Sunday
You just heard them on public radio's From the Top. The Starling Chamber Orchestra - made up of prodigies ages 14-18 - performs works by Gershwin, Sibelius, Prokofiev, Barber, Vivaldi and more, 7 p.m. today in Robert Werner Recital Hall, University of Cincinnati College-Cosnervatory of Music. 556-4183 or www.starling.org.
Janelle Gelfand
Tuesday
The Patricia Weiner Gallery is showing Paintings of Native Americans by Cincinnati Artists through Feb. 28. These are recent acquisitions by the gallery of 19th and early 20th century works by American and European painters including Matt Daly, William Fay and John Hauser.
Marilyn Bauer
Wednesday
The simple life of two bachelor farmers is thrown into disarray when a young
actor comes to stay with them in the regional premiere of hilarious and heart-cracking The Drawer
Boy, a Cincinnati premiere for Playhouse in the Park.
421-3888.
Jackie Demaline
Thursday
Ntozake Shange's choreopoem For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow is Enuf is a life-affirming modern classic of African-American theater. Cincinnati Black Theatre Company is presenting it at Arts Consortium (1515 Linn St.) through Feb. 22. 421-1100.
Jackie Demaline
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Fringe
Festival offers cutting-edge lineup
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fest director immersed in work
Fringe
festival performers
Grammy
isn't such a leap
TV
era passes with Von Hoene
ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT
'Romeo & Juliet'
ballet demands acting, emotion
'Reverend
Mom' makes 'Nunsense'
'Dead
Lines' brings short works alive
Theater
league, council to meet
Students
present delicious taste of musical cabaret in 'Footlights'
SEEN
Leadership
awards: Inclusion Network
Fashion
on the Rocks: Hearing Speech & Deaf Center
Benefit:
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Helpings
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