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TAKES FIVE; ARIANA GOITIA; Evita' is not only a play but a story of actress' family
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Performers in any play seek a connection to the roles they play,
but ensemble member Ariana Goitia probably has a distinct one in the
Shorewood Players' production of "Evita," the musical based on the
life of Evita Duarte, wife of Argentine president and dictator Juan
Pern. Ariana, an incoming senior at Whitefish Bay High School, has
Argentine lineage and lived in Argentina for five years. The
performance is especially important to her because of how the Perns
have affected her family's histo...
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Art museum fills marketing
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Art museum acquisitions building on strengths
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Art museum galleries close to complete expansion
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Art museum hits snags in financing debt
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Art museum losing a veteran PR presence
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; ... translating artspeak into peoplespeak" -- the necessity, not necessarily appreciated by university-trained scholars, of phrasing news releases in terminology intelligible to everyday readers. She mastered, too, the care and feeding of "superstars," musical, visual ...
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PR guides art museum into spotlight
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Lee devoted to art museum
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