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SUMMARY:Tenants Rights
DESCRIPTION:Kentucky Equal Justice Center and Legal Aid of the Bluegrass are teaming up to host a free\, confidential tenants’ rights legal clinic in Lexington. At the clinic\, Lexington renters can learn about their rights and consult with attorneys one-on-one.
URL:https://historiclyrictheatre.com/event/kentucky-equal-justice-center-and-legal-aid-tenants-rights/
LOCATION:Lyric Theatre and Culture Center\, 300 East 3rd Street\, Lexington\, KY\, 40508\, United States
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SUMMARY:WoodSongs
DESCRIPTION:WHEY \nJENNINGS \nMARTHA SPENCER \nAppalachian musician and dancer from the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia
URL:https://historiclyrictheatre.com/event/woodsongs/
LOCATION:Lyric Theatre and Culture Center\, 300 East 3rd Street\, Lexington\, KY\, 40508\, United States
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SUMMARY:The Blueprint
DESCRIPTION:We are accepting 35 high school students; click Sign up
URL:https://historiclyrictheatre.com/event/the-blueprint/
LOCATION:KY
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SUMMARY:Wood Songs!
DESCRIPTION:Heather Horton\, Woodsongs!
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LOCATION:KY
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SUMMARY:WoodSongs
DESCRIPTION:For Woodsongs Questions call 859-255-5700 or email office@woodsongs.com  \nWoodSongs: Muriel Anderson and Hiroya Tsukamoto!
URL:https://historiclyrictheatre.com/event/woodsongs-2/
LOCATION:KY
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SUMMARY:Back To School Carnival
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://historiclyrictheatre.com/event/back-to-school-carnival/
LOCATION:Lyric Theatre and Culture Center\, 300 East 3rd Street\, Lexington\, KY\, 40508\, United States
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SUMMARY:An Evening with Peter Collins
DESCRIPTION:For tickets click link: The performance combines the R&B\, gospel\, folk\, and jazz genres to tell touching stories through the singer-songwriter’s soulful melodies.
URL:https://historiclyrictheatre.com/event/an-evening-with-peter-collins/
LOCATION:Lyric Theatre and Culture Center\, 300 East 3rd Street\, Lexington\, KY\, 40508\, United States
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SUMMARY:Hairspray
DESCRIPTION:“Hairspray” is a musical that addresses issues of segregation and racial discrimination in the 1960s. The story is set in Baltimore\, Maryland\, and centers around Tracy Turnblad\, a plump teenager with a passion for dancing\, who dreams of appearing on “The Corny Collins Show\,” a local TV dance program. \nKey themes related to segregation in “Hairspray” include: \nRacial Integration: The show highlights the racial segregation prevalent in the 1960s\, particularly in the media. “The Corny Collins Show” has “Negro Day” once a month\, which is the only time African-American dancers are allowed on the show. Tracy\, upon joining the show\, becomes an advocate for racial integration and fights for the inclusion of African-American dancers on the program every day. \nCivil Rights Movement: The musical reflects the broader Civil Rights Movement of the era. Tracy and her friends\, including African-American dancer Seaweed and his family\, represent the younger generation’s push for equality and justice. Their efforts culminate in a protest to integrate the TV show. \nChallenging Prejudices: Characters in the show confront and challenge their own prejudices and the societal norms that enforce segregation. Tracy’s mother\, Edna\, initially hesitant about Tracy’s involvement in the integration efforts\, eventually supports her daughter’s cause. \nEmpowerment and Change: The story underscores the power of individuals and communities to effect change. Tracy’s determination and the collective efforts of her diverse group of friends bring about a positive transformation in their community\, symbolizing hope and progress. \nOverall\, “Hairspray” uses humor\, music\, and dance to deliver a powerful message about the importance of inclusivity\, acceptance\, and fighting against racial injustice. \n
URL:https://historiclyrictheatre.com/event/hairspray/
LOCATION:Lyric Theatre and Culture Center\, 300 East 3rd Street\, Lexington\, KY\, 40508\, United States
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SUMMARY:Hairspray
DESCRIPTION:“Hairspray” is a musical that addresses issues of segregation and racial discrimination in the 1960s. The story is set in Baltimore\, Maryland\, and centers around Tracy Turnblad\, a plump teenager with a passion for dancing\, who dreams of appearing on “The Corny Collins Show\,” a local TV dance program. \nKey themes related to segregation in “Hairspray” include: \nRacial Integration: The show highlights the racial segregation prevalent in the 1960s\, particularly in the media. “The Corny Collins Show” has “Negro Day” once a month\, which is the only time African-American dancers are allowed on the show. Tracy\, upon joining the show\, becomes an advocate for racial integration and fights for the inclusion of African-American dancers on the program every day. \nCivil Rights Movement: The musical reflects the broader Civil Rights Movement of the era. Tracy and her friends\, including African-American dancer Seaweed and his family\, represent the younger generation’s push for equality and justice. Their efforts culminate in a protest to integrate the TV show. \nChallenging Prejudices: Characters in the show confront and challenge their own prejudices and the societal norms that enforce segregation. Tracy’s mother\, Edna\, initially hesitant about Tracy’s involvement in the integration efforts\, eventually supports her daughter’s cause. \nEmpowerment and Change: The story underscores the power of individuals and communities to effect change. Tracy’s determination and the collective efforts of her diverse group of friends bring about a positive transformation in their community\, symbolizing hope and progress. \nOverall\, “Hairspray” uses humor\, music\, and dance to deliver a powerful message about the importance of inclusivity\, acceptance\, and fighting against racial injustice. \n
URL:https://historiclyrictheatre.com/event/hairspray-2/
LOCATION:Lyric Theatre and Culture Center\, 300 East 3rd Street\, Lexington\, KY\, 40508\, United States
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SUMMARY:Hairspray
DESCRIPTION:“Hairspray” is a musical that addresses issues of segregation and racial discrimination in the 1960s. The story is set in Baltimore\, Maryland\, and centers around Tracy Turnblad\, a plump teenager with a passion for dancing\, who dreams of appearing on “The Corny Collins Show\,” a local TV dance program. \nKey themes related to segregation in “Hairspray” include: \nRacial Integration: The show highlights the racial segregation prevalent in the 1960s\, particularly in the media. “The Corny Collins Show” has “Negro Day” once a month\, which is the only time African-American dancers are allowed on the show. Tracy\, upon joining the show\, becomes an advocate for racial integration and fights for the inclusion of African-American dancers on the program every day. \nCivil Rights Movement: The musical reflects the broader Civil Rights Movement of the era. Tracy and her friends\, including African-American dancer Seaweed and his family\, represent the younger generation’s push for equality and justice. Their efforts culminate in a protest to integrate the TV show. \nChallenging Prejudices: Characters in the show confront and challenge their own prejudices and the societal norms that enforce segregation. Tracy’s mother\, Edna\, initially hesitant about Tracy’s involvement in the integration efforts\, eventually supports her daughter’s cause. \nEmpowerment and Change: The story underscores the power of individuals and communities to effect change. Tracy’s determination and the collective efforts of her diverse group of friends bring about a positive transformation in their community\, symbolizing hope and progress. \nOverall\, “Hairspray” uses humor\, music\, and dance to deliver a powerful message about the importance of inclusivity\, acceptance\, and fighting against racial injustice. \n
URL:https://historiclyrictheatre.com/event/hairspray-3/
LOCATION:Lyric Theatre and Culture Center\, 300 East 3rd Street\, Lexington\, KY\, 40508\, United States
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SUMMARY:WoodSongs
DESCRIPTION:Purchase tickets at the door or call Woodsongs with your questions 859-255-5700 or email office@woodsongs.com
URL:https://historiclyrictheatre.com/event/woodsongs-3/
LOCATION:Lyric Theatre and Culture Center\, 300 East 3rd Street\, Lexington\, KY\, 40508\, United States
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