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The Northeastern Arts Network announces Beyond Words, Bill Bowers’ award winning solo play, comes to the Glasgow High School auditorium on Monday, November 11th at 7:00 p.m., direct from four performances in New York City as part of the All For One Festival that ended on November 2nd. Monica Bauer wrote in The Huffington Post, “The journey of this young boy from the Big Sky country of one of the USA’s most under populated western states (Montana) becomes something much, much more than a series of ‘amusing things that happened. That’s because the performer is Bill Bowers, who may be the most talented American mime of his generation, and when he uses those skills, he creates moments etched with a diamond-cutter’s precision, and the artist’s bold claim to deep truths. These moments are likely to remain with you long after the lights come up.” A native Montanan, Bill holds an MFA from Rutgers University’s Mason Gross School of the Arts, and an Honorary PhD from Rocky Mountain College (where he received his undergraduate degree). Bill studied with the legendary Marcel Marceau for three years. As an actor, mime and educator, Bill Bowers has traveled throughout all 50 of the United States, Europe Need a good laugh before Bill Bowers takes the Glasgow High School

auditorium stage on Monday night? Check him out at www.billbowers.com. — this guy is absolutely hilarious.

Vol. 2, No. 188 Thursday, November 7, 2013

Big Sky Series brings Bill Bowers to Glasgow

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and Asia. He has presented master classes, residencies and performances for both students and educators in settings such as Harvard, Princeton, New York University, UCLA, and numerous other major professional actor training programs. On Broadway, Bill was feature in two blockbuster Broadway musicals. He appeared as Zazu in the multiple Tony award-winning Disney’s The Lion King, and he originated the role of Leggett in the hugely popular and Tony-nominated musical The Scarlet Pimpernel. In New York, he has appeared Off Broadway at Theater for a New Audience, LaMaMa, New York Stage and Film, Ensemble Studio Theater, Urban Stages, and the New York Fringe Festival. Nationally, Bill appeared in the World Premieres of Beethoven ’n Pierrot at the Denver Theater Center, Young Rube at Repertory of St. Louise, and the title role in Little Tramp (a musical about Charlie Chaplin) at the O’Neill Theater Center. Some of Bill’s regional theater credits include The Kennedy Center, Cincinnati Playhouse, Repertory

of St. Louis, Montana Repertory, The Berkshire Theatre Festival, and Missoula Children’s Theater/MCT Theater Festival. Bill has written and performed his own plays Off Broadway and in theaters around the world. These plays include ‘Night Sweetheart ‘Night Buttercup; Under a Montana Moon; and Beyond Words. In 2005 and 2006 Bill presented and starred in his original one-man play It Goes Without Saying in several Northeast venues, culminating in a critically acclaimed 8-week run at the Rattletick Theatre in Greenwich Village, NYC. His play, Heyokah Hokehay, has been produced in Colorado, Montana, Wyoming,

and the Edinburgh Festival. Bill has been hailed by critics as “the most talented American mime of his generation…” winning the Dallas Ft Worth Critics Award, Best of the Berkshires, Best Performance in the International United Solo Festival and the International Fresh Fruit Festival. He received 5 star reviews at the world’s largest theatre festival, the International Edinburgh Festival Fringe in Scotland. In May 2013, Bill was invited to perform at The White House as part of the new musical Gefilte Fish Chronicles. He is featured in the film Two Weeks Notice starring Sandra Bullock and Hugh Grant and on television in Remember W.E.N.N., Law & Order, One Life to Live, All My Children, Onion News Network, and Out of the Box, a popular educational program for children on the Disney Channel. While in the cast of The Scarlet Pimpernel, Bill was featured on such television shows as The Rosie O’Donnell Show, The Today Show, The NBA All-Star Game, and The Tony Awards.

The NEW YORK TIMES writes, “To watch Bill Bowers is to see the technical elements of a style that brings Marcel Marceau readily to mind, joined to the American West. Mime can be wonderful – the air between him and us is his palette.” The Glasgow Speech & Drama Team along with the Northeastern Arts Network is hosting Bill Bowers in a workshop on Saturday, November 9th at the high school. This workshop is for high school and adult actors. For more information, contact Sharon LaBonty at 228-9208. Tickets for the Bill Bowers’ concert are available at the door. This is the second concert in the 2013/2014 Big Sky Series. The Big Sky Series is made possible in part by the Montana Performing Arts Consortium Presenter Development Program which is supported by grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, Montana Arts Council and legislature grant from Montana’s Cultural Trust; and WESTAF (Western States Art Federation).

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15th Annual Remembrance Tree to support Glasgow’s Block of Bucks The Student Council at Glasgow High School is sponsoring their annual Remembrance Tree program to remember our loved ones who have passed on. A tree filled with lights to commemorate those loved ones will be on display throughout the holiday season in front of the Valley County Pioneer Museum. To include your loved ones, contact any Student Council member or adviser, or the high school office at 228-2485. Also, if you would like to purchase a bulb to recognize the men and women serving in our armed forces and stationed around the world, you may do that as well. Bulbs may be obtained by December 6th for a $5 donation. A lighting ceremony for the Remembrance Trees is scheduled for Sunday, December 8th at 4:00 p.m. The tree will be lit daily from December 8th to December 31st. The community is invited to attend the initial lighting ceremony at the Pioneer Museum and refreshments will be served. Proceeds from the Remembrance Tree will be donated to the Annual Block of Bucks. Through your generosity, over $21,000 has been donated to the Block of Bucks from support of the Remembrance Tree.

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Who’s going to Glasgow, Scotland? There is just one drawing left for the Fort Peck Fine Arts Council’s 2013 Trip of the Month and it’s a dandy: December’s trip to Glasgow, Scotland. Here are the 2013 Trip of the Month winners so far:• December(2012)EarlyBird, $1000: Sue Smith of

Fort Peck• January—Montreal,Canada: Sean Strand, Missoula;

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Jane Kolstad & Shantel Zeiger• April—PanamaCity,Panama: Kraig Nordahl, Saco;

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Glasgow; $200 to Jeremy Tweeten of Fort Peck• September—KeyWest: Deb Swanson, Glasgow;

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to Rhonda & Cleo Chandler of Glasgow• November—Washington,DC: Kim Lacey, Glasgow;

$200 to Gloria Jacobson of Hinsdale• December— Glasgow,Scotland:???? The Fort Peck Theatre’s Trip-of-the-Month raffle is a great way to support the Theatre and take a chance on winning a great vacation. Destinations for 2014 vary from Las Vegas, to Hawaii, to Belize. Drawings are held the first Wednesday of each month. Every winning ticket will be returned to the bin for the next months drawing. You have 25 chances to win, as we have an “early bird” drawing for $1000 in December. If you would rather not travel...take $1000.00 cash! Along with the Trip every month we also have a 2nd drawing for $200.00. This fund raiser enables the Fort Peck Fine Arts Council to maintain the historic theatre, make needed equipment repairs, and keep bringing great entertainment to Northeast Montana. Purchasing a raffle ticket will ensure the future of this great theatre. Trip-of-the-Month tickets make great gifts. Think Christmas, birthdays, etc. For more information, or to purchase a raffle ticket, call or email the business office,228-9216, or fptheatre@nemont.net.

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