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On Friday, over a year after his slaying, seven young poets, playwrights, actors and actresses from that group are taking the stage at Cal Shakes’ Bruns Amphitheatre in Orinda to perform a deeply personal play born from pain in each of their lives. The roughly 45-minute long production, “The Adventure of Grief: A Short Play,” is the culmination of a yearlong artistic workshop that was designed with the support of Cal Shakes to build on themes from a production put on last year. Poems in the play explore physical and emotional abuse at home and the loss of family and friends to death, prison and miscarriage.

“I think it is a pretty intense assignment,” said Rebecca Novick, director of artistic development at Cal Shakes, Through Cal Shakes’ research and development wing, Triangle Lab, Novick said they’ve supported RAW Talent and partnered with them to diversify storytelling and audience at the community theater, “They’re an extraordinary group of people, doing really extraordinary work,” she said, This is not the first play RAW Talent has put on, but it is special to coordinator and co-founder Molly Raynor — not just because of the subject matter vintage maio ballet big eyed girl ballerina pink print and easter bonnet blue print - 1960's and dedication to Young, but because they’re writing, rehearsing and performing it in Orinda in the space of a week..

“The kids have their poems written, they’ve narrowed down the primary pieces and we’re weaving the writing together into a mixture of poetry, theater and movement,” Raynor said. “We’ve never done anything like this; the outcome will be different from what we’re used to.”. It’s a full week for the performers, who range in age from 13 to 25, with all-day rehearsals and coaching leading up to the show. Nyabingha “Nya” McDowell, a 17-year-old youth leader in the group, is performing a piece about confronting inner turmoil and self-doubt after a life of abuse.

“If I call myself a queen long enough, I can actually believe I am one,” she said, repeating her favorite line from her poem during Tuesday’s rehearsal, “This workshop is the reason I wanted to try and find myself.”, McDowell, who starred in RAW Talent’s last production, said her friends always call her Queen because “I act like a diva.” But, she explained, while staring straight-ahead, chin raised and knit scarf tied vintage maio ballet big eyed girl ballerina pink print and easter bonnet blue print - 1960's atop her head like a crown, her insecurities make that label feel fake, She said she’s trying to convince herself “That I am beautiful, that I am royalty.”..

McDowell’s poem is part of the show’s third act, which deals with issues of motherhood, daughterhood and womanhood in general. The play will open with a poem by Deandre Evans, an instructor at RAW Talent, that compares his grief to a house he can’t leave. Followed by an act on manhood and fatherhood, then closing with a dance and song–maybe. There’s still some kinks for Raynor and the play’s director Arielle Julia Brown to smooth. “One day I will write myself whole,” the group sang during rehearsal on Tuesday. It’s a simple song, but the message echoes RAW Talent’s mission and the young poets’ ongoing struggle to deal with the reason for this workshop–grief because of violence.

Since 2009, he has performed Adams’ “City Noir” — which features an extended and rather acrobatic solo saxophone part — 36 times with a dozen orchestras, He’s now hard at work as soloist for Adams’ Saxophone Concerto, which he will perform Aug, 9 at the Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music in Santa Cruz, with Marin Alsop conducting, The work recently was issued on CD by Nonesuch Records, which recorded the St, Louis Symphony’s October 2013 performances, conducted by David Robertson with McAllister again vintage maio ballet big eyed girl ballerina pink print and easter bonnet blue print - 1960's as soloist..

It’s a dark whirlwind of a piece, inspired by Adams’ fascination with jazz saxophonists, including Stan Getz, Charlie Parker and Eric Dolphy. I spoke with McAllister, 42, about working with Adams; about the composer’s jazz influences and aversion to the French classical saxophone style; and about the challenges of getting to the core of the sound that Adams was seeking in the months before and after the concerto’s world premiere last year in Sydney, Australia. Spending an hour with McAllister on the phone was a pleasure, as he broke down concepts of compositional and saxophone language. Clearly a born teacher, he is associate professor of saxophone at the University of Michigan School of Music, Theatre and Dance in Ann Arbor.

A My first appearance at Cabrillo was in 2007, vintage maio ballet big eyed girl ballerina pink print and easter bonnet blue print - 1960's when I played Jennifer Higdon’s Saxophone Concerto, and I also played in the festival orchestra that year, And I’ve been back two other times, I’ve done a few of Mark-Anthony Turnage’s pieces, the Kitchen Sisters’ project in 2012, and I did John’s “City Noir” in 2010, which has that big saxophone part, A Yes, it has this tour de force kind of part, and they wanted to look outside of their local pool of saxophonists for this special occasion of Gustavo Dudamel’s inaugural concert (in 2009), They wanted someone who was more of a specialist in contemporary classical performances, but who also could do a little more of the crossover and hang with a great orchestra..

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