cultural Center

Florida Dairy Commission

DONNA Foundation

Eastern Surfing Association (ESA) North Florida District

Elements of MOSH

Florida Forum

Ixia Chapter of the Florida Native Plant Association

Jacksonville Shark

Jacksonville Suns

Performing Academy

Ritz Theatre and Museum

Scream park

Spoonbill and Sprocket Scenic Bike Tour

St. Augustine's 450th Anniversary

St. Augustine Independent Restaurant Association (SAiRA)

Talent Group

ThinkTop Media Group

Thrasher Horne Art Center

Thrasher-Horne Center Art Gallery

Papaya Park Foundation

Timuquana Country Club

Tom Kovlin Jay Fund

Orange Park Town Hall Park

Trinity United Methodist Church

American football

belly

United Nations Conservatory of Music

United States GBCNorthFL

Cantina West Inn

Where is the sun?

Wheeling Studio

Golf country

X102.9

Zombie running

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