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THE DALLAS POST
Sunday, October 6, 2013
Verazin
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set against the backdrops
of the Great Depression,
the Civil Rights move-
ment and the shifting
contemporary land-
scape of today. Danced
to hit standards from
the 1930s, 1960s and
the 2000s, the show fea-
tures 14 dancers, four
vocalists and a five-piece
orchestra. The show
celebrates timeless
love and its power to
defy society’s invisible
rules that use explosive
movement and
storytelling. The show
opened Sept. 28 at
the Fulton Theater in
Lancaster.
“It would be fun to
bring this show to Wilkes-
Barre, to tell everyone
“This is my act now,’
said the hard-working,
engaging dancer from
Shavertown.
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In her newest role as correographer and dancer, Shavertown native Jaime Verazin comes down to
earth to handle social issues through a dance production called Standard Time that she hopes to
bring to Broadway and also to the Kirby Center with fellow dancer Alan Green.
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The following new
books have been added
to the shelves of the
Back Mountain Memorial
Library, 96 Huntsville
Road, Dallas, for the
month of September 2013:
EXPRESS
“Thankless in Death”
by J.D. Robb, “Something
Borrowed, Someone
Dead” by M.C. Beaton,
“The Longest Ride” by
Nicholas Sparks, “The
Light in the Ruins” by
Chris Bohjalian, “King’s
Mountain” by Sharyn
McCrumb
FICTION
“The Final Cut” by
Catherine Coulter,
“Thankless in Death” by
J.D. Robb, “The Longest
Ride” by Nicholas Sparks,
“The Husbands Secret”
by Liane Moriarty,
“Deceived” by Randy
Wayne White, “The Bone
Season” by Samantha
Shannon, “The Light
in the Ruins” by Chris
Bohjalian, “King’s
Mountain” by Sharyn
McCrumb, “Doctor Sleep”
by Stephen King, “The
Wrong Girl” by Hank
Phillippi Ryan, “Just
What Kind of Mother Are
You?” by Paula Daly, “The
Kill List” by Frederick
Forsyth, “Who Asked
You?” by Terry McMillan,
“Then We Take Berlin”
by John Lawton, “The
Edge of Normal” by Carla
Norton, “How the Light
Gets In” by Louise Penny,
“Letters from Skye”
by Jessica Brockmole,
“Robert B. Parker’s
Ironhorse” by Robert
Knott, “The Thicket” by
Joe R. Lansdale, “The
Silent Wife” by A.S.A.
Harrison, “Fallen Land”
by Patrick Flanery,
“Necessary Lies” by Diane
Chamberlain, “Tamarack
County” by William Kent
Krueger, “Night Film”
by Marisha Pessl, “The
Woman Who Lost Her
Soul” by Bob Shacochis,
“Sweet Thunder” by Ivan
Doig
NONFICTION
“The Smartest Kids in
the World” by Amanda
Ripley, “Dare to Succeed”
by Bernard Walter, et. al,
“Reboot Your Brain” by
Dr. Gary Null
MYSTERY
“Something Borrowed,
Someone Dead” by M.C.
Beaton, “The Alpine
Xanadu” by Mary Daheim,
“The Tenth Witness” by
Leonard Rosen
SCIENCE FICTION
“Transcendental” by
James Gunn, “Styxx” by
Sharrilyn Kenyon
LARGE PRINT
“A Street Cat Named
Bob” by James Bowen,
“The Hero” by Robyn Carr,
“Thankless in Death” by
J.D. Robb, “Bones of the
Lost” by Kathy Reichs
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by Ursula Dubosarsky,
“The Fall of Five”
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