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Intricately drawn by hand, these ballet slippers were decorated with mandalas drawn with fine tip markers. The insides of the show and the satin ribbons were pained with acrylic paint. The piece does not currently have glitter on it but if you would like it embellished with glitter I can do so at no extra charge, just let me know :) piece comes with an olive green matte and total dimensions are 8 inches by 12 1/4inches

Director Jon Tracy is no stranger to reinventing classics. His past shows at Hinkel, Shotgun Players’ “The Farm” and “In the Wound,” were bold reimaginings of Orwell and Homer, and his “Tempest” for Marin Shakespeare Company replaced sorcery and spirits with mad scientists and robots. This latest production also rests heavily on a theme. The men in “Much Ado” are returning from a war, so Tracy casts all the characters as either soldiers or nurses. Brooke Jennings’ costumes are modern-dress but not too modern; the gents wear suspenders instead of belts. The setting seems to be early to mid-20th century; Jade Shojaee’s cheerful nurse assistant Ursula is often practicing tap dance or singing an a cappella version of “Show Me the Way to Go Home.”.

Some of the soldiers are played by men and some by women, which mandala rainbow ballet slippers, intricate mandala, mandala shoes doesn’t always change the genders of the characters, Stephanie DeMott’s boyish Don Pedro, their leader, seems more like an outspoken cadet than a commander, Soren Santos’ Claudio is friendly but tempestuous in his emotions, Don Pedro’s scheming brother Don John has become a sister; Ari Rampy’s Donna John is always seething or outright tantruming with rage for reasons unknown, but she does seem to dig Claudio..

Sarah Mitchell is a fantastic Beatrice, crackling with sardonic wit, and she’s well paired with Tim Redmond’s similarly snarky but endearingly outmatched Benedick. Amy Nowack is an amiable Hero, and Jennie Brick is remarkably mild-mannered as her mother (usually her father), Leonata, who appears to be the head nurse here, usually accompanied by her sister Antonia (a sympathetic Tamar Cohn). The most interesting innovation is the treatment of Dogberry, the malapropism-spouting, dimwitted constable. In this version, Dogberry is a soldier with a severe head wound played by TheatreFIRST artistic director Michael Storm, who’s onstage in bed for most of the play and suddenly springs to life. All of his assistants, watchmen, judges and other characters in Dogberry’s subplot are just him talking to himself, except for the two conspirators he happens to catch. Everyone else regards the patient’s ramblings with pitying patience.

Since the city’s incorporation on Sept, 22, 1955, Newark has annually celebrated the occasion with a parade, In the years since, what is now known as Newark Days has expanded to four days offering live music, games, shows, food and family entertainment, Newark Days will be celebrated at Newark Community Center, 35501 Cedar Blvd, Included will be a parade, a carnival, marching bands, contests, demonstrations, and a car show, Families and children will enjoy arts mandala rainbow ballet slippers, intricate mandala, mandala shoes and crafts, music and songs, entertainment with parrots and pirates, and fun with paints, crayons and paper, Admission is free..

Newark Days kicked off yesterday evening with a carnival preview at MacGregor Playfields. From 5 to 11 p.m. Friday, Sept. 18, the carnival will be in full swing with food and game booths. Cost of unlimited carnival rides is $30. There will also be the popular $600 haystack hunt for the children at Area 8, sponsored by the Newark Rotary Club. Friday, Sept. 18, live music is scheduled to begin with the Tru Dance show from 5 to 5:45 p.m. on the Musical Treasure Stage Area 10. From 6 to 6:45 p.m., the stage will feature the K&K Twirlers.

On Saturday, Sept, 19, events begin at the Community Center Front Lawn Area 18 with the 31st annual Newark Mile race with registration from 7 to 8:30 a.m, Pre-registration is $15 and $20 the day of the race, The Newark Mile race mandala rainbow ballet slippers, intricate mandala, mandala shoes begins at 9 a.m, The “Set Sail to Adventures and Treasures” parade down Newark and Cedar boulevards is scheduled from 9:45 a.m, to 12 p.m, Grand marshals are Captain Jack and his Pirate Crew, The masters of ceremonies and spotters for the event are Betty Cole, Bill Fitts, Ed Moore, Bernie and Carol Nillo, and Jim Reese, Game and food booths will be open from 11 a.m, to 9 p.m..

Sponsored and hosted by Del Grande Dealer Group, a car, truck and custom bicycle show is scheduled from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in The Sand Box Area 11. There will be pony rides for children in Area 19/20. A treasure hunt for children is scheduled from 12 to 4 p.m. Sept. 19-20 in Information Center Area 5. From 12:30 to 1 p.m., Cargill is sponsoring coloring contest awards in Jack’s Pirate and Parrot Resort Stage Area 4. Entertainment at Musical Treasure Stage Area 10 on Sept. 19 will include Wa-Daiko Newark Taiko Drums from 12 to 12:30 p.m., The Fog from 12:45 to 1:45 p.m., Nancy Wenstrom and Blue Kitchen Band from 3 to 4 p.m., Mishla and Her Jazz Associates from 4:15 to 5:15 p.m., Newark Symphonic Winds from 5:30 to 6 p.m., The Legacy Band from 6:15 to 7 p.m., and DUB:RAE from 7:15 to 8:15 p.m.

Presented by Newark Chamber of Commerce and Swiss Park, OktoberFest will feature live Bavarian music, dancing, games, vendors, several German beers, and authentic OktoberFest fare, such as bratwurst, sauerkraut, apple strudel, pretzels, chocolate and more, A presale combo ticket — admission, commemorative mandala rainbow ballet slippers, intricate mandala, mandala shoes mug and first beer — is $14, a 30 percent discount, until Friday, Sept, 25, For non-alcohol drinkers, designated drivers and children, admission price is $5, For more information or to buy tickets, call (510) 744-1000 or visit newarkoktoberfest.com..

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