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Bulgarian choir has spectacular sound
MAY 14: The spectacular sound of le Mystere des Voix Bulgares is famous around the world.
Kingsmill's offering fashion workshops
MAY 16, 23, 24, 30: In order to get a promotion, you not only have to perform well on the job, you also have to look polished, say fashion consultants.
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Eaglesmith proves hot ticket
MAY 14: Port Dover-area roots music star Fred Eaglesmith brings his band and its search for a name to a sold-out London Music Club gig tomorrow night.
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Kingsmill's offering fashion workshops
MAY 16, 23, 24, 30: In order to get a promotion, you not only have to perform well on the job, you also have to look polished, say fashion consultants.
'Another world is possible,' marchers chant
MAY 30: Calling for an end to sexual violence, about a dozen women marched along Dundas Street yesterday to mark the start of Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
Sexual violence 'serious' problem
MAY 30: Today, while many Londoners are just getting out of bed, a group of women are marching in the cool morning air to raise awareness about rape and sexual violence.
Prince Edward to visit Elgin
JUNE 5: Prince Edward, the Queen's youngest son, will visit St. Thomas and Aylmer in June on a four-day Ontario tour.
Chretien cancels London stop
JUNE 11: Former prime minister Jean Chretien has cancelled a London appearance in June.
The River Project
TILL JUNE 15: What: A year-long series of exhibitions --two years in the making by
Volunteer inspiration at police station
JUNE 21: Kevin Hewett sat in the big chair painted like a police car with a smile from ear to ear and declared, "It's cool."
Oil discovery celebrations run dry on grant requests
TILL NOV. 1: WYOMING -- A grand party planned to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the first commercial oil well in North America may need to be scaled back.
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Majors' pitchers slow to arrive
HOME OPENING MAY 18: The London Majors need some mound magic to contend in the Intercounty Baseball League this year.
COLUMN: Key Blue Jays to enter Hall
JUNE 28: One was a key component to the success of the Toronto Blue Jays on the field, the other a key component off the field.
No Mac for Mustangs on OUA football sked
SEPT. 1-OCT. 18: The Western Mustangs will open their Ontario universities football season with a Sept. 1 (Labour Day) night game at home against Ottawa Gee-Gees as part of a schedule that includes a Thursday night game.
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On the Boards
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Tribute to Connors stomps on
TILL MAY 31: A London playwright's tribute to Stompin' Tom Connors is putting boot to board at three new venues in 2008 -- one of them in the balladeer's home turf of PEI.
Huron Country Playhouse to debut tale of con artists
OPENS JUNE 3: A Canadian premiere and a musical masterpiece are on the playbill for the 2008 summer season at Huron Country Playhouse in Grand Bend.
Truscott on playbill
JULY 30-SEPT. 6: In a bold move, the Blyth Festival -- one of the region's foremost theatre companies -- has added the Stephen Truscott story to its upcoming playbill, generating early buzz.
CENTRESTAGE: Kelly praises local 'stars'
TILL AUG. 10: Jessica Kelly has worked with John Cusack, Eugene Levy and Anjelica Huston, to name a few Hollywood stars.
Blyth Festival rolls out playbill
TILL SEPT. 6: Blyth Festival officials are offering Londoners a peek at the festival's upcoming season on Saturday.
Grand explores life's various sides
OPENS SEPT. 23: Theatre reminds us of what it means to be human, Susan Ferley, the artistic director of the Grand Theatre, says.
Palace shimmers
OPENS SEPT. 26: Step inside the stately Palace Theatre and you can almost feel the presence of the actors, directors and stage managers who walked the halls of this historic building.
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Falls takes direction to Stratford
OPENS JUNE 28: Actor Brian Dennehy will be reunited in Stratford with the man who directed him to two Tony Awards.
THEATRE: Stratford Festival's much ado isn't funny
2008 SEASON: In a world seemingly determined to reinforce at every turn the whole notion that those who forget history are doomed to repeat it, the Stratford Shakespeare Festival still manages to stand as a shining beacon.
Stratford offers ticket specials
2008 SEASON: Such classics as Romeo and Juliet and Hamlet can be seen at the Stratford Shakespeare Festival for as low as $20 a ticket, thanks to a new program.
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