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Sunday, March 25, 2007
Hello Beautiful!
ties in with
Chicago Matters
this week and talks immigration with “Hello!” Fello Shawn Douglass.
Guest host Richard Steele speaks with Douglass about the
Remy Bumppo Theater's
thinkTank
, a series pairing theatrical performances on immigration with live post-event conversations.
Richard and Shawn will also: experience the multimedia installation opera
God's Punk
currently at the
Hyde Park Art Center
; listen to the results of a marriage between the French Melodie of writer Gabriel Faure and Modern American Jazz; and hear from Jonathan Miller, who is curating a project on the trappings we create from the mundane to the mandatory.
Plus, is Chicago leading the next generation of artists? We'll hear the music of two high school students from
Chicago Academy for the Arts
who performed this weekend at the
Kennedy Center
in honor of the school's national recognition for arts education.
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Act 1: God's Punk
God's Punk
Act 2: Traps
Traps
Act 3: Deconsctructing Tyrone
Deconsctructing Tyrone
Web Exclusive: Last Song
Web Exclusive: Last Song
Web Exclusive: Becoming Pakistani
Web Exclusive: Becoming Pakistani
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