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  1. Tuesday Night on Main Street Monday, September 28, 2009

    Just when you thought Tuesday was an evening for staying in… Main Street in Chattanooga is proud to present a number of activities this Tuesday, September 29, 2009. Whether you be a film-buff, a musician, or an actor, there’s an event to satisfy your Tuesday night boredom.

    Film Screening
    CreateHere
    Tuesday, 6:30 PM

    As part of the “Persona | Anima” exhibit and event series, 55here presents a screening of “Glen or Glenda” (1953), written, directed by, and starring Ed Wood. So, bring a comfy chair, something to sip on, and join us in an exploration of personality and classic film-making. Visit 55here’s web page for more event scheduling.

    Mountain Music Folk School
    Bluegrass Grill & Area 61
    Tuesdays, 6 PM

    Mountain Music Folk School revs up and launches their Fall 2009 Schedule of Classes. MakeWork Grant recipients Matt Evans and Christie Burns have been hard at work planning a variety of lessons and workshops beginning September 28. On Tuesday evenings, Lon Eldridge and Christie Burns will teach Ukulele and Mountain Dulcimer. And, the best news is it’s not too late to register. Visit mmfolk.com for a complete schedule and more details.

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    “Scene Study” Theatre Workshop
    Green | Spaces
    Tuesday, 7 to 9 PM

    Jamie Lawrence will host an 8 week series of acting classes that meet on Tuesdays from 7 to 9 PM. The first lesson will kick-off at Green | Spaces, and the following 7 will meet at CreateHere. Lawrence has been a professional actor and director for 25 years, performing all over the states and in Europe. Jamie held a Research Fellowship in Acting at Yale School of Drama and taught theatre at the University of Texas at Dallas and at Yale University. The class is designed for seasoned and aspiring actors and will cover the method of “scene study”. Call (423) 280.4642 to learn more about the course and pre-register. Read more.

    By Jessica Martin, Senior Arts Fellow

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