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Ferguson Center for the Arts announces 2013-2014 Broadway lineup
Jamie Bartlett, associate professor of music at the College of William and Mary, will participate in the Williamsburg Choral Guild's Summer Sings Actress Sally Struthers plays the irrepressible Dolly Levi in a touring production of "Hello, Dolly!" coming to the Ferguson Center for the Arts in November.
Sally Struthers opens Totem Pole Playhouse with 1-woman show
Emmy award-winning actress Sally Struthers of "All in the Family" fame opened at Totem Pole Playhouse with a special preseason one-woman show, "Simply: Sally Struthers," on Wednesday afternoon.
Crawford is giving his readers the chance to vote for "Favorite TV Mom." Crawford has an extensive list of 15 different TV Moms.
Sally Struthers opens Totem Pole Playhouse with 1-woman show
Emmy award-winning actress Sally Struthers of "All in the Family" fame opened at Totem Pole Playhouse with a special preseason one-woman show, "Simply: Sally Struthers," on Wednesday afternoon.
In the fifth episode of the ground-breaking All in the Family television show, Archie Bunker directs a homophobic slur at a friend of his son-in-law Mike and is outraged when Mike retaliates by saying that it's actually Archie's friend, a retired pro football player, who is gay.
Cover Story: Happy Mother's Day
As a kid, my grandparents, and millions of other viewers rarely missed an episode of the television program "All in the Family." For those too young to know, Norman Lear's aboriginal must-see TV hilariously highlighted the friction between the 1960s "progressive" generation and their parents via the bigoted, but strangely lovable, character of ... (more)
Sally Struthers to appear in Totem Pole's pre-season presentation
Fresh off a nearly seven-week run as the feisty Jeanette Burmeister in the musical "The Full Monty" in Fredericksburg, Va., is Sally Struthers, who is appearing May 8 through 12 at Totem Pole Playhouse, near Fayetteville.
Editorial: Four decades on, a sign of progress
In the fifth episode of the ground-breaking All in the Family television show, Archie Bunker directs a homophobic slur at a friend of his son-in-law Mike and is outraged when Mike retaliates by saying that it's actually Archie's friend, a retired pro football player, who is gay.
Forget the Americans, whatever happened to our Likely Lads? Christopher Stevens on last weekend's TV
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