Sarasota News Leader

10/04/2013

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Sarasota News Leader October 4, 2013 • "Kuniko Yamamoto uses origami, music and audience participation to provide a magical entry into Japanese culture," the release says. In her show, Origami Tales, masks representing mythological characters, puppets, flowers and a dragon — all made from origami — set the stage "while Kuniko shares heartfelt stories from ancient Japan," the release notes. • Neal Schleifer is a Hermitage Fellow and Ringling Towers Award recipient in literature. He wrote Practicing Imperfection and edited two poetry anthologies. His poetry and essays have appeared in numerous journals, and he has conducted teaching artist residencies in Sarasota and Manatee counties. • "Surapsari is an accomplished performing artist specializing in traditional dances and theaters from Bali, Java and India," the release notes. She is also a certified teaching artist in Sarasota County, offering unique arts-integrated lessons for students in kindergarten through 12th grade. Gabrielle Lennon/Contributed photo • Bill Schustik travels all over America, "gathering songs and sowing legends," the release adds. Among the tools of his trade are "his magnificent baritone voice, a keen sense of drama, a colorful array of folk instruments and a deep abiding love for traditional American lore," the release notes. As an American troubadour, he has performed for three U.S. presidents, appeared both on and off Broadway and written two full-length ballets — with Edward Villella and Edward Verso. The outdoor event will be held weather permitting, the release points out. To confirm the schedule 90 minutes before the program begins, call 475-2098 or visit the Hermitage Artist Retreat Facebook page. Neal Schleifer/Contributed photo Page 102

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