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Choral Society, and Ballet BRAVO • HART Diana Wortham Theatre NC Diana Wortham Theatre’s 2009/10 Mainstage Music Series opens with fiddler and singer Justin David on September 11. PAGE 5 The Asheville Ballet’s 47th season will include cool jazz, modern, and classical ballet performances. PAGE 12 The Asheville Lyric Opera will present Mozart’s “Le Nozze di Figaro” as part of it’s 2009/10 season. PAGE 7 Asheville’s Lyric Opera, Choral Society, and Ballet BRAVO • HART BusIness ProFIles Diana Wortham Theatre NC Stage Company presents blue Goldsmiths . PAGE 11 NC Stage Company a season full of comedies, including Scott Treadway East Side Optical . PAGE 32 Terpsicorps Theatre of Dance and Charlie Flynn-McIver in Greg Vineyard . 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For details, email: [email protected] For morE frEE SEMINAR LISTINGS AND DETAIls, VISIT: www.FINANCIALWEllNEssForum.com August 2009 — RAPID RIVER ARTS & CULTURE MAGAZINE — Vol. 12, No. 12 RAPID RIVER ARTS poetry corner ARTS & CULTURE MAGAZINE ® Good Friends Rapid River Established in 1997 • Volume Twelve, Number Twelve ARTS & CULTURE MAGAZINE I only want to help you th Let me come and help you I know that I can help you AUGUST 2009 Publisher/Editor: Dennis Ray Annual As good friends should www.rapidrivermagazine.com Managing Editor: Beth Gossett Poetry Walk with me to the water Marketing: Dennis Ray The good and cleansing water On Stage Contest Walk with me to the water Staff Photographer: Dennis Ray 5 13 The water will help you feel good Layout & Design: Simone Bouyer Diana Wortham Theatre . 5 Any unpublished poem Poetry Editor: Ted Olson Asheville Lyric Opera . 7 35 lines or less is wanted! As I bathe your body Asheville Choral Society . 8 Proofreader: Mary Wilson Washing pain from your body Asheville Ballet . 1 As I rinse and dry your body Accounting: Sharon Cole Terpsicorps Theatre of Dance . 13 5 Winners Now you are feeling good Distribution: Dennis Ray Bravo Concerts . 15 Prizes Include: Tickets to Laying upon my blanket Asheville Symphony Orchestra . 15 local concerts (TBA); Tick- With thoughts of you I made this blanket CONTRIBUTING WRITERS: HART . 17 Ribbons-joined-in-circles blanket Danna Anderson, H. Byron Ballard, WCU Galaxy of Stars . 7 ets to the Opera; Mellow Made especially for you Byron Belzak, Sarah Benoit, NC Stage Company . 33 Mushroom Gift Certificates; Tenderly I touch you Sierra Bicking, Linda Campanella, and books from Malaprops. 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