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Max is not madSeveral months ago, Simonet made a now notorious appearance in front of Sonoma City Council where he comically fretted the future of local youth and the arts. Within moments, he had effectively turned the public forum into a comedy open mic-night. |
Winter 2012 |
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Keith Wicks |
Fall 2012 |
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Dancing her way out of townLast year that voice won her a dandy cash scholarship. Two thousand dollars from the 2011 Sonoma Student Creative Arts Award scholarship committee to use whatever way she saw fit. This year the voice got her a solo gig as the debut act for the Sonoma Community Center’s Emerging Artists series, where she was paid a small honorarium and sold out of homemade CDs. |
Summer 2012 |
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Images in MotionLee Armstrong and Kamela Portugese-Robbins live in a fantasy world where anything is possible. Little girls befriend dragons, bunnies take on bullying bears and John Cusack can inhabit John Malkovich’s body and put on a show of dancing marionettes. That’s right, you heard me. |
Spring 2012 |
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27 inches of steel for lunch?Don't try this at home kids: Tobias Weinberger makes a 27-inch sword disappear down his throat. It's important not to gag. (From the Spring 2011 issue of SONOMA) From the Spring 2011 issue of SONOMA |
Spring 2011 |
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Nigel ArmstrongWith the Sonoma County American Philharmonic, Armstrong was a featured performer for two consecutive seasons. He is currently co-concertmaster of the Colburn University Orchestra and concertmaster of the American Youth Symphony. And he's only 20 years old. (From the Spring 2011 issue of SONOMA) |
Winter 2010 |
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Culture queens a tale of two Kates(From the Winter 2010 issue of SONOMA) |
Winter 2010 |
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Marriage of fire and steel(From the Fall 2010 issue of SONOMA) |
Fall 2010 |
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Looking for a ticket to paradiseParadise sometimes shows up in situations we least expect. |
Summer 2009 |
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Something completely differentPull in for a closer look, and that initial sense of delight gives way to wonderment. What is this Neverland of eclectic stores and garden delights, exactly? |
Winter 2008 |
