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Attached are some photos of the work in the show. (Snake Eyes – Ken Riaf assemblage; Etude #1- Paul Cary Goldberg photograph David -Jon Sarkin mixed media). The opening should be a ‘happening’ and we’d gladly welcome your coverage. Please don’t hesitate to call for more info 

978-353-9111., or better yet stop by for a visit.  Best- Anne Marie and Cynthia

DRIVEN, the new show at Flatrocks Gallery, focuses on the obsessive aspect of the creative process – the urge to work and rework an idea or an image until its possibilities have been exhausted. In the new works of Jon Sarkin (mixed media), Paul Cary Goldberg (photographs) and Ken Riaf (assemblage) we see three artists responding with grace and wit to a fixation.

Please join us for an artists’ reception on January 19th 6-8pm.

DRIVEN will be on view through February 24th.  Open Thurs-Sun 12-5pm and by apt. 978-879-4683

Flatrocks Gallery 77 Langsford St. Gloucester

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Auditions for the Cape Ann Theatre Collaborative’s Spring show, “Becky Shaw”,  Gina Gionfriddo’s searingly funny comedy about love, marriage, blind dates from hell and the quirks of family dynamics will be held January 16 and 17 at 7:30pm at the Pigeon Cove Circle, 6 Breakwater Ave., Rockport. The show will run for 2 weekends, April 26, 27,28 and May 3,4,5 at Gorton Theatre, home of Gloucester Stage Company. Past productions of CAT Collaborative include “Rumors,” “Sylvia,” “Beyond Therapy,” “The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds,” and “The Weir.”  Visit our website at www.catcollaborative.org

Cape Ann Theatre Collaborative members look at Becky Shaw set designs

Roles for Becky Shaw are:

Max Garrett, acerbically funny family “adoptee” and family financial advisor- mid to late 30’s

Suzanna Slater, Max’s “sister,”neurotic and funny, redeemed by play’s end-mid to late30’s

Susan Slater, family matriarch with a no nonsense bent with no “sugar coating” life-60-ish

Becky Shaw, the blind date from hell- mid to late 30’s

Andrew Proctor, Suzanna’s naive would-be writer husband – mid to late 30’s

Hope to see you at auditions!

My favorite is Kwazzi and Peso.

*This is sarcasm

*What a tremendous value.

I suppose I should add that the mistake was mine for not checking to see how much they were charging. If they can get $1.81 for a bottle of water and there are enough people like me who are too stupid to check the price then it’s not their fault, it’s mine.

*This is sarcasm

It’s impossible to visit Marine Railways and not find something interesting to photograph. I also ran into “Sweet Shots and Secret Spots” Violet, Corey, Dahlia and Bogie.

E.J. Lefavour