This Week on MNN: Less work, more tv!
It's Labor Day, and for most of us, that means one less day for work, and one more day for watching your favorite shows on MNN. Tune in this week as “The Facts” continues its September series on love and economics; “Gotta Run with Will” speaks with Ivy Bell, who tackled her first half-marathon at 55 after helping her sister recover from a traumatic brain injury; and “GingerNewYork” previews the upcoming celebration of Susan Glaspell, mother of American drama.
“The Facts: Radio Gets Married, Part I”
Tuesday, September 8, 11:30 pm
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Each episode of “The Facts” is either a music-story (using composed and improvised music and story), or a rehearsal for a music-story, or a discussion between scholars and experts. Watch “The Facts” this September for its meditation on Love and Economics. Catch part two of the series this week, a music-story about a marriage by default.
Featuring Lenore Von Stein, Andrew Bolotowsky, Beth Griffith, and Bern Nix.
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“Gotta Run with Will”
Thursday, September 10, 9:30 pm
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Ivy Bell was always fitness-minded, but never a runner. After her sister’s bicycle injury and traumatic brain injury, she answered the call to help her sister and gave herself a goal—to prep for a half. She soon discovered a latent talent for running, finishing second in her age group in her first half-marathon at the age of 55. Now a long-time member of Urban Athletics, Ivy continues to set and surpass her running goals, including qualifying for the Boston Marathon.
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“Gotta Run with Will” on Facebook
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“GingerNewYork”
Friday, September 11, 2:00 pm
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Ahead of the September 12 American Bard Theater celebration of the plays of Susan Glaspell, “first lady of American drama” and mentor to Eugene O’Neill, “GingerNewYork” hosts Michael Heitzler, Artistic Director; Jack Herholdt, Marketing Director/Company Dramaturge; and Mickey Pantano, Director of Development at American Bard Theater, to discuss this Saturday’s unique event.
Hour by Hour: Susan Glaspell (A 12-hour celebration of Susan Glaspell’s plays)
September 12th, 2015
10 am-10 pm
The June Havoc Theatre
312 West 36th St.
New York, NY 10018
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“GingerNewYork” on Facebook
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