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By Ann Hornaday | Washington Post. Gloria Bell, a middle-aged middle manager at a middle-size insurance company, lives in Los Angeles, although you would barely know it from the movie bearing her name. The L.A. of “Gloria Bell” isn’t the one of palm trees, beaches and invidious glamour shots, but the featureless sprawl that tends to be overlooked in glossy layouts and Hollywood fantasies. Against this aggressively neutral backdrop, Gloria – divorced, with two grown children and a modest apartment – tries to inject color and fun and sex into a life that, according to the world at large, is no longer worthy of such indulgences.
— Linda Davis, Lantern Project lists new causes; nears goal, Piedmont-based Lantern Project, founded by former school Superintendent knitted baby booties, handmade baby girl ballet slippers in blue with pink bow, with strap and pink plastic button, gift idea, b Gail Uilkema, has new causes to benefit people around the world, The project is nearing its goal of $1 million in donations, Send tax-deductible donations in any amount, identify project number, and make payable to Lantern Projects, 51 Glen Alpine Road, Piedmont, CA 94611, Or go to www.lanternprojects.org to pay by credit card, Project 294 for a $50 donation will purchase a bicycle for a student in Singha Village in Cambodia to help them get to school, Project 295 will provide a sleeping bag for Syrian refugees in Lesbos, Greece, for a $34 donation, Bags are sourced from a Greek manufacturer to bolster the local economy, Bags double as a winter jacket..
Bat Boy, the Musical: Inspired by tabloid headlines, this comedy/horror show is about a half boy/half bat creature who is discovered in a cave in West Virginia. Through June 25. Bus Barn Theater, 97 HIllview Ave., Los Altos. $18-$36. 650-941-0551, losaltosstage.org. Appointment with Death: Based on Agatha Christie’s book, this murder mystery features the Belgian detective Hercule Poirot and reflects Christie’s experiences traveling in the Middle East with her husband, the archaeologist Sir Max Mallowan. Through June 12. Foothill College, Lohman Theatre, 12345 El Monte Road, Los Altos Hills. $10-$20. foothill.edu/theatre, 650-949-7360.
The tap routine by Valerie Rockey and Zack Everhart Jr, was complicated and entertaining as they went up knitted baby booties, handmade baby girl ballet slippers in blue with pink bow, with strap and pink plastic button, gift idea, b and down a set of steps in time with the music and each other, I should have listed this dance at the top as another of my favorites, and the judges thought so, too, Nigel, a tapper himself, could only say “Wow” over and over for several minutes, And it turns out that Jason has a tap background, as well, “My hat is off to you!” he said, and Mary gave them a standing ovation..
The three girls joined dozens of other ballerinas who auditioned for parts in “The Nutcracker” in September. Since then, the performers have rehearsed on weekends since and during the week this month. “Alameda Civic Ballet is focused on educating young people about what is involved with doing a production like this,” said business director Marty Beene. “The kids are expected to be there at a set time and work hard, which means they have a fantastic experience.”.
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