#joseph glick

[its-been-nice-existing]

His full name is Walter Joseph Kovacs, born 1940. Mother's name: Sylvia Joanna Kovacs, formally Sylvia Glick. His father's name is unknown.

He's 5'6" tall and weighs 140 lbs. for his age, he's in excellent physical shape dispite a lot of bruises and lacerations mostly sustained during his arrest.

The police have beaten him pretty badly. During the police strike of '77 he made several inflammatory anti-cop statements, and they've never forgotten.

The cops don't like him; the underworld doesn't like him; nobody likes him. I've never met someone quite so alienated. How on earth did he get like this?

[skyblue-ringpops]

Since Broadway is shut down, I’m gonna reflect on the Broadway shows I’ve seen

Beetlejuice: Alex. Brightman. He’s amazing. I went in October so they handed out these cute pins. I was in the orchestra, so right by the stage. Ryan Breslin waved at me during the bows! Best performances go to Alex Brightman, Leslie Kritzer, and Dana Steingold. And Sandy tbh. Best character goes to Miss Argentina, Delia, and Otho. And Sandy. Best song goes to Home. Best part goes to the game show part, especially Otho. 

Be More Chill: Honestly, this was probably my least favorite show. I don’t have much to say about it. Like...George Salazar was amazing. Will Roland was too. Besides that...eh? I also saw it before the cast recording came out, so I was disappointed by Pitiful Children. Best performance goes to George Salazar. Best character goes to Michael. Best song goes to Michael In The Bathroom. Best part goes to “Michael makes an entrance”.

The Book of Mormon: I saw this with my mom... Awkward. Especially Joseph Smith American Moses. But it was absolutely hilarious! I loved every second of it. My mom did too. And she didn’t yell at me after! I also found it hilarious that there’s a church across from the theatre. Also, the theatre was the most gorgeous one I’ve been to. Best performance goes to Stephen Ashfield and whoever played Jesus. Best character goes to Elder McKinley. Best song goes to Turn It Off (the vests, man). Best part is a tie, Spooky Mormon Hell Dream (not the best song because I liked the staging more than the actual song) and literally every line Jesus has.

The Cher Show: This was my first one that I still remember well. I also saw Stephanie J. Block without knowing who she was, so... That was fun. Anyway, I thought the show was amazing, especially the choreography and the costumes. Best performance goes to Teal Wicks. Best character goes to Sonny Bono. Best song goes to I Got You Babe, Just Like Jesse James, and If I Could Turn Back Time (I know... It’s a lot). Best part goes to the classic Sonny line, “Stupid tree.” 

Dear Evan Hansen: Underwhelming finale. Besides that, it was amazing. The most emotions I’ve felt in a single show. I also accidentally made Alex Boniello break character... I don’t know how, all I did was look at him. And the lady next to me pulled a banana out during intermission... It was weird. Anyway! Best performance goes to Michael Lee Brown. Best character goes to Connor and Jared. Best song goes to You Will Be Found and So Big / So Small. Best part goes to that dance in Sincerely, Me... You know the one. 

Hadestown: Magical. Worth the price. Best show experience I’ve ever had. Right before the show, we found out that Andre DeShields was out, and Anthony Chatmon II would be making his Hermes debut. And he killed it. I had no idea it was his debut until I saw it on his Instagram, and I never would’ve guessed. Best performance goes to Reeve Carney and Anthony Chatmon II. Best character goes to Eurydice and Persephone. Best song goes to Wait For Me. Best part goes to the swingy lamps.

Little Shop of Horrors: Also worth the price. Sadly, no Christian Borle. But Chris Dwan was absolutely amazing. Literally the only issue I had with this was Orin never riding out on a motorcycle... Just kidding. Kind of. This show technically shouldn’t be on the list since it was off-Broadway, but...it counts. Anyway, the finale... a bit weird. But it was good. Best performance goes to Gideon Glick for sure. Best character goes to Seymour (Audrey is usually my favorite). Best song goes to Suddenly Seymour and Ya Never Know. Best part goes to Gideon Glick’s dancing. He’s adorable.

Oklahoma!: I knew nothing about this show going in and had extremely low expectations, but it blew me away. Sadly, no Ali Stroker. However, I loved Sasha Hutchings’s performance. And Damon Daunno... Wow. He’s so talented. I also loved everything about Poor Jud Is Dead (Pore Jud Is Daid). Patrick Vaill was perfect. Will Brill was hilarious. Best performance...this is a lot...Patrick Vaill, Will Brill, and Damon Daunno. Best characters, Ado Annie, Ali Hakim, and Aunt Eller. Best songs, Can’t Say No, Pore Jud Is Daid, and It’s a Scandal! It’s a Outrage! Best part is the wedding scene and Pore Jud Is Dead (miles around!)

The Prom: I begged to go to this show. Partially for Anthony Norman, I’m not gonna lie. Fun fact: I saw Patrick Page going into the Walter Kerr while waiting to go inside! Okay, so, Beth Leavel was spectacular. The choreography was amazing (especially the male ensemble). The costumes were also very nice. Best performance goes to Beth Leavel. Best character goes to Barry and Trent. Best song goes to Unruly Heart. Best part goes to all the promposals in You Happened, as well as the male ensemble’s dancing.

[jonathangroffcentral]

See Photos of Jonathan Groff, Tammy Blanchard, and Christian Borle in Little Shop of Horrors

By Nathan Skethway, Marc J. Franklin

Oct 15, 2019

The Off-Broadway revival of the Howard Ashman and Alan Menken musical, directed by Michael Mayer, opens October 17.

Seymour and Audrey live again, as the Off-Broadway revival of Little Shop of Horrors continues preview performances. And now, fans of the show and its stars—Jonathan Groff, Tammy Blanchard, and Christian Borle—can see how the trio of Broadway faves are bringing the beloved characters to life.

The revival of the Howard Ashman and Alan Menken classic, featuring Kingsley Leggs as The Voice of Audrey II and directed by Tony winner Michael Mayer (Hedwig and the Angry Inch), began performances September 17 at the Westside Theatre.

In Little Shop, Seymour discovers a mysterious—and voracious—plant that suddenly thrusts him into an epic battle that will determine the fate of the entire human race.

The cast of the revival, which is scheduled through January 2020, also includes Tom Alan Robbins as Mushnik, Ari Groover as Ronnette, Salome Smith as Crystal, Joy Woods as Chiffon, Stephen Berger, Chris Dwan, Kris Roberts, Chelsea Turbin, Eric Wright, and Teddy Yudain.

Little Shop is set to open October 17. Tony nominee Gideon Glick (To Kill a Mockingbird, Significant Other) will play Seymour for two weeks, November 5–17, while Groff is on a scheduled leave.

Rounding out the creative team are choreographer Ellenore Scott (Head Over Heels associate), Tony-nominated scenic designer Julian Crouch (Hedwig and the Angry Inch), two-time Tony-winning lighting designer Bradley King (Hadestown), Emmy-winning costume designer Tom Broecker (Everyday Rapture), Tony-winning sound designer Jessica Paz (Hadestown), Emmy-nominated puppet designer Nicholas Mahon (Pyeongchang Olympics Opening Ceremony), puppets by Monkey Boys Productions, and music supervisor, orchestrator, and arranger Will Van Dyke (Pretty Woman).

Little Shop is produced by Tom Kirdahy, Robert Ahrens, Hunter Arnold, Mickey Liddell, Caiola Productions, Curt Cronin, John Joseph, DDM Productions, Desantis-Baugh Productions, Elizabeth Dewberry & Ali Ahmet Kocabiyik, Wendy Federman, Roy Furman, Deborah Green, Kayla Greenspan, Marguerite Hoffman, Sally Cade Holmes, Latitude Link, Seriff Productions, Silva Theatrical Group, and Eric Gelb/Oliver Roth.

Casting is by Jim Carnahan, CSA, and general management is by Live Wire Theatrical/Chris Aniello.

[terefah]

someone asked me if i could share my readings for my Religion and the Body class: here’s a big list. i think jstor gives free access to like 6 papers a month but if anyone wants a pdf of any of these just lmk!

THE BODY IN THE RELIGIOUS IMAGINATION

Douglas, Mary. “Ritual Uncleanness,” in Purity and Danger:  An analysis of concept of pollution and taboo (London:  Routledge, 1966, pp. 8 – 35).

Gerber, Lynne. “Sin,” in Seeking the straight and narrow: Weight loss and sexual reorientation in evangelical America (Chicago ; London : University of Chicago Press, 2011, pp. 19-51).

Griffith, R. Marie. “Body Salvation: New Thought, Father Divine, and the Feast of Material Pleasures,” Religion and American Culture: A Journal of Interpretation Vol. 11(2), 2001, pp. 119 – 53.

Daugherty, Mary Lee. “Serpent Handling as Sacrament,” Theology Today, 33(3), 1976, 232-243.

Haitian Vodou  McAlister, Elizabeth.  “Love, Sex, and Gender Embodied:  The Spirits of Haitian Vodou,” in Love, Sex and Gender in the World Religions, Edited by Joseph Runzo & Nancy M. Martin (Oxford:  Oneworld Press, 2000, pp. 128-45).

GENDERS IN THE RELIGIOUS IMAGINATION

Nanda, Serena.  “The Hijras: An Alternative Gender in Indian Culture,” in Stephen Ellingson & M. Christian Green (Eds), Religion and Sexuality in Cross-Cultural Perspective (NY:  Routledge, 2002, pp. 137-63).

Najmabadi, Afsaneh, “Iran Transing and Transpassing across Sex-Gender Walls in Iran,” Women's Studies Quarterly, Vol. 36(3/4), Trans- (Fall - Winter, 2008), pp. 23-42

Niculescu, Mira, “Women with shaved heads: Western Buddhist nuns and Haredi Jewish wives: Polysemy, universalism and misinterpretations of hair symbolism in pluralistic societies,” Scripta Instituti Donneriani Aboensis, 2011, Vol. 23, pp 309-32.

Langenberg, Amy Paris. “Buddhist Blood Taboo: Mary Douglas, Female Impurity, and Classical Indian Buddhism,” Journal of the American Academy of Religion, Vol. 84(1),  Mar 2016, pp. 157-191.

THE RACIALIZED BODY 

Lapidus, Steven.  “Bottoming for the Queen:  Queering the Jews in Protestant Europe at the Fin de Siècle,” in Frederick S. Roden (ed.) Jewish/Christian/Queer: Crossroads and Identities. (Aldershot, UK:  Ashgate Press, 2009, pp. 105-25).

Douglas, Kelly B. “Stereotypes, False Images, Terrorism:  The White Assault upon Black Sexuality,” in D. L. Boisvert & C. Daniel-Hughes, The Bloomsbury Reader in Religion, Sexuality, and Gender (NY:  Bloomsbury, 2017, pp. 16 – 27).

Douglas, Kelly B. “Crazy Blues,” in Black bodies and the black church:  A blues slant (Basingstoke, Palgrave Macmillan, 2012, pp. 3- 29)

Bowen, John, R.  “How the French State Justifies Controlling Muslim Bodies: From Harm-Based to Values-Based Reasoning,” Social Research, Vol. 78(2), The Body and the State: How the State Controls and Protects the Body, Part I (Summer, 2011), pp. 325-348.

MATERIAL BODIES 

Buenting, J. “Rehearsing vulnerability: BDSM as transformative ritual.” Chicago Theological Seminary Register, 93(1), 2003, pp. 39-49

Conklin, Beth A. ““Thus Are Our Bodies, Thus Was Our Custom”: Mortuary Cannibalism in an Amazonian society.”  American Ethnologist, Vol. 22(1), 1995, pp. 75-101.

Glick, Leonard, B.  “This Little Operation,” in Marked in Your Flesh:  Circumcision from Ancient Judea to Modern America, (Oxford:  Oxford University Press, 2005, pp. 179 – 214.

Kopelman, Loretta M, “Female Circumcision/Genital Mutilation and Ethical Relativism,” Second Opinion, 1994, Vol. 20(2), pp. 55-71.

[musicals-and-more]

2019 Tony Nominations!!!

I am so excited to watch James Cordon host the 73rd Annual Tony Awards on June 9th!!!

BEST MUSICAL

Ain't Too Proud

Beetlejuice

Hadestown

The Prom

Tootsie

BEST PLAY

Choir Boy

The Ferryman

Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus

Ink

What the Constitution Means to Me

BEST PLAY REVIVAL

Arthur Miller’s All My Sons

The Boys in the Band

Burn This

Torch Song

The Waverly Gallery

BEST MUSICAL REVIVAL

Kiss Me, Kate

Rodgers & Hammerstein's Oklahoma!

BEST ACTOR (PLAY )

Jeff Daniels, To Kill a Mockingbird

Paddy Considine, The Ferryman

Bryan Cranston, Network

Adam Driver, Burn This

Jeremy Pope, Choir Boy

BEST ACTRESS (PLAY)

Annette Bening, Arthur Miller’s All My Sons

Laura Donnelly, The Ferryman

Elaine May, The Waverly Gallery

Janet McTeer, Bernhardt/Hamlet

Laurie Metcalf, Hillary and Clinton

Heidi Schreck, What the Constitution Means to Me

BEST ACTRESS (MUSICAL)

Stephanie J. Block, The Cher Show

Caitlin Kinnunen, The Prom

Beth Leavel, The Prom

Eva Noblezada, Hadestown

Kelli O'Hara, Kiss Me, Kate

BEST ACTOR (MUSICAL)

Brooks Ashmanskas, The Prom

Derrick Baskin, Ain't Too Proud

Alex Brightman, Beetlejuice

Damon Daunno, Rodgers & Hammerstein's Oklahoma!

Santino Fontana, Tootsie

Best Book of a Musical

Ain't Too Proud – The Life and Times of the Temptations

Dominique Morisseau

Beetlejuice

Scott Brown & Anthony King

Hadestown

Anaïs Mitchell

The Prom

Bob Martin & Chad Beguelin

Tootsie

Robert Horn

Best Original Score (Music and/or Lyrics) Written for the Theatre

Be More Chill

Music & Lyrics: Joe Iconis

Beetlejuice

Music & Lyrics: Eddie Perfect

Hadestown

Music & Lyrics: Anaïs Mitchell

The Prom

Music: Matthew Sklar

Lyrics: Chad Beguelin

To Kill a Mockingbird

Music: Adam Guettel

Tootsie

Music & Lyrics: David Yazbek

Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Play

Paddy Considine, The Ferryman

Bryan Cranston, Network

Jeff Daniels, To Kill a Mockingbird

Adam Driver, Burn This

Jeremy Pope, Choir Boy

Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Play

Annette Bening, Arthur Miller's All My Sons

Laura Donnelly, The Ferryman

Elaine May, The Waverly Gallery

Janet McTeer, Bernhardt/Hamlet

Laurie Metcalf, Hillary and Clinton

Heidi Schreck, What the Constitution Means to Me

Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Musical

Brooks Ashmanskas, The Prom

Derrick Baskin, Ain't Too Proud – The Life and Times of the Temptations

Alex Brightman, Beetlejuice

Damon Daunno, Rodgers & Hammerstein's Oklahoma!

Santino Fontana, Tootsie

Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Musical

Stephanie J. Block, The Cher Show

Caitlin Kinnunen, The Prom

Beth Leavel, The Prom

Eva Noblezada, Hadestown

Kelli O'Hara, Kiss Me, Kate

Best Performance by an Actor in a Featured Role in a Play

Bertie Carvel, Ink

Robin De Jesús, The Boys in the Band

Gideon Glick, To Kill a Mockingbird

Brandon Uranowitz, Burn This

Benjamin Walker, Arthur Miller's All My Sons

Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role in a Play

Fionnula Flanagan, The Ferryman

Celia Keenan-Bolger, To Kill a Mockingbird

Kristine Nielsen, Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus

Julie White, Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus

Ruth Wilson, King Lear

Best Performance by an Actor in a Featured Role in a Musical

André De Shields, Hadestown

Andy Grotelueschen, Tootsie

Patrick Page, Hadestown

Jeremy Pope, Ain't Too Proud – The Life and Times of the Temptations

Ephraim Sykes, Ain't Too Proud – The Life and Times of the Temptations

Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role in a Musical

Lilli Cooper, Tootsie

Amber Gray, Hadestown

Sarah Stiles, Tootsie

Ali Stroker, Rodgers & Hammerstein's Oklahoma!

Mary Testa, Rodgers & Hammerstein's Oklahoma!

Best Scenic Design of a Play

Miriam Buether, To Kill a Mockingbird

Bunny Christie, Ink

Rob Howell, The Ferryman

Santo Loquasto, Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus

Jan Versweyveld, Network

Best Scenic Design of a Musical

Robert Brill and Peter Nigrini, Ain't Too Proud – The Life and Times of the Temptations

Peter England, King Kong

Rachel Hauck, Hadestown

Laura Jellinek, Rodgers & Hammerstein's Oklahoma!

David Korins, Beetlejuice

Best Costume Design of a Play

Rob Howell, The Ferryman

Toni-Leslie James, Bernhardt/Hamlet

Clint Ramos, Torch Song

Ann Roth, Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus

Ann Roth, To Kill a Mockingbird

Best Costume Design of a Musical

Michael Krass, Hadestown

William Ivey Long, Beetlejuice

William Ivey Long, Tootsie

Bob Mackie, The Cher Show

Paul Tazewell, Ain't Too Proud – The Life and Times of the Temptations

Best Lighting Design of a Play

Neil Austin, Ink

Jules Fisher + Peggy Eisenhauer, Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus

Peter Mumford, The Ferryman

Jennifer Tipton, To Kill a Mockingbird

Jan Versweyveld and Tal Yarden, Network

Best Lighting Design of a Musical

Kevin Adams, The Cher Show

Howell Binkley, Ain't Too Proud – The Life and Times of the Temptations

Bradley King, Hadestown

Peter Mumford, King Kong

Kenneth Posner and Peter Nigrini, Beetlejuice

Best Sound Design of a Play

Adam Cork, Ink

Scott Lehrer, To Kill a Mockingbird

Fitz Patton, Choir Boy

Nick Powell, The Ferryman

Eric Sleichim, Network

Best Sound Design of a Musical

Peter Hylenski, Beetlejuice

Peter Hylenski, King Kong

Steve Canyon Kennedy, Ain't Too Proud – The Life and Times of the Temptations

Drew Levy, Rodgers & Hammerstein's Oklahoma!

Nevin Steinberg and Jessica Paz, Hadestown

Best Direction of a Play

Rupert Goold, Ink

Sam Mendes, The Ferryman

Bartlett Sher, To Kill a Mockingbird

Ivo van Hove, Network

George C. Wolfe, Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus

Best Direction of a Musical

Rachel Chavkin, Hadestown

Scott Ellis, Tootsie

Daniel Fish, Rodgers & Hammerstein's Oklahoma!

Des McAnuff, Ain't Too Proud – The Life and Times of the Temptations

Casey Nicholaw, The Prom

Best Choreography

Camille A. Brown, Choir Boy

Warren Carlyle, Kiss Me, Kate

Denis Jones, Tootsie

David Neumann, Hadestown

Sergio Trujillo, Ain't Too Proud – The Life and Times of the Temptations

Best Orchestrations

Michael Chorney and Todd Sickafoose, Hadestown

Simon Hale, Tootsie

Larry Hochman, Kiss Me, Kate

Daniel Kluger, Rodgers & Hammerstein's Oklahoma!

Harold Wheeler, Ain't Too Proud – The Life and Times of the Temptations

Special Tony Awards for Lifetime Achievement in the Theatre Rosemary Harris

Terrence McNally

Harold Wheeler

Special Tony Awards

Marin Mazzie

Sonny Tilders and Creature Technology Company

Jason Michael Webb

Regional Theatre Tony Award

TheatreWorks Silicon Valley

Palo Alto, CA

Isabelle Stevenson Tony Award

Judith Light

Tony Honors for Excellence in the Theatre

Broadway Inspirational Voices – Michael McElroy, Founder

Peter Entin

FDNY Engine 54, Ladder 4, Battalion 9

Joseph Blakely Forbes

Congratulations to all the nominees and especially to Hadestown leading with 14 nominations!!!

[gamenightvarietyshow]

Next show: March 22!

Tickets are now available for the MARCH edition of Game Night: Variety Show!

Also check out/RSVP/invite your friends on FACEBOOK!

All inspired by the fun and community of playing games, Game Night is a variety show featuring music and comedy, AND a reason to put on pants and leave your home! The evening is created and hosted by Laser M Webber (The Doubleclicks, Catty Bs, Bridgetown) and Joseph Scrimshaw (Obsessed Podcast, Adult Swim, RiffTrax) at Geeky Teas new space in Burbank!

TICKETS: $8 online / $10 at the door: get them now!

Our March show features awesome guests, comedian/writer Josh Fruhlinger, comedian/writer Jordan Morris, and comedy musicians, Femmedy Trio!

Friday, March 22nd! Doors at 7:30pm, show at 8!

18+.

About Our Guests

Josh Fruhlinger is the author of the daily blog, The Comics Curmudgeon and the host of the monthly comedy show, The Internet Read Aloud. Josh was born and raised in Buffalo, New York, leaving him with a love of chicken wings and a tendency to say pop. He taught ancient Greek and Roman history to undergraduates before fleeing from academia in terror; worked for a failed San Francisco dot-com that neglected to supply him with stock options or an Aeron chair; lived in Berlin, where he mostly ate Indian and Ethiopian food; and finished in third place on his sole Jeopardy! appearance (the correct answer was Golda Meir). He lives in Los Angeles with his wife Amber and their cat Dr. Lisa. Hes been reading the entire comics section every day for as long as he can remember.

Jordan Morris in his own words: I wrote for (and occasionally appeared on) Comedy Central's Emmy-winning late night show, @Midnight. Some other credits include: Unikitty for Cartoon Network, Good Mythical Morning for YouTube and projects for Funny or Die, Geek & Sundry and Rifftrax. In the world of podcasting, I created the sci-fi comedy, Bubble. It was called one of the Best Podcasts of 2018 by Rolling Stone, Apple Podcasts and The Atlantic. Im also the co-host of Jordan, Jesse, Go!, a totally nonsensical chat show with Jesse Thorn (NPR) and a cavalcade of celebrity guests.

Femmedy Trio is an all-female comedic music group created by Stacey Hardke, Dahlya Glick, and Gabi Van Horn. With their sassy strength and clever lyrics, these ladies create funny, feminist tunes to save the world!

[waynebomberger]

A Work of Street Art: The Best Murals in Nashville

As Nashville continues to grow, so does its street art scene. And the more I deviate from my normal route in Nashville—thanks, traffic!—the more I see bold, new murals popping up daily. I absolutely love it. They’re unavoidable, they’re stunning, and they really dress the place us.

I’ve spent the past several years photographing every mural I’ve found. This is an exhaustive list of murals we’ve tracked down in every corner of Nashville, but my no means all of them, as street artists are adding to Music City’s cultural fabric daily thanks in part to creative pioneers like the Nashville Walls Project, which has been connecting both local and international artists with building owners for a handful of years.

Still, whether you’re a local looking for a Spring Break staycation idea or traveling around Music City’s many neighborhoods on your next weekend getaway, I hope you’ll use this handy map as your guide—and drop descriptions of any murals you find that I may have missed in the comments so I can add them accordingly.

Note: This post was last updated in March 2019.

Germantown

The neighborhood I spend most of my time in thanks to my yoga studio’s location is also one that’s quite walkable and boasts a growing number of restaurants. Park your car near Werthan Lofts and hit up these walls and murals by foot.

Rolf & Daughters wall, artist: Shantell Martin

700 Taylor St. at 7th Avenue North

Waves mural, artists: Eastside Murals

5th Avenue North and Monroe Street

Nashville scenes, artist: unknown

Rosa L Parks Boulevard and Taylor Street, across from Werthan Lofts

Saint Stephen (previously Mop | Broom), artist: Nathan Brown

1300 3rd Ave. N

Kindness Is, artist: Rebekah & Sarah

1120 4th Ave. N (on the side of Juice Bar Germantown)

Beethoven graffiti, artist: Blek Le Rat

(on the side of Barista Parlor x Germantown)

Marathon Village

My friend Adrien Saporiti (formerly of DCXV Industries) is the brains behind the iconic “I Believe in Nashville” mural, which has been posted more than one million times from seven different continents and which you can now see in Marathon Village, Riverside Village and in 12South. I prefer the Marathon Village location as it’s usually devoid of large crowds (though parking is tricky), plus you can visit Nelson’s Greenbrier and Corsair distilleries while there.

I Believe in Nashville murals, artist: Adrien Saporiti

Clinton Street, 625 Main St. and 2702 12th Ave. S

Jefferson Street Corridor

For those interested in Civil Rights history, there are some fascinating pieces along Jefferson near the Tennessee State University campus, particularly beneath the I-40 underpass.

Green Fleet Bicycle Shop mural, artist: Dough Joe/Yusef Hubb

934 Jefferson St.

Gateway to Heritage murals, artists: various

Jefferson Street beneath I-40

blues singers mural, artist: unknown

Jefferson Street between 26th and 27th Avenues

Elks Lodge mural, artist: Dough Joe/Yusef Hubb

2614 Jefferson St.

The Gulch

The “Wings mural” as many call it became the first conversation starter in the Gulch, but a number of bright, splashy creations have joined the fray this year so it’s worth strolling down 11th Avenue South to see else what you may find.

#WhatLiftsYou Nashville Wings mural, artist: Kelsey Montague

11th Avenue South (near Biscuit Love/behind Taziki’s)

Google Fiber mural in the Gulch, artist: Chris Zidek

118 12th Ave. N (on the side of Whiskey Kitchen)

The Nashville Walls Project, artists: Ian Ross, Jason Woodside

11th Avenue South and Laurel Street

12th and Porter mural, artist: Kim Kennedy

114 12th Ave. N

Patagonia mural, artist: Nathan Brown

601 Overton St. (side of Patagonia)

Note: The addition of Patagonia replaced this mural, which was one of my all-time favorites and a collaboration between Nathan Brown and Chris Zidek. I am happy, however, that Patagonia kept the general theme of the mural and also hired the same artist to do it!

Plaza Artist Materials mural, artist: Maggie Sanger

633 Middleton St.

Country music icon murals (Dolly, Johnny, Loretta, etc.), artist: unknown

711 6th Ave. S (on the back of Ed’s Supply Company)

8th Avenue South + Wedgewood Houston

I predict this area rife in artist galleries and studios will be the next big neighborhood for murals if zoning codes don’t prevent them, but for now, you really have to go hunting to find them.

Pastel geometrics mural, artist: unknown

429B Houston St. (patio of Jackalope Brewing Company’s Ranch)

#OleAllDay Tennessee Tristar mural, artist: unknown

462 Humphreys St. (on the side of Ole Rights Management)

Life Can Be Sweet mural, artist: Susanna Chapman

1512 8th Ave. S (side of Baked on 8th)

Hillsboro Village

Hillsboro Village is changing dramatically; it’s now easier to arrive on foot than find parking. But if you can nab a coveted spot, there’s a paid lot behind Pancake Pantry just off Belcourt Avenue (be sure and get a ticket before you leave your car as meter maids here are brutal!). An hour is all you need to wander this small area on the Vanderbilt campus and snap a couple shots of its walls.

Hillsboro Village dragon mural, artists: David Glick, Adam Randolph

2102 Belcourt Ave. (across from the Belcourt Theatre)

Drippy Lips mural, artist: Donald “Drawbertson” Robertson

1814 21st Ave. S (on the side of UAL)

12South

12South is another one of those highly walkable ‘hoods with murals tucked around every corner. Park on one of the side streets—just make sure it’s not a residential-only parking area, as you will get a ticket—and walk from one length at Sevier Park to the other at 12South Flats.

Nashville at Heart rainbow mural (former), artists: Eastside Murals

2705 12th Ave. S

Note: This has now been replaced with this Nashville #PeaceLoveGoodDeeds mural instead.

Draper James wall, artist: unknown

2608 12th Ave. S

12South flowers mural, artist: unknown

2900 12th Ave. S (the side of Green Pea Salon)

Make Music Not War mural, artist: Relax Max

2902 12th Ave. S (the side of Epice, across from Green Pea Salon)

Halycon Bike Shop mural, artist: Aaron Martin

2802 12th Ave. S

Rivive! 12South, artist: Mobe Oner

2814 12th Ave. S

12South graffiti, artist: unknown

12th Avenue South and Elmwood Avenue (photo credit: Joe Hendricks)

Charlotte Ave./Sylvan Park

Many of the murals along Charlotte Avenue are located along one stretch installed by Off the Wall Charlotte, a project backed by the Greater Nashville Arts & Business Council with several corporate sponsors. They’re a bit tricky to reach by foot, so I recommend parking in the lot in front of AVO and crossing the street at the traffic light with your photographer poised on the other side of the busy road.

Avocado mural, artist: unknown

3 City Ave. (side of AVO)

Take Flight mural, artist: Kevin Bongang / OFF the Wall Nashville

3020 Charlotte Ave. at 28th Avenue North

Fly Higher mural, artist: Joseph “Sentrock” Perez / OFF the Wall Nashville

3020 Charlotte Ave. at 28th Avenue North

It’s Gonna Be OK, artist: Sarah Tate / OFF the Wall Nashville

3020 Charlotte Ave. at 28th Avenue North

Scribbles, artist: Alic Daniel / OFF the Wall Nashville

3020 Charlotte Ave. at 28th Avenue North

artist: Julia Martin / OFF the Wall Nashville

3020 Charlotte Ave. at 28th Avenue North

Jessi Zazu #AintAfraid mural, artist: Billy Lilly / OFF the Wall Nashville

3020 Charlotte Ave. at 28th Avenue North

Black Cat Tips mural, artist: Kyle Brooks / OFF the Wall Nashville

3020 Charlotte Ave. at 28th Avenue North

Import Flowers Nashville mural, artist: unknown

3636 Murphy Rd.

Wish for Peace mural, artist: WHAT. Creative Group

4822 Charlotte Ave.

Love Heals Every Body mural, artist: Michael Cooper

5122 Charlotte Ave. (side of The Café at Thistle Farms)

The Nations

The Nations is very much up-and-coming, and this 160-foot-tall portrait of 91-year-old Nashville native Lee Estes painted on an old silo is one of its most famed residents. I love seeing more new businesses are commissioning pieces as a way to bring art lovers to this very hip ‘hood.

Silo mural, artist: Guido van Helten

1407 51st Ave. N

The Nations walls, artists: Mobe Oner, Zidekahedron, Folek

5901 California Ave. (side of Music City Tents & Events)

Beaujolais mural, artist: Chloe Meyer

5026 Centennial Blvd. (on the side of Nicky’s Coal Fired)

Tennessee state outline, artist: WHAT. Creative Group

5012 Centennial Blvd. (on the side of Southern Grist Brewing Co.)

“Play Well” Lego Man mural, artist: forBecks

1400 51st Ave N (front entrance to Frothy Monkey)

Music Row/Midtown

Midtown is getting a pop of color with some new street art painted down alleys and on parking garages. Music Row, which has a protected historic overlay, on the other hand, isn’t exactly brimming with street art, so you have to go in search of fun pieces like this by heading down Roy Acuff Lane on foot. Pro tip: Also grab a photo with the guitar installations outside of Studio B while you’re there.

Elliston Parking Garage, Nashville Walls Project artists: Chris Zidek, Audi Adams, Folek, Chase, Brian Wooden, Tess Erlenborn, Daniel Lane, Mobe, Emily Miller, Nathan Brown.

207 Louise Ave. (across from Cafe Coco)

Hieroglitches mural, artist: Adrien Saporiti

2813 West End Ave. (beside the entrance to Three Brothers Coffee)

Dueling Cowboys mural, artist: Mike Shine

24 Music Square West (across the street from Historic RCA Studio B)

walls inside Le Sel, artist: Alic Daniel

1922 Adelicia St.

Downtown

Downtown is dotted with murals—like the Rainbow Walls that Instagram commissioned from Adrien Saporiti for IG’s #KindComments campaign in support of the LGBTQ community—but there are also a number of country music personalities like Johnny Cash who have their own dedicated pieces of art.

The Art of the Chalice, artists: Eastside Murals

174 3rd Ave. N (on the side of Piranha’s Bar & Grill)

Instagram’s #KindComments Mural, artist: Adrien Saporiti

218 3rd Ave. N (on the side of Black Rabbit)

Gibson Tribute guitar wall, artists: Brandon Donahue, Chris Zidek, Emily Miller, Herb Williams, Sam Dunson

3rd Avenue N (across Printer’s Alley from Skulls)

Downtown dog mural, artist: Herakut

204 6th Ave. N (side of Nashville Finance Co.)

Downtown Presbyterian duo of murals, artist: Tavar Zawacki

5th Avenue N alley between Church and Commerce streets

Curiot and Rone murals, artists: Favio Martinez, Tyrone Wright

Church Street between 6th Avenue S and St. Cloud Alley (side of Oscar’s Taco Shop)

Rivive! mural, artist: Beau Stanton

5th Avenue N and Commerce Street

The Wall of Cash mural, artists: Thoughts Manifested Crew

300 4th Ave. South

Note: This one is at risk of being torn down.

East Nashville

Of all the neighborhoods in town, East Nashville is the one most brimming with street art of all kinds—you’ll find it on the sides of buildings, you’ll see it hidden beneath construction zones, you’ll spy paintings on the backs of residential fences. The easiest way to see it all is to hop in the car with a friend and drive down Gallatin Pike to see what all you can find.

Stay Tuned Nashville mural, artist: Adrien Saporiti

Center 615 at 625 Main St.

Little Octopus mural, artist: Chris Zidek

604 Gallatin Ave.

#WhatLiftsYou Hot Air Balloon mural, artist: Kelsey Montague

1034 W Eastland Ave. (side of the Cleo)

Nashville balloons mural, artist: Mobe Oner

1003 Russell St. (side of Boombozz East Nashville)

Google Fiber geometrics mural, artist: Nathan Brown

1012 Woodland St. (on the side of Five Points Pizza)

Five Points murals, artists: Leah Tumerman, Sterling Goller Brown

103 South 11th St. (on the side of and behind Eastside Cycles)

East Nashville Center 615 mural, artist: Folek

626 Main St.

Cactus murals, artist: unknown

N. 7th St. on the alleyway between Main and Woodland streets

The Crying Wolf mural, artist: Denton Burrows, Lauren Asta

823 Woodland St.

Flowers of Walden, artist: Tara Aversa

2909 Gallatin Pk. (side of Walden bar and also inside the bar)

Trailer Park Boys mural, artists: Mobe Oner, Zidekahedron, Folek

1006 Gallatin Ave. (on the side of LabCanna East)

The Athens of the South mural, artist: Mobe Oner

704 Main St. (on the side of Greko Greek Street Food)

Jerry’s Artarama, artist: unknown

713 Main St.

East Nashville sign mural, artist: unknown

311 Gallatin Ave.

Microsoft mural, artist: Bryan Deese

1106 Gallatin Ave.

The Cobra mural, artists: Eastside Murals

2511 Gallatin Ave.

Betor Forever mural, artist: Ronnie Bobal

Gallatin Pike and Carolyn Avenue (on the side of Pocket Monkey Recycling)

Mother Earth mural, artist: Skye Walker x Keep A Breast

500 Gallatin Ave. (on the side of Hair World Beauty Supply)

Mountain Woman mural, artist: Skye Walker

500 Gallatin Ave. (on the side of Hair World Beauty Supply)

“Welcome to Nashville” pig mural, artist: Kim Radford

1306 McGavock Pk. (on the side of Mitchell Delicatessen)

Cheetah mural, artists: Eastside Murals

visible from the parking lot of Stay Golden East

Born in Tennessee mural, artists: Eastside Murals

Woodland and S. 10th streets (Five Points intersection)

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There will always be new murals left to photograph, so I’ll add to this list as I find them. Feel free to drop me a note in the comments highlighting any murals I’ve missed so far!

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As Regan summed it up in her devastating analysis, “This failed rally sent the message that Jewish votes and voices don’t matter. They don’t even come out to a rally to fight anti-Semitism so why would a politician stand with Israel and the Jews if Jews don’t stand with Israel and the Jews.”

The American Jewish community is prioritizing its place at the Left’s table over being Jews. Why? Because of a mistaken belief that if we’re just better progressives, if we just support the people demonizing us, if we just compromise a little bit more, then we will be safe from our oppressors.

It’s like American Jews completely miss the lessons we are commanded to relearn each spring at Passover. Remember, the Jews in Egypt were enslaved in a day or through a mass campaign of force. It was little compromises we agreed to when the new Pharaoh, the one who did not know Joseph, came to power. We deluded ourselves, saying “it’s his adviser” or “it’s a fluke” or “he’ll remember what we did for his father.”

But he didn’t.

There is a new Pharaoh on the Left, or more accurately Pharaohs. And the new leaders don’t care about the fact that we marched at Selma, or helped with the voter registration drives, or Julius Rosenwald did. They don’t care.

Because all they see are Jews. And to them, even a “good Jew” is just a Zionist. And to them, a Zionist is second only to a Trump supporter when it comes to heresy.

And even when we see the evidence of their antisemitism, as a community, we don’t punish them for it. We allow them to take us for granted because they know that as a community, we have become slaves in our minds to the Left. Yes, there are some exceptions to the rule, but an overwhelming majority of American Jews cannot conceive of looking to the right of the aisle for an alternative.

Just like the Jews in Egypt, we have allowed the Left to enslave us and abuse us. And until we decide we are Jews, instead of progressives, first, we will continue to be enslaved and abused. And it will only get worse.

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El gato Mississippi y el poeta Joseph Brodsky by Antonio Marín Segovia El gato Mississippi y el poeta Joseph Brodsky “…y mirando al sol con los ojos entrecerrados, una sensación me invadió de pronto: Soy un gato. Un gato que acaba de comerse un pez. Si alguien me hubiera hablado en aquel momento, habría maullado. Me sentí absoluta y ‘animalmente’ feliz”. Así hablaba Joseph Brodsky describiendo un momento de su vida. En el ensayo “A Room and a Half” (Una habitación y media), el escritor cuenta que, de niño, disfrutaba pronunciando algunas palabras como lo haría un gato. Su padre enseguida se apuntó al juego y acabaron llamándose mutuamente “Gran gato” y “Pequeño gato”. El título del ensayo se debe a que vivía con sus padres en un auténtico palacio repartido entre varias familias donde cada persona tenía derecho a 9,5 metros cuadrados. Su “media habitación” estaba separada de la de sus padres con cortinas y estanterías llenas de libros. Estuviera donde estuviera, tenía tendencia a buscar la compañía de gatos. Fueron sus amigos más fieles empezando por Olga, la gata blanca y negra de su infancia; Glick, el gato ruidoso y algo loco de la gran poetisa rusa Anna Ajmátova; Pas, el gato gris que su madre ganó en una partida de cartas; Patas Blancas y Sansón, cuando vivía en Leningrado; el bien llamado Big Red y, finalmente, Mississippi, su inseparable compañero en Estados Unidos. Andrei Kjrzhanovski, el director de la película “Room and a Half” (Habitación y media), mezcla de falso documental y animación en torno a la vida de su amigo Joseph Brodsky, y también amante de los gatos, dijo: “A veces le preguntaban por qué había llamado Mississippi a su gato y solía contestar: ‘Para mí era importante que el nombre contuviera muchas eses porque en ruso el sonido de la ese se asocia a los gatos’. A menudo Brodsky firmaba con el dibujo de un gato. El realizador se refiere en varias ocasiones a Joseph Brodsky como Joseph Catman, es decir, Joseph “hombre-gato”. Antes de esta película ya había realizado un cortometraje sobre el autor titulado “A Cat and a Half” (Un gato y medio), una combinación de animación, documental, fotografía y ficción. Tardó diez años en completar ambas. En el largometraje, Andrei Kjrzhanovski incluso llega a decir que los primeros poemas del autor son obra de un descarado gato de animación que no para de fumar y que solo vive en la imaginación del niño Joseph. Más tarde, cuando Brodsky ya vivía exiliado en Estados Unidos, su madre Masva hablaba con un gato como si su hijo habitara en la cabeza del felino. Joseph Brodsky (Iosif Alekzandrovich Brodsky) nació el 24 de mayo de 1940 en Leningrado, un año antes de la invasión nazi. Su madre era contable y su padre, fotógrafo para el Museo de la Marina de Leningrado. Hijo único, era el ojo derecho de ambos. Leningrado fue asediada dos años por las tropas alemanas durante la guerra, y a pesar de no tener comida, sus habitantes nunca se rindieron. Dejó el instituto a los 15 años, cuando su padre perdió el puesto en el Museo, y se puso a trabajar en una fábrica, pero lo dejó a los seis meses. En los siete años siguientes trabajó en un faro, en un laboratorio de cristalografía y en una funeraria, entre otros lugares. Empezó a escribir poemas a los 17 años y no tardó en llamar la atención de Anna Ajmátova, que se convirtió en su protectora y mentora. En 1964 fue condenado a cinco años de trabajos forzados en el norte de Rusia por “parásito social”. Durante los meses que duró el juicio se le internó en un hospital psiquiátrico, un periodo muy duro para él. Sin embargo, los 18 meses de condena que pasó en el pueblo de Norenskaya, a unos 550 kilómetros al norte de Leningrado, fueron maravillosos. Alquiló una casita sin calefacción ni agua, pero estaba solo. Sus amigos y su madre iban a verle, tenía una máquina de escribir y leía a su poeta favorito, W.H. Auden. A pesar de una condena de cinco años, pudo regresar mucho antes gracias a la campaña mediática que organizaron Anna Ajmátova y Jean-Paul Sartre. Su exilio tuvo el efecto opuesto al deseado por las autoridades soviéticas: era desconocido fuera de su país y regresó a Leningrado como un celebridad internacional. Aun así, le era imposible publicar en la Unión Soviética y sobrevivía haciendo traducciones o pequeños trabajos. A principios de los setenta, los vientos políticos volvieron a cambiar de rumbo y Brézhnev aprovechó la presión de occidente para “liberar” a judíos soviéticos. Brodsky dispuso en 1972 de tres semanas para hacer las maletas e irse para siempre. Primero llegó a Viena, donde conoció por casualidad a su ídolo W.H. Auden, y acabó en Estados Unidos, primero en Nueva York y luego en Massachusetts como profesor. En 1987 ganó el Premio Nobel de Literatura, lo que le permitió pasar largas temporadas en Italia, y en 1991 fue nombrado poeta laureado de Estados Unidos. Se casó con una joven universitaria de ascendencia rusa e italiana, y se mudó a Brooklyn. En 1993, su esposa dio a luz a una hija a la que llamaron Anna. El poeta falleció el 28 de enero de 1996 de un infarto a los 56 años. Nunca regresó a Rusia, a pesar de sus muchos intentos. Aunque adoptó la nacionalidad estadounidense, jamás dejó de ser ruso y de echar de menos el país donde había nacido. Y para volver a los gatos, escribió: “Soy como un gato. Cuando algo me gusta, quiero olerlo y relamerme… Como un gato, ¿verdad? A los gatos les da exactamente igual que exista una sociedad que se llame ‘Memoria’, o un departamento de propaganda del Comité Central del Partido Comunista de la Unión Soviética. También les deja en la más absoluta indiferencia quién es el presidente de Estados Unidos, incluso si hay uno. ¿Por qué sería yo peor que un gato?” gatosyrespeto.org/2018/02/08/el-gato-mississippi-y-el-poe... https://flic.kr/p/2m6sLWo

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Milkie đến Buffalo Renaissance Properties LLC, 165.000 đô la. • 291 Riley, Lee & vivian LLC đến Christopher J. Murray, 154.750 đô la. • 59 Columbus Ave., Amanda Batt; Daniel Batt đến William P. Davin; Amanda C. Mee, 149.350 đô la. • 356 Herkimer St., Tamla Moo; Soe Ngwe cho William Peri, 138.500 đô la. • 45 Doyle Ave., Paul Darling đến Day Wah, 137.000 đô la. • 226 Sanders, Lynn P. Craig đến Diamond Acer Inc, 135.000 đô la. • 129 Whitfield Ave., John J. Mckeone; Mary C. Mckeone cho Jonathan & elisabeth Langley 2017 Trust Tr, 129.900 đô la. • 215 Rhode Island St., 508 Plymouth LLC đến Djb Residences LLC, 120.000 đô la. • 117 Trang St., Richard M. Farkas; Richard Michael Farkas đến Kriti Dahal; Birat Kadariya, $ 120.000. • 179 Newfield, Phillip J. Ormsby cho Hser Eh; Hser Htoo, $ 116,000. • 411 Parkdale, Devin Eckert; Noreen Eckert; Devin Kelly đến Keith Pawlowski, $ 115.000. • 114 Ladner Ave., Mcdonald Trust 091009 Tr đến Kellen L. Pinkston, $ 114.000. • 1133 Tonawanda St., James D. Battaglia cho Abdulhadi Jassim, $ 110.000. • 743 Tifft WNY Properties LLC, 100.000 đô la. • 2450 Seneca St., John M. Mullins Jr. đến Clovis Daniels III, 100.000 đô la. • 335 Austin St., Sally S. Jorani đến Mohamad Y. Yakub, 99.000 đô la. • 279 Weston Ave., Ugr Giới hạn LLC đến Anis Aba Zaid, 95.500 đô la. • 681 Northumberland Ave., Jason Shakeel Mahmood; Tahir Mahmood to Jermaine D. Brown, 93.000 đô la. • 2293 Niagara St., Michelle L. Carey to Chri Moo, 91.000 đô la. • 333 Vermont, Denise Nichols cho Md Touhidul Hồi giáo; Md Shahnur Talukder, 85.000 đô la. • 318 Woodside Ave., David M. Tuần; John L. Tuần,; Michael L. Tuần; Robert B. Tuần tới Hook & Lad Development LLC, 85.000 đô la. • 63 Littlefield, Debra Chillis đến Farjana Akter; Mohammed Manik, 81.100 đô la. • 187 Sumner, Robert M. Ciesielski; Andrew Smith; Andrew W. Smith gửi Ngân hàng Hoa Kỳ NA, $ 80,153. • 789 Glenwood Ave., Armo Holdings LLC đến Ahamed Mohammad Hassan Sedik, $ 78.000. • 7 Lilac St., Dawn M. Rogalski; Steven R. Teeft cho Ashley Walker; Robert T. Walker, 75.000 đô la. • 145 Cáp St., Michael A. Federici đến Tarsi L. Nathan, 75.000 đô la. • 584 Utica St West, Commonwealth Properties Lc to Buffalo Renaissance Properties LLC, 72.000 đô la. • 219 French St., Ahmed Bhuiyan ; Mohammed Yasin đến Khan Md Azmal Hossain; Sonia Khan, 72.000 đô la. • 36 Custer, James M. Joyce đến Kaijar Ahmed, 70.000 đô la. • 60 Clayton St., Mark J. Schlant đến Thui Lawn Mathning, 68.000 đô la. • 60 Clayton St., Cynthia S. Farney; Roger J. Farney III; Roger J. Farney Jr. đến Thui Lawn Mathning, 68.000 đô la. • 25 Pulaski St., Anthony Post; Gloria M. Đăng lên Barry J. Wilkins; Jamie E. Wilkins, 65.000 đô la. • 249 Madison, Evelyn Hall đến Công ty Bất động sản Quốc tế, 62.000 đô la. • 312 Weston, Mahabbat Ali Akhund đến Sobila Properties Inc, 56.000 đô la. • 114 Spann, Cecile M. Meyer cho Bank of America NA, $ 50,648. • Công viên 118 South, Mueller Ben Kurt; Công ty ủy thác vốn chủ sở hữu dba; Sterling ủy thác cho Darryl Carr; Công viên Ave. Estates LLC, 50.000 đô la. • 452 Willett St., Third World Holdings LLC đến Rj Fitz Properties LLC, 50.000 đô la. • 135 Sweet St., Jobrul Amhed đến Shahana Properties LLC, 50.000 đô la. • 74 Decker, Ivory L. Bouyer cho Queen City Invest LLC, 50.000 đô la. • 132 Royal, Sandra L. Williams đến Meira Thực phẩm LLC, 50.000 đô la. • 74 Howell, Sandra L. Williams; Sandra Long Williams đến Meira Thực phẩm LLC, $ 50.000. • 565 Walden, Mohammed Ismail đến Zulakha Morris, $ 48.000. • 944 West, Dyl Realty LLC đến Raghad T. Dhaifallah, $ 48.000. • 51 Moreland, John J. Sotack cho Rza Group Inc. 46.000 đô la. • 39 Manitoba St., Hook Handyman Service LLC đến Hillel Goral, 45.000 đô la. • 1031 East Lovejoy St., Third World Holdings LLC đến Rj Fitz Properties LLC, 45.000 đô la. • 18 Spaulding St., Third World Holdings LLC đến Rj Fitz Thuộc tính LLC, 45.000 đô la. • 57 Schiller, 35 Sayre LLC cho Công ty quản lý tài sản Ababil, 45.000 đô la. Gibson St., Angelo Quattrociocchi đến Sunshine Buffalo Inc, $ 42,602. • 394 Dearborn, Frederick J. Lynch; Mary E. Lynch đến Four Points Property Management LLC, $ 40.000. • 164 Kilhoffer, Công ty ủy thác vốn chủ sở hữu; Regina M Neff Ira (200355483) Ben đến Abu Sufian, $ 40.000. • 355 Longnecker St., Annette Glowka; Susan Karalus cho Kats Development LLC, $ 37.000. • 41 Jones, Michael A. Seaman; Thành phố Buffalo cho Tập đoàn Amanut, 37.000 đô la. • 186 Barnard St., Sonny Nguyễn đến Bích-Dao Thi Tran, 35.000 đô la. • 650 Utica E, Md Abu Naser đến Parvin Aktar; Md Azgar Hossain, 35.000 đô la. • 111 Shumway St., Gold Rock Properties WNY LLC đến Darren Martin; Gisele Martin, 35.000 đô la. • 43 Fox, Mary A. Carter đến Mohammed Ahmed, 35.000 đô la. • 262 Sobieski, Kenneth M. Mazur đến Syed U. Qadri, 35.000 đô la. • 34 Reed St., April M. Thompson đến 4 Linc Inc. 35.000 đô la. • 55 Hồng, David Hayes đến Rosa Rosado, 34.400 đô la. • 111 Jones St., Deucemont LLC đến Ida Munga; Victor Mwanzo, 34.000 đô la. • 198 Jewett Parkway, Jennifer L. Schaffstall đến James A. Schaffstall, 33.700 đô la. • 191 Newburgh Ave., Michael Heflin; Tami Heflin đến Umma S. Shazia, $ 32.500. • 233 Dutton Ave., Jerry C. Thomas đến Arif Shakil; Syeda Tarannum, 30.000 đô la. • 137 Clarence, Oneil Brown đến Ahmed Bhuiyan; Mohammed Yasin, 30.000 đô la. • 83 Clarence Ave., Leslie Brown đến Ap Multibuz Inc, 30.000 đô la. • Đất trống Peremont Place, Nhà thờ Baptist Cazenovia Park cho Edward Weber, 30.000 đô la. • 283 Leroy Ave., Artis L. Pierce; Tara Y. Đâm vào Jayed Ahmed; Numan Ahmed, 29.000 đô la. • 297 Đinh lăng, Karen M. Herman; Richard E. Herman đến Roebling LLC, $ 28.500. • 32 Woodside, Hamilton Enterprises LLC đến Vin7 LLC, $ 23.000. • 530 Busti Ave., Antonino Pecoraro; Michael Pokriki cho Người chăn cừu & Peterson Properties LLC, $ 18,900. • Cuộc diễu hành 85 Đông, Demario Bonner; Johnny Lee Bonner đến Aquas Corp, 17.500 đô la. • 415 Winslow Ave., Mahabbat Ali Akhund đến Sobila Properties Inc, 16.900 đô la. • 74 Lemon, Michael A. Seaman; Thành phố Buffalo cho Michelle Mayo, $ 16.500. • 103 Thomas St., James L. Murphy đến Richard P. Markert, $ 15.000. • 292 Stockbridge, Alfred T. Warren đến Kamrun Nahar, $ 8,500. • 38 Royal Av, Kervin Mateo cho Michael Tôn giáo, 8.000 đô la. CHEEKTOWAGA • 3085 Harlem Road, Cheektowaga I Medical Properties LLC đến Pmak Cheektowaga LLC, 36.000.000 USD. • 50-950 Thruway Plaza Drive, G & i Ix Empire Thruway Plaza LLC đến Carrols LLC, $ 1.200.000. • 60 Hickory Grove Marshall, $ 212.500. • 109 Preston St., David M. Wilkosz; Judith A. Wilkosz cho Steve Simme, $ 185,000. • 93 Sebring Drive, Craig M. Emminger; Kimberly Lewis đến Qin Yong Huang, 180.000 đô la. • 203 Lydia Lane, Christopher J. Santora đến Steven J. Herod, 180.000 đô la. • 16 Fairoaks Lane, Joseph A. Devincentis; Margaret L. Devincentis; Kathleen Ann Lyons; Patricia Cecelia Russ đến Jerry Sharpe, $ 169,900. • Sân thượng 32 Manlon, Michelle L. Adams; Heather L. Morgante đến Dimond M. Truesdale; Michael L. Truesdale Jr., 169.900 đô la. • 118 Nam Prince Drive, Jacqueline M. Amodeo; Anthony S. Labarbara; Anthony Labarbara đến Craig M. Emminger; Kimberly A. Emminger, 168.450 đô la. • 941 Tòa án Sherwood, George Poulos đến Kelsey Leon-Wedmore, 168.000 đô la. • 112 Đại lộ Greenway, Eye On Design Homes Inc đến Nancy E. Highway, 165.000 đô la. • 4 Joseph St., Patricia A. Kupkowski ; Sharon M. Kupkowski đến Pháp Khanal; Yam Khanal, 164.000 đô la. • 184 Diane Drive, Harry D. Smith đến Matthew G. Reinbold; Tháp Patricia L., $ 163.500. • 94 Yvette Drive, Kelsey Fitzgerald; Andrew Fogelsonger đến Joseph A. Todoro, 157.500 đô la. • 1684 Kensington Ave., Brian P. Meier đến Jacobi Whitfield, 157.000 đô la. • Đường 22 Yorktown, Lisa M. Voelker đến Rachel M. Stotz, 153.000 đô la. • 74 Judith A, Renee Carroll ; Irene Romanowski; Robert Romanowski đến Mariola Niewiadomski, 150.000 đô la. • 108 Cornell Drive, Lynn Karp đến Andrew Fogelsonger; Kelsey Fogelsonger, 150.000 đô la. • 180 Cass Ave., Alan F. Zdon; Sharon M. Zdon đến Jacob Walkow; Sara Walkow, 149.000 đô la. • 390 Mcnaughton Ave., Richard Lasker; Ying Lasker cho Jocelyn J. Folaron, $ 147.000. • 151 Kilbourne Road, Joseph A. Oscarier; Linda A. Oscar cho Bridget D. Randle, $ 145.000. • 236 Poinciana Parkway, Christopher E. Boyd; Miranda L. Boyd cho Adam M. Ryan; Richard J. Ryan, $ 145,000. • 57 đường Meadowlawn, Tracy L. Bieber đến Arielle N. Brown, $ 143.500. • Ngõ 82 Constance, Gerald W. Felckowski; Michelina Odonnell cho Callie J. Weigand, 140.000 đô la. • 1372 Đường Harlem, Thuộc tính Cao nguyên của Buffalo Inc đến Andrew Ha Sr., 135.000 đô la. • 58 Satinwood Drive, Joyce Ritenburg; Jean M. Tocha cho Michael R. Beutler, 132.000 đô la. • 28 Yvonne Ave., Carol Skotnicki; David M. Skotnicki đến Erika Skotnicki, 125.000 đô la. • 329 Mcnaughton Ave., Audrey L. Latza đến Jeffrey P. Torgalski, 122.000 đô la. • 157 Briarcliff, Kevin Seaman Ira Ben; Công ty ủy thác vốn chủ sở hữu đối với Courtney E. Helinski, $ 115.000. • 35 Mafalda Drive, Joseph P. Laporta; Susan M. Laporta đến Abdulaziz Alharbi, 112.500 đô la. • 44 Rumford St., Sue A. Winklhofer đến Ryan P. Mooney, 112.500 đô la. • 1194 Đại lộ đô thị George, Chehabi Catherine El; Barbara M. Lynch; Barbara Zygmunt cho Gary M. Ryan; Karen M. Ryan, 104.000 đô la. • 76-78 Đại lộ đô thị George, Thuộc tính vùng cao của Buffalo Inc đến Andrew Ha Sr., 100.000 đô la. • 1071 Cleveland Drive, Michele A. Meldrum đến Joshua C. Crosby, 96.000 đô la. • 10 Village Lane, Ngăn xếp Lorraine; Richard E. Stack đến Md Mayen Uddin, 95.300 đô la. • Đường thế kỷ 114, Chứng chỉ tài sản bảo đảm vốn chủ sở hữu sê-ri 2006-3 Tr; Chứng khoán tài sản đảm bảo tài sản của Wells Fargo 2006-3 Tin tưởng vào Yesmin Management LLC, 95.000 đô la. • 79 Le Havre Drive, Carol J. Calo cho Mathew Matla, 92.000 đô la. • 232 Curtiss St., Terena K. Clore to Kenneth R. Murphy, 85.000 đô la. • 147 Gualbert Ave., Ruth Peters đến Kanij FHRa Nijum; Mohammed L. Rahman, $ 80,250. • 41 Đường Meaford, Monir Hossain; Nundes A. Hossain đến Yesmin Management LLC, $ 80,096. • 186 Willowlawn Parkway, Angel C. Cruz; Lorraine M. Cruz đến Mohammed Delowar Hossain; Nowshara J. Hossain, 65.000 đô la. • 124 Willowlawn Pky, Helen M. Arent to Todd R. Benzin, 58.000 đô la. • 32 Audet Drive, Nicole L. Guyer; Carrie M. Guyer-Woodard; Nicole L. Guyer-Woodard; Carrie M. Woodard cho Nicole L. Guyer-Woodard, $ 11,512. CÂU HỎI • 10390 Main St., Rbj Properties LLC để hoàn thành 7 thuộc tính LLC, $ 912.000. • 9684 Cobblestone Drive, Andrea T. Esch; Andrew E. Esch đến Adam E. Chipalowsky; Kristen L. Chipalowsky, $ 765.000. • 9674 Tòa án Aster vàng, Frank J. Marracino; Wende Anne Marracino đến Bình minh M. Nicosia; Michael L. Nicosia, $ 730.000. • 8972 Marcos Hideaway, Forbes Homes Inc cho Christopher J. Rogers; Erika A. Rogers, $ 625,894. • 5417 Alderbrook Lane, Dog Bone Partners LLC đến Darlene R. Witkowski; Thomas H. Witkowski, 597.620 đô la. • 8353 Black Walnut Drive, Lisa Paige; Sean Paige đến Alexander Stremiakov; Volha Stremiakova, $ 549,900. • 4667 Brentwood Drive, Adam E. Chipalowsky; Kristen L. Wilson đến Joseph P. Heins; Maria M. Heins, $ 460.000. • 9250 Qua Cimato, Anna M. Diliberto; Joseph J. Diliberto đến Paul A. Lilley; Zografia Lilley, $ 417.500. • 4561 Gentwood Drive, Gentwood Development LLC đến David P. Jernigan, 394.450 đô la. • 5391 Briannas Nook, Marrano / marc Equity Corporation cho Gary W. Derner; Sharon Derner, 385.834 đô la. • 5652 Ferncrest Ct -b, Biệt thự tại Spaulding Green LLC đến Mary E. Levea, 379.424 đô la. • 5035 Glenwood Drive, Caleb A. Hamlin; Jennifer L. Hamlin đến Craig Zimpfer, 335.000 đô la. • 5550 Via Marina Drive, Daniel A. Parisi; Marilyn E. Parisi đến Mkj Buffalo Group Inc, $ 322,000. • 10065 Clarence Center Road, Laurence W. Graves; Lee Ann Graves đến Heath R. Marchand; Sarah E. Marchand, $ 275,000. • 8285 Đường Greiner, Bryan P. Lorenz; Jennifer A. Lorenz đến Christopher G. Gromek, 255.000 đô la. • 8947 ngõ gỗ, Melissa M. Haentges; Sean M. Haentges cho Jessica Costantino; Gary Westberg, $ 248,000. • 10190 Clarence Center Road, Keith J. Byers đến Michele C. Brayley, 238.000 đô la. • 5462 Village Station Circle, Peter T. Loconti đến Margot Bailey, 230.000 đô la. • 4299 Roxbury Drive, Heath R. Marchand; Sarah Newman đến Deborah M. Delucia, 230.000 đô la. • 7345 Đường vận chuyển, Kim N. Athans đến Wendybird Properties LLC, 180.000 đô la. • 10745 Main St., Newhouse Gordon LLC đến Derose Properties LLC, 117.000 đô la. COLDEN • 8675 Thác Road, Tod D. Smith đến Max Brock, $ 160.000. • 8321 Knapp Road, Richard J. Maciejewski; Suzanne M. Maciejewski đến Dylan J. Kerlin; Shannon M. Miller, $ 121,191. THU THẬP • Đất trống Wilson Road, Emil Filkorn; Sigrid Filkorn cho John R. Pusztay; Loriann Pusztay, 47.322 đô la. CONCORD • 10901 Đường Glenwood, Nancy A. Ballantyne; Carolyn E. Leed đến Deutsche Bank Company Trust Tr; Các khoản phải thu bảo đảm tài sản được bảo đảm LLC Trust 2006-Wm3 và xem, $ 321,569. • 36 Edelweiss Drive, Wesley Burris; Lynn Goble cho Chad Beers, 110.000 đô la. EDEN • 4254 Mary Drive, Lina Capital LLC đến Bradley Schreiber, 158.000 đô la. ELMA • 1291 Đường Jamison, Sara A. Meiler; Steven M. Meiler cho Nicole Serio Nhu cầu bổ sung của bên thứ nhất Tr, Trust, $ 689.500. • 1540 Billington Road, Gail M. Magdon; David R. Petrille đến Bowen Road Properties LLC, $ 310.000. • 101 Fairway Drive, John T. Nowak Sr.; Rosemarie Nowak cho David Skotnicki, 265.000 đô la. • 661 Stolle Road, B & e Trust không thể hủy ngang 090415 Tr cho Joseph A. Oscarier; Linda Oscarier, 250.000 đô la. • 1030 Đường Ostrander, Sandra J. Junkin đến Angela L. Patti, 245.000 đô la. • 1840 Đường Bullis, Julianna T. Gauthier đến Ellen Durkin, 236.100 đô la. MỌI NGƯỜI • 8756 Đường Bờ Hồ, Kenneth R. Wyman; Phyllis M. Wyman cho Eric Heffler, 525.000 đô la. • 6789 Đường Derby, Jessica L. Persichini; John J. Persichini cho David C. Weber, 227.000 đô la. • 875 Đường Bennett, Adalbert Rojek III đến Jean C. Cosenza, 186.170 đô la. • 9405 Đường Versailles, Roseann Zielinski; Thomas J. Zielinski đến Thomas G. Colligan, 170.000 đô la. • 600 Milsom Parkway, Betty A. Waddell; Ernest J. Waddell cho Daniel P. Duhan; Laura S. Duhan, 130.000 đô la. ĐẢO GRAND • 126 Country Club Drive, John W Stickl Construction Co Inc đến Fred B. Klein, 295.000 đô la. • 3427 Stony Point Road, Alfred O. Minklei; Alfred Minklei; Elizabeth N. Minklei cho Emily A. Carowick; Fred M. Carowick Jr., 270.000 đô la. • 1806 Đường Stony Point, Jennifer Schneider; Kimberly A. Schrey; Kimberly Schrey; Geraldine Witkowski cho Lisa M. Grochowski; Michael L. Grochowski, 199.000 đô la. • 2610 Đường cơ sở, Elsie O. Gasbarro đến Richard S. Campagna Sr.; Rosemary A. Campagna, 165.000 đô la. • 3325 Wallace Drive, Pretium Mortimbition Trust Tr to Stephen Liebler, 105.000 đô la. • Đất trống 34 Eagleview Drive, Whitehaven Properties LLC đến Betty A. Armenia; Joseph P. Armenia Jr., 40.000 đô la. HAMBURG • Đất trống Đại lộ Tây Nam, Hamburg Land Associates LLC đến Jl Hamburg 1301 LLC, $ 575.000. • 5460 Cooper Ridge, Forbes Homes Inc đến Olejniczak 2018 Family Trust, $ 419.921. • 5197 South Park, Elaine Benes; Randolph F. Benes để nuôi dưỡng Buffalo Inc, 400.000 đô la. • 2436 Hobblebush Lane, Marrano / marc Equity Corporation đến Cindy L. Adymy; John J. Adymy III, $ 384.900. • 75 Elmview Ave., 75 Elmview Associates LLC đến J Milligan Properties LLC, $ 365.000. • 4750 Clifton Parkway, Arthur Petch đến Deborah J. Jablonski; John R. Keem Jr., 363.000 đô la. • 2428 Hobblebush Lane, Marrano / marc Equity Corporation đến Tina M. Monaco; Vincent Monaco Jr., $ 305,511. • 2924 Amsdell Road, Christopher M. Triviz đến Deborah L. Roehm, $ 290.000. • 4550 Tomaka, Raymond suchan cho Brenda A. Gyer; Richard T. Gyer, 280.000 đô la. • 47 Allie Lane, Ryan Homes; Ryan ngôi nhà của New York đến Christopher Pendergast, $ 245,450. • 22 Stelle St., Ryan ngôi nhà; Ryan ngôi nhà của New York đến Charles W. Boehler; Pamela Fechter-Boehler, $ 239,550. • 55 Allie Lane, Ryan ngôi nhà; Ryan ngôi nhà của New York đến Dawn St Eoiff; Eo biển Ronald, 238.060 đô la. • 3367 Creekview, Carol B. Dane cho Emily Bauer; Eric Bauer, 222.000 đô la. • 51 Allie Lane, Nvr Inc; Nhà Ryan; Ryan ngôi nhà của New York đến Elmer Fos; Maria Fox, $ 220,575. • 4929 Roseview Ave., Gerald M. Hartnett; Renee S. Hartnett cho Anthony J. Mingarelli Jr., 199.700 đô la. • 4575 Parker Road, Russell E. Fullone to Matthew Cook, 195.000 đô la. • 4092 Highview Parkway, Mark Tredinnick cho Ryan P. Cole, 195.000 đô la. • 1571 Sundance Trl, Iva J. Bailey-Pháo; William R. Cannon đến Grace A. Christiansen; Ryan P. Walchot, 195.000 đô la. • 4417 Stratford Terr, Linda A. Decarlo to Susan L. Grady; John M. Seward, $ 170.000. • Đường mòn 3605 Connie, Patricia T. Fedele đến Baun Edward John II; Tracy A. Baun, 165.000 đô la. • 3966 Yale Ave., Cheryl L. Pulinski; Paul S. Pulinski cho Michael Morgante, 157.500 đô la. • 4793 Chapman Parkway, Carol J. Sutfin; Richard D. Sutfin đến Stephanie L. Duffany, 155.000 đô la. • 5502 Đường Rogers, Dennis E. Fabin; Patricia A. Krakowski đến Erika Aeryn Mirossay, $ 151,050. • 85 Browning Drive, Carl E. Wahl; Hoa hồng Mary Wahl; Rosemary Wahl cho Angela Lambrix; Brett L. Lambrix, 150.100 đô la. • 4602 Chapman Parkway, Elizabeth A. Taylor; Michael E. Taylor đến Marissa S. Taylor, 144.000 đô la. • 424 Pleasant Ave., Laelia LLC đến Rita J. Hagelin, 116.000 đô la. • 69 Newton Road, Patricia A. Tomaka; Robert E. Tomaka đến Richard R. Tomaka, 100.000 đô la. • 3692 First St., Nasser Saeed to Holley Mann; Steven Mann, 78.000 đô la. • 64 Allie Lane, Country Lawn Associates đến Ryan ngôi nhà của New York, 48.000 đô la. • 2700 Riverton Ave., Cindy Staffeldt; Lloyd Staffeldt; Terry Staffeldt đến Sonia Perez, 47.500 đô la. • Đất trống Holly Place, Robert G. Wolfe đến Elaine Radder; Mark J. Radder, 12.500 đô la. HÀ LAN • 9737 Warner Bay Road, David C. Hall đến Raymond suchan, $ 290.000. • 7744 Vermont Hill Road, Gregory G. Ruchser đến Denielle A. Swinarski; Steven Swinarski II, $ 6.000. LACKAWANNA • 51 Burke Drive, Mobarhan & burke LLC đến Fawaz Kaid, 145.000 đô la. • 122 West Elmview Ave., Mark T. Pcionek tới Ramsey Nagi Trust 040219 Tr, 145.000 đô la. Caitlin M. Garry, 135.000 đô la. • 112 Milnor Ave., Susan M. Terzian đến Jeremy D. House; Amy L. Troy, 125.000 đô la. • 218 Warsaw, Denise A. Bociek; Richard E. Bociek đến Amanda K. Jedraszczak, $ 103,880. • Địa điểm 24 Edgewood, Richard Gasiorowski; Sophia E. Gasiorowski đến Abdulnaser A. Abdulaziz; Samar Hassan, 74.000 đô la. • 176 Wilmuth Ave., Gerald Gladney; Bức tường Carolyn đến Petra Z. Gayton; Gregorio Matta Nokers, 50.000 đô la. • 33 Norman Way, Thành phố Lackawanna đến Brandon Falbo; Shannon Falbo, $ 22.000. LANCASTER • 11 Tòa án Bridgwater, David P. Jernigan đến Marybeth Gianni; Dennis Komrek, $ 310.000. • 1338 Đường chuộc, Derrick W. Linde; Derrick W. Linde Jr. đến Matthew Linde; Michael Linde, 240.000 đô la. • 5291 William St., James Edward Benz; Benz M. Margaret; Mary Margaret Benz; Patrick Gerard Benz; Paul Gerald Benz; Terry Raymond Benz đến Christian Sậy; Jillian Zymanek, $ 233,900. • 310 Broezel Ave., Suzanne E. Cruz đến Mia Christopher; Morgan J. Christopher, $ 197.500. • 15 Ivy Way, Carol A. Casey; James F. Casey Jr. đến James A. Bistoff, $ 172.000. • 6020 Genesee St., Geraldine E. Reigle; Milton J. Reigle cho Christopher Eric Boyd; Miranda Lee Boyd, 88.900 đô la. • 0 Đường vỉa hè, Tập đoàn cung cấp khí đốt nhiên liệu quốc gia cho Trung tâm lưu trữ Alden Self LLC, 34.000 đô la. MARILLA • 2608 Đường Ba Rod, Margaret M. Thompson-Vaccaro đến Peter John Horn, 133.000 đô la. • Đất trống Bullis, Chris A. Huston; Rob J. Huston; Tad S. Huston; Cindy L. Nowak đến Toffoli 2017 Family Trust, 75.000 USD. • 1064 Đường Four Rod, Daniel G. Tiện dụng cho Anita M. Foss; Dale R. Foss, 60.000 đô la. BẢN TIN MỚI • 12586 Đường Meahl, Nancy E. Ohara; James D. Pixley đến Victoria P. Donnelly; David Neurohr, $ 185,000. • 11825 Đường chính, Carol Ann Sauer đến Rock Garden Properties LLC, $ 165,000. PHÍA BẮC • 3217 Langford Road, Charles A. Richmond; Mary J. Richmond; Charles A & mary J Richmond Tin tưởng có thể hủy ngang Tr cho Michaela A. Richmond, 35.000 đô la. ORCHARD PARK • 500 Sterling Drive, Orchard Park I Medical Properties LLC đến Pmak Orchard Park LLC, $ 9.700.000. • 16 Aspen Lane, Oak Orchard Development LLC đến Maria L. Wood; Wood R. Christopher, $ 616,720. • 7 Fox Drive Drive, Cheryl M. Patton; Đánh dấu G. Patton cho Charles Key; Jessica Key, 360.000 đô la. • 3920 Taylor Road, Ủy ban phòng cháy chữa cháy quận Park Park đến Timbury LLC, 350.000 đô la. • 103 Burbank Drive, Thomas Turk đến Anne M. Kidney; Dennis D. Thận, 350.000 đô la. • 22 Green Lake Drive, Marilyn J. Pelleschi; Paul R. Pelleschi cho Jessica L. Persichini; John J. Persichini, $ 312.000. • 4 Timberlake Drive, Gale L. Genco; Thomas J. Genco đến Carol O. Strauch; Daniel W. Strauch, $ 293.000. • 17 ngõ Wellington, Anne M. Thận; Dennis D. Thận đến Carey C. Beyer; Grace E. Golando, $ 275,000. • 170 Velore Ave., James Selice; Michelle R. Selice cho Jeffrey A. Zimmerman; Kara S. Zimmerman, $ 174.000. • 5540 Lake Ave., Christine Lis; Roger J. Lis đến Amy Lynn Szyszkowski, 160.000 đô la. • 192 Velore Ave., Kara S. Parkinson; Jeffrey A. Zimmerman đến Megan Parkinson, $ 131.500. SARDINIA • 10170 Đường Vịnh Warner, Kathleen L. Newman; Ralph T. Newman đến Palmer sữa Farms LLC, $ 120.000. THÀNH PHỐ TONAWANDA • 141 Clinton St., Gary M. Bisone; Mary Lynne Bisone cho Christopher P. Heyer, 225.000 đô la. • 30 Fillmore Ave., David N. Kuczkowski; Peter K. Kuczkowski; Thomas E. Kuczkowski đến Jc Tonawanda Tower Qozb LLC, 165.000 đô la. • 149 Clinton St., Gary M. Bisone; Mary Lynne Bisone cho Daniel P. Walters, 160.000 đô la. • 91 Đường Frederick, Justin Dyson; Lacey Huss cho Paul Darling, $ 145.000. • 166 Canton, Joann K. Mileham; Jack D. Parmentier; James R. Parmentier; Robert C. Parmentier cho Rachel M. Carroll, 136.000 đô la. • 196 Walter Ave., Keith G. Harter đến Stanley A. Musielak, 127.000 đô la. • Đường 116 Frederick, John Garner Lawrence; Karen E. Lawrence đến Brian Zwack, $ 110,600. • 394 Fletcher St., Linda Volmrich cho Jane M. Meer, $ 108.000. • 18 Fremont St., Thomas J. Makar cho Catherine E. Horton; Joshua P. Horton, 106.000 đô la. • 19 Fillmore Ave., 316 Fletcher LLC đến Jc Tonawanda Tower Qozb LLC, 106.000 đô la. • 80 Canton St., Ryan Leonard; Lillian E. Simon đến Lmb Capital Inc, 102.203 đô la. • 66 Coshway Place, Steven M. Sommers đến Casey Deuser; Peter G. Sivu, 90.566 đô la. • Đường Willowbend, Meghan J. Jopp đến Oa Buffalo IV LLC, 80.000 đô la. • 20 Dexter St., Karen Koch đến Stephen Didas; Susan Didas, 55.000 đô la. TONAWANDA • 1609 Kenmore Ave., Power International Inc đến Jasnov Realty LLC, $ 273.000. • 93 Forbes Ave., Gloria Sanders-Wingrove; Daniel Wingrove đến Monica C. Biggie; Marc R. Dratch, $ 225,600. • 161 Raintree Parkway, Suzanne M. Smith đến Kris V. Irwin, $ 222,000. • 103 Green Tree Road, Daniel R. Hanna đến Jamie Garrow; Jessica Garrow, $ 185,297. • 532 Moore Ave., Lindsey A. Knoph đến Travis Terreberry, $ 175.000. • 103 Mayfield Ave., Megan Baumann đến Dominic J. Eusanio, 155.000 đô la. • Đại lộ 319 Parkhurst, Christopher P. Sajda; Teresa M. Siminski đến Heather A. Kowalewski, 152.000 đô la. • 84 Melody Lane, Mark K. Oetinger; Paul K. Oetinger cho Sarah M. Bertram, $ 145,516. • 280 Đại lộ Victoria, Michael A. Kugel đến Grace Butler; Matthew Butler, $138,000.• 76 Linden Ave., Jennie J. Lee to Sondra Lee Forgie, $136,900.• 107 Lyndale Ave., Nicholas Kozminski; Jonathan Kurtz to Denis Kulev, $125,000.• 969 Parker Boulevard, Edwin C. Anker III; Lorettann Anker; Cathleen L. Crieco; Susan L. Esford to Sead Balic, $125,000.• 55 Delaware Road, Michael J. Lococo; Sally Lococo; Thomas C. Lococo to Caroline Horrigan-Maurer; Paul Maurer, $125,000.• 137 Midland Ave., Huda Mahmood Hebeeb to Michael Hamilton, $105,000.• 439 Woodstock Ave., Hoover Irrevocable Trust Tr to Pm Property Solutions LLC, $90,000.• 362 Harrison Ave., Frank S. Wojcik Jr.; Michael J. 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September 08 in Music History

1588 Birth of French music theorist Marin Mersenne in La Soultiere. 

1613 Death of Italian lutenist and composer Don Carlo Gesualdo in Naples. 

1672 Baptism of French composer Nicolas de Grigny in Reims. 

1706 Death of composer Romanus Weichlein.

1736 Birth of composer Bernardo Ottani.

1767 Birth of composer Karl August von Lichtenstein.

1779 Birth of composer Johann Philipp Samuel Schmidt.

1792 Birth of composer Joseph Netherclift.

1800 Death of French composer and violinist Pierre Gavinies in Paris. 

1815 Birth of Italian soprano Giuseppina Strepponi.

1824 Birth of Spanish composer Jaime Nuno Roca in San Juan, Spain.

1826 Birth of composer Disma Fumagalli.

1827 Birth of composer Emil Naumann.

1841 Birth of Czech composer Antonin Dvorak.

1852 FP of Mendelssohn's Christus unfinished oratorio, in Birmingham, England.

1862 Founding of St. Petersburg Conservatory.

1863 Birth of composer Gustavo Emilio Campa.

1870 Birth of German composer and conductor Hermann Hans Wetzler.

1883 FP of Graffigna: "Il matrimonio segreto" Florence.

1886 Birth of French soprano Ninon Vallin.

1893 Birth of German conductor Fritz Zweig in Moravia.

1894 Birth of Dutch pianist and conductor Willem Pijpe in Zeist. 

1904 Birth of composer Carlos Sanchez Malaga.

1914 Birth of English keyboard player, conductor and writer Lionel Salter.

1919 Birth of composer David Johan Kvandal.

1921 Birth of German composer Hans Engelmann in Darmstadt. 

1925 Birth of composer Magnus Blondal Johansson.

1925 Birth of composer Alexander Nikolayevich Kholminov.

1928 Birth of Italian bass-baritone Fabio Giongo, in Milan.

1929 Birth of German conductor Christoph Von Dohnanyi in Berlin. 

1930 Birth of French baritone Peter Gottlieb, in Brno.

1933 Birth of musicologist and composer Eric Salzman in New York City.

1934 Birth of English composer Peter Maxwell Davies in Manchester.

1934 Birth of Canadian composer Srul Irving Glick in Toronto.

1937 Birth of composer Thomas Schudel Defiance, OH.

1938 Birth of Dutch composer and pianist Reinbert de Leeuw in Amsterdam.

1949 Death of German composer and conductor Richard Strauss.

1951 Birth of American composer Louis Karchin Philadelphia, PA.

1951 Birth of Hungarian pianist Deszo Ranki.

1955 Birth of American composer Daniel Palkowski in Oak Ridge, TN.

1956 Birth of American composer Phillip Schroeder.

1961 FP of Earle Brown's Available Forms I for 18 players, in Darmstadt.

1970 Birth of German pianist Lars Vogt.

1971 FP of Leonard Bernstein's Mass, A Theater Piece, choreographed by Alvin Ainley, directed by Gordon Davidson, and conducted by Maurice Peress at the inauguration of the John F. Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C.

1973 Birth of American composer Dennis DeSantis in Warren, MI.

1975 FP of Paul Chihara's Ceremony V Symphony in Celebration in Houston.

1991 Death of American composer Alex North.

1995 FP of Lou Harrison's New First Suite for Strings. Stuttgart Symphony, Dennis Russell Davies conducting in Majorca.

2000 FP of Tan Dun's Water Passion after St. Matthew with vocal soloists Elizabeth Keusch and Stephen Bryant, violinist Mark O'Connor, cellist Maya Beiser, and percussionist David Cossin, and the orchestra of the Bach Academy conducted by the composer in Stuttgart. One of four passion settings commissioned by the International Bach Academy to honor the 250th anniversary of Bach's death in the year 2000.

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Lucy Depp Settlement and Park 9360 Frabell Dr. Powell, OH 43065 Lucy Depp Park was a 102-acre development named for Lucinda Depp (1844-1929). She had inherited the land from her father, Abraham (1791-1858), an emancipated African American man and central Ohio pioneer from Powhattan County, Virginia. In early 1835, the newly manumitted family of Abraham Depp quietly and hurriedly packed their belongings and fled their plantation quarters in Powhatan County, Virginia. The Depp family was escaping to Ohio seeking the promise of freedom and equality. Purchasing 300 acres in Delaware County from Joseph Sullivant (third son of Franklinton Founder Lucas Sullivant), Abraham Depp established a settlement that has offered this promise to its residents for many years. Known historically as the Depp Settlement, the land was purchased by Robert Goode (1876-1957), a nephew of Lucy, and her husband Thomas A. Whyte (1845-1919), and developed as "Lucy Depp Park" in the mid-1920s. The park became a popular vacation spot as well as home site for African American families from Columbus and elsewhere in the segregated America before the Civil Rights movement of the 1950s and '60s. The SharedSpace Community Building at Lucy Depp Park is about 17 miles northwest of Columbus in scenic Concord Township, Delaware County. This 4-acre home-place, once part of the Underground Railroad, is the last Depp residence standing in Lucy Depp Park. It is located on the west side of the O’Shaughnessy Reservoir on Harriot Road, a mile north of the Scioto River bridge at Glick and Dublin Roads. As an Underground Railroad safe-haven and an early African-American-owned, lake-front summer resort, Lucy Depp provided a physical refuge and an emotional tonic to generations of families whose just and caring descendants continue to call it home. The Lucy Depp Park and The Depp Settlement Marker is near Powell, Ohio, in Delaware County, at the intersection of Harriott Road (County Route 131) and Frabell Drive (County Route 309), on the right when traveling east on Harriott Road.

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A Work of Street Art: The Best Murals in Nashville

As Nashville continues to grow, so does its street art scene. And the more I deviate from my normal route in Nashville—thanks, traffic!—the more I see bold, new murals popping up daily. I absolutely love it. They’re unavoidable, they’re stunning, and they really dress the place us.

I’ve spent the past several years photographing every mural I’ve found. This is an exhaustive list of murals we’ve tracked down in every corner of Nashville, but my no means all of them, as street artists are adding to Music City’s cultural fabric daily thanks in part to creative pioneers like the Nashville Walls Project, which has been connecting both local and international artists with building owners for a handful of years.

Still, whether you’re a local looking for a Spring Break staycation idea or traveling around Music City’s many neighborhoods on your next weekend getaway, I hope you’ll use this handy map as your guide—and drop descriptions of any murals you find that I may have missed in the comments so I can add them accordingly.

Note: This post was last updated in March 2019.

Germantown

The neighborhood I spend most of my time in thanks to my yoga studio’s location is also one that’s quite walkable and boasts a growing number of restaurants. Park your car near Werthan Lofts and hit up these walls and murals by foot.

Rolf & Daughters wall, artist: Shantell Martin

700 Taylor St. at 7th Avenue North

Waves mural, artists: Eastside Murals

5th Avenue North and Monroe Street

Nashville scenes, artist: unknown

Rosa L Parks Boulevard and Taylor Street, across from Werthan Lofts

Saint Stephen (previously Mop | Broom), artist: Nathan Brown

1300 3rd Ave. N

Kindness Is, artist: Rebekah & Sarah

1120 4th Ave. N (on the side of Juice Bar Germantown)

Beethoven graffiti, artist: Blek Le Rat

(on the side of Barista Parlor x Germantown)

Marathon Village

My friend Adrien Saporiti (formerly of DCXV Industries) is the brains behind the iconic “I Believe in Nashville” mural, which has been posted more than one million times from seven different continents and which you can now see in Marathon Village, Riverside Village and in 12South. I prefer the Marathon Village location as it’s usually devoid of large crowds (though parking is tricky), plus you can visit Nelson’s Greenbrier and Corsair distilleries while there.

I Believe in Nashville murals, artist: Adrien Saporiti

Clinton Street, 625 Main St. and 2702 12th Ave. S

Jefferson Street Corridor

For those interested in Civil Rights history, there are some fascinating pieces along Jefferson near the Tennessee State University campus, particularly beneath the I-40 underpass.

Green Fleet Bicycle Shop mural, artist: Dough Joe/Yusef Hubb

934 Jefferson St.

Gateway to Heritage murals, artists: various

Jefferson Street beneath I-40

blues singers mural, artist: unknown

Jefferson Street between 26th and 27th Avenues

Elks Lodge mural, artist: Dough Joe/Yusef Hubb

2614 Jefferson St.

The Gulch

The “Wings mural” as many call it became the first conversation starter in the Gulch, but a number of bright, splashy creations have joined the fray this year so it’s worth strolling down 11th Avenue South to see else what you may find.

#WhatLiftsYou Nashville Wings mural, artist: Kelsey Montague

11th Avenue South (near Biscuit Love/behind Taziki’s)

Google Fiber mural in the Gulch, artist: Chris Zidek

118 12th Ave. N (on the side of Whiskey Kitchen)

The Nashville Walls Project, artists: Ian Ross, Jason Woodside

11th Avenue South and Laurel Street

12th and Porter mural, artist: Kim Kennedy

114 12th Ave. N

Patagonia mural, artist: Nathan Brown

601 Overton St. (side of Patagonia)

Note: The addition of Patagonia replaced this mural, which was one of my all-time favorites and a collaboration between Nathan Brown and Chris Zidek. I am happy, however, that Patagonia kept the general theme of the mural and also hired the same artist to do it!

Plaza Artist Materials mural, artist: Maggie Sanger

633 Middleton St.

Country music icon murals (Dolly, Johnny, Loretta, etc.), artist: unknown

711 6th Ave. S (on the back of Ed’s Supply Company)

8th Avenue South + Wedgewood Houston

I predict this area rife in artist galleries and studios will be the next big neighborhood for murals if zoning codes don’t prevent them, but for now, you really have to go hunting to find them.

Pastel geometrics mural, artist: unknown

429B Houston St. (patio of Jackalope Brewing Company’s Ranch)

#OleAllDay Tennessee Tristar mural, artist: unknown

462 Humphreys St. (on the side of Ole Rights Management)

Life Can Be Sweet mural, artist: Susanna Chapman

1512 8th Ave. S (side of Baked on 8th)

Hillsboro Village

Hillsboro Village is changing dramatically; it’s now easier to arrive on foot than find parking. But if you can nab a coveted spot, there’s a paid lot behind Pancake Pantry just off Belcourt Avenue (be sure and get a ticket before you leave your car as meter maids here are brutal!). An hour is all you need to wander this small area on the Vanderbilt campus and snap a couple shots of its walls.

Hillsboro Village dragon mural, artists: David Glick, Adam Randolph

2102 Belcourt Ave. (across from the Belcourt Theatre)

Drippy Lips mural, artist: Donald “Drawbertson” Robertson

1814 21st Ave. S (on the side of UAL)

12South

12South is another one of those highly walkable ‘hoods with murals tucked around every corner. Park on one of the side streets—just make sure it’s not a residential-only parking area, as you will get a ticket—and walk from one length at Sevier Park to the other at 12South Flats.

Nashville at Heart rainbow mural (former), artists: Eastside Murals

2705 12th Ave. S

Note: This has now been replaced with this Nashville #PeaceLoveGoodDeeds mural instead.

Draper James wall, artist: unknown

2608 12th Ave. S

12South flowers mural, artist: unknown

2900 12th Ave. S (the side of Green Pea Salon)

Make Music Not War mural, artist: Relax Max

2902 12th Ave. S (the side of Epice, across from Green Pea Salon)

Halycon Bike Shop mural, artist: Aaron Martin

2802 12th Ave. S

Rivive! 12South, artist: Mobe Oner

2814 12th Ave. S

12South graffiti, artist: unknown

12th Avenue South and Elmwood Avenue (photo credit: Joe Hendricks)

Charlotte Ave./Sylvan Park

Many of the murals along Charlotte Avenue are located along one stretch installed by Off the Wall Charlotte, a project backed by the Greater Nashville Arts & Business Council with several corporate sponsors. They’re a bit tricky to reach by foot, so I recommend parking in the lot in front of AVO and crossing the street at the traffic light with your photographer poised on the other side of the busy road.

Avocado mural, artist: unknown

3 City Ave. (side of AVO)

Take Flight mural, artist: Kevin Bongang / OFF the Wall Nashville

3020 Charlotte Ave. at 28th Avenue North

Fly Higher mural, artist: Joseph “Sentrock” Perez / OFF the Wall Nashville

3020 Charlotte Ave. at 28th Avenue North

It’s Gonna Be OK, artist: Sarah Tate / OFF the Wall Nashville

3020 Charlotte Ave. at 28th Avenue North

Scribbles, artist: Alic Daniel / OFF the Wall Nashville

3020 Charlotte Ave. at 28th Avenue North

artist: Julia Martin / OFF the Wall Nashville

3020 Charlotte Ave. at 28th Avenue North

Jessi Zazu #AintAfraid mural, artist: Billy Lilly / OFF the Wall Nashville

3020 Charlotte Ave. at 28th Avenue North

Black Cat Tips mural, artist: Kyle Brooks / OFF the Wall Nashville

3020 Charlotte Ave. at 28th Avenue North

Import Flowers Nashville mural, artist: unknown

3636 Murphy Rd.

Wish for Peace mural, artist: WHAT. Creative Group

4822 Charlotte Ave.

Love Heals Every Body mural, artist: Michael Cooper

5122 Charlotte Ave. (side of The Café at Thistle Farms)

The Nations

The Nations is very much up-and-coming, and this 160-foot-tall portrait of 91-year-old Nashville native Lee Estes painted on an old silo is one of its most famed residents. I love seeing more new businesses are commissioning pieces as a way to bring art lovers to this very hip ‘hood.

Silo mural, artist: Guido van Helten

1407 51st Ave. N

The Nations walls, artists: Mobe Oner, Zidekahedron, Folek

5901 California Ave. (side of Music City Tents & Events)

Beaujolais mural, artist: Chloe Meyer

5026 Centennial Blvd. (on the side of Nicky’s Coal Fired)

Tennessee state outline, artist: WHAT. Creative Group

5012 Centennial Blvd. (on the side of Southern Grist Brewing Co.)

“Play Well” Lego Man mural, artist: forBecks

1400 51st Ave N (front entrance to Frothy Monkey)

Music Row/Midtown

Midtown is getting a pop of color with some new street art painted down alleys and on parking garages. Music Row, which has a protected historic overlay, on the other hand, isn’t exactly brimming with street art, so you have to go in search of fun pieces like this by heading down Roy Acuff Lane on foot. Pro tip: Also grab a photo with the guitar installations outside of Studio B while you’re there.

Elliston Parking Garage, Nashville Walls Project artists: Chris Zidek, Audi Adams, Folek, Chase, Brian Wooden, Tess Erlenborn, Daniel Lane, Mobe, Emily Miller, Nathan Brown.

207 Louise Ave. (across from Cafe Coco)

Hieroglitches mural, artist: Adrien Saporiti

2813 West End Ave. (beside the entrance to Three Brothers Coffee)

Dueling Cowboys mural, artist: Mike Shine

24 Music Square West (across the street from Historic RCA Studio B)

walls inside Le Sel, artist: Alic Daniel

1922 Adelicia St.

Downtown

Downtown is dotted with murals—like the Rainbow Walls that Instagram commissioned from Adrien Saporiti for IG’s #KindComments campaign in support of the LGBTQ community—but there are also a number of country music personalities like Johnny Cash who have their own dedicated pieces of art.

The Art of the Chalice, artists: Eastside Murals

174 3rd Ave. N (on the side of Piranha’s Bar & Grill)

Instagram’s #KindComments Mural, artist: Adrien Saporiti

218 3rd Ave. N (on the side of Black Rabbit)

Gibson Tribute guitar wall, artists: Brandon Donahue, Chris Zidek, Emily Miller, Herb Williams, Sam Dunson

3rd Avenue N (across Printer’s Alley from Skulls)

Downtown dog mural, artist: Herakut

204 6th Ave. N (side of Nashville Finance Co.)

Downtown Presbyterian duo of murals, artist: Tavar Zawacki

5th Avenue N alley between Church and Commerce streets

Curiot and Rone murals, artists: Favio Martinez, Tyrone Wright

Church Street between 6th Avenue S and St. Cloud Alley (side of Oscar’s Taco Shop)

Rivive! mural, artist: Beau Stanton

5th Avenue N and Commerce Street

The Wall of Cash mural, artists: Thoughts Manifested Crew

300 4th Ave. South

Note: This one is at risk of being torn down.

East Nashville

Of all the neighborhoods in town, East Nashville is the one most brimming with street art of all kinds—you’ll find it on the sides of buildings, you’ll see it hidden beneath construction zones, you’ll spy paintings on the backs of residential fences. The easiest way to see it all is to hop in the car with a friend and drive down Gallatin Pike to see what all you can find.

Stay Tuned Nashville mural, artist: Adrien Saporiti

Center 615 at 625 Main St.

Little Octopus mural, artist: Chris Zidek

604 Gallatin Ave.

#WhatLiftsYou Hot Air Balloon mural, artist: Kelsey Montague

1034 W Eastland Ave. (side of the Cleo)

Nashville balloons mural, artist: Mobe Oner

1003 Russell St. (side of Boombozz East Nashville)

Google Fiber geometrics mural, artist: Nathan Brown

1012 Woodland St. (on the side of Five Points Pizza)

Five Points murals, artists: Leah Tumerman, Sterling Goller Brown

103 South 11th St. (on the side of and behind Eastside Cycles)

East Nashville Center 615 mural, artist: Folek

626 Main St.

Cactus murals, artist: unknown

N. 7th St. on the alleyway between Main and Woodland streets

The Crying Wolf mural, artist: Denton Burrows, Lauren Asta

823 Woodland St.

Flowers of Walden, artist: Tara Aversa

2909 Gallatin Pk. (side of Walden bar and also inside the bar)

Trailer Park Boys mural, artists: Mobe Oner, Zidekahedron, Folek

1006 Gallatin Ave. (on the side of LabCanna East)

The Athens of the South mural, artist: Mobe Oner

704 Main St. (on the side of Greko Greek Street Food)

Jerry’s Artarama, artist: unknown

713 Main St.

East Nashville sign mural, artist: unknown

311 Gallatin Ave.

Microsoft mural, artist: Bryan Deese

1106 Gallatin Ave.

The Cobra mural, artists: Eastside Murals

2511 Gallatin Ave.

Betor Forever mural, artist: Ronnie Bobal

Gallatin Pike and Carolyn Avenue (on the side of Pocket Monkey Recycling)

Mother Earth mural, artist: Skye Walker x Keep A Breast

500 Gallatin Ave. (on the side of Hair World Beauty Supply)

Mountain Woman mural, artist: Skye Walker

500 Gallatin Ave. (on the side of Hair World Beauty Supply)

“Welcome to Nashville” pig mural, artist: Kim Radford

1306 McGavock Pk. (on the side of Mitchell Delicatessen)

Cheetah mural, artists: Eastside Murals

visible from the parking lot of Stay Golden East

Born in Tennessee mural, artists: Eastside Murals

Woodland and S. 10th streets (Five Points intersection)

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There will always be new murals left to photograph, so I’ll add to this list as I find them. Feel free to drop me a note in the comments highlighting any murals I’ve missed so far!

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Joseph Peter Breck (March 13, 1929 – February 6, 2012) was an American character actor of stage, television, and film. The rugged, dark-haired Breck played the gambler and gunfighter Doc Holliday on the ABC/Warner Brothers television series Maverick but is best known for his role as Victoria Barkley’s (Barbara Stanwyck) hot-tempered, middle son Nick in the popular 1960s ABC western, The Big Valley. Breck was also the leading man in an earlier ABC Western television series entitled Black Saddle.

Breck was the son of Joe Breck, “a popular show business figure of the 1930s.”[1] His parents divorced when Peter was 8. Peter went with Joe, while his younger brother George accompanied their mother, resulting in a decades-long separation.[1] In 1959, an Associated Press photograph showed the brothers reunited after being out of touch for 22 years. The caption explained: “George told newsmen he saw Peter on television and recognized a resemblance. He went to the actor’s studio and the relationship was confirmed.”[2]

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Primarily remembered as Barbara Stanwyck’s rugged middle son, Nick Barkley, the handsome and strapping “loose cannon” on the popular action-driven TV western The Big Valley (1965), actor Peter Breck is a survivor who has gone through the ups and downs of not only his own personal life but also of this tough business they call acting. Like Nick, Peter has maintained a strong, positive outlook and still shows the fighter in him in a career that has touched on five decades.

He was born Joseph Peter Breck, the son of a jazz musician also named Joseph (nicknamed “Jobie”). Over time, his father worked with such legendary greats as Fats Waller, Bix Beiderbecke, Paul Whiteman and Billie Holiday. Nicknamed “Buddy” while young, Peter’s parents were on the road for much of his early life and he was sent to live with his grandparents in Haverhill, Massachusetts, a move that provided more stability. His parents eventually divorced and young Peter returned to Rochester to live with his mother and her new husband, Al Weber, who was a sports editor of the Rochester Times-Union.

Following his schooling at John Marshall High School in Rochester, Peter served in the United States Navy. He then turned his attention back to education and studied English and drama at the University of Houston in Houston. While performing in college plays, he started to apprentice at Houston’s Alley Theatre, where he appeared in such productions as “Stalag 17”, among others. He also had a talent for singing and performed in several clubs around the Houston area.

Peter extended his stage resume at Washington D.C.’s Arena Theatre. While performing there in a 1957 production of George Bernard Shaw’s “The Man of Destiny”, he was “discovered” by Robert Mitchum, who cast him in an unbilled role in the film Thunder Road (1958), which Mitchum himself produced, co-wrote and starred in. Mitchum invited the young tenderfoot to Los Angeles and helped set him up out there. While Peter struggled trying to establish himself in films (he played a juvenile delinquent in the movie The Beatniks (1960)), it seemed that rugged TV roles came easier to him. He found his first series lead as “Clay Culhane” in the western Black Saddle (1959), the story of a gunfighter (Breck) who switches guns for law books and tries to tame the West through reason. Costarring Russell Johnson (later the “Professor” on Gilligan’s Island (1964)), who plays a suspicious U.S. Marshal, the series was canceled after two seasons.

A Warner Brothers studio contract, however, did come out of this-and a new visibility. Tall, dark and handsome at 6'2", Breck guest-starred on all the top Warner Bros. TV shows of the day: “The Roaring 20’s” (1960)_, Sugarfoot (1957), Surfside 6 (1960), Bronco (1958), Hawaiian Eye (1959), 77 Sunset Strip (1958), Cheyenne (1955) and played a recurring “Doc Holliday” in the popular series Maverick (1957). He returned to the movies as well, but this time in stronger leads or co-leads. Handed a choice co-starring assignment in Portrait of a Mobster (1961) opposite star Vic Morrow, who played the infamous “Dutch Schultz”, Peter also managed to show a rare, gentler side in the outdoor family drama Lad: A Dog (1962).

He left Warners after only a few years but managed to score the leads in two low-budget cult thrillers in its wake: Shock Corridor (1963)_ and The Crawling Hand (1963), along with a very dismal lead in the musical outing Hootenanny Hoot (1963), in which he was given no songs to perform despite his singing capabilities. Again, TV came to the rescue when he won the brotherly co-lead on The Big Valley (1965). Despite a uniformly strong ensemble cast that included oldest brother Richard Long, younger brother Lee Majors and sister Linda Evans, Stanwyck was the only performer on the show who was nominated for an Emmy during its four-season run (she was nominated twice and won once).

Following this TV peak, Peter abruptly left Hollywood and focused on the theater both in the U.S. and Canada throughout the 1970s, appearing in such showcase vehicles as “The Gazebo”, “A Thousand Clowns”, “The Rainmaker” and “Mister Roberts”. Married to former dancer Diana Bourne since 1960, the couple settled in Vancouver, Canada, with their son Christopher, where Peter checked out the film scene. He also set up a full-time acting academy school, The Breck Academy, which ran for ten years. Tragically, it was during this time that their son, Christopher, was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia and died (two years later).

Peter decided to lay back following this traumatic period, but still manages to perform in films and TV from time to time. As he grew older, he joined the cast of some very offbeat “B” films (shot either in Canada or the U.S.) that hardly reflected his image created during the 60s: Terminal City Ricochet (1990)_ and Highway 61 (1991). His more recent “B” movies have included Decoy (1995), Enemy Action (1999) and Jiminy Glick in Lalawood (2004). On the side, he writes a western column and shows up occasionally at nostalgia conventions. IMDB

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Favorite romantic or platonic duo on Broadway?    

Matilda and Miss Honey for platonic.  Favorite canon romance, maybe Al and Joan.  Favorite ship, too many to count ;)  

Best meta moment in a musical?

It’s not a musical but I have such a soft spot for the post-curtain call bit from Curious Incident.  I didn’t love that play overall (though the staging was crazy clever), but that moment is so dang endearing.

Dream cast your favorite musical.  

GOOD NEWS I HAVE LIKE NINETY OF THOSE.  Fun Home is probably my all-time favorite show, but tbh the OBC (but with Gabby Pizzolo as Small Alison) is so perfect I can’t dreamcast it better than it’s already been cast.  

So…to the Matilda well I go.  Sticking to people who haven’t been in the show since I think my favorites from the actual show are pretty well-known on this tumblr ;)  Also I have NO idea if/how well any of these people dance.  

Matilda - Savvy Crawford, Sami Bray, Maya Grace Fischbein, Isabelle Methven

Miss Honey - Mandy Gonzales has been my go-to dream Miss Honey since the show opened, but Julia K. Harriman, Kaley Ann Voorhees, Denee Benton, Christy Altomare, Samantha Hill, Ingrid Michaelson (I never thought I’d be picking someone who isn’t specifically known for theatre for my favorite role of all time, but she just knocked my socks off as Sonya) and probably a bunch of others not coming to my mind at the moment would have been amazing.  

Miss Trunchbull - Vocally and acting-wise, I think Killian Donnelly would be a riot and a half, but honestly I can’t think of anyone with the right physicality for the role off the top of my head.  This role must be a beast to cast.  

Escapologist - Jason Forbach Acrobat - Brennyn Lark

Mrs. Phelps - Phillipa Soo (yeah, I know it’d be a bit of a waste of her voice and it doesn’t make a ton of sense to cast a huge star in a supporting role, but we’re dreaming here and I think she has the perfect energy for the role.  It’s easy to think of Mrs. Phelps as a purely comedic character, but you also need her to be warm, empathetic, gentle and loving.  Tell me that’s not Pippa in a nutshell.)

Mrs. Wormwood - Ariana DeBose would slay the fuck out of Loud.  

Mr. Wormwood - Joseph Spieldenner (what can I say; he and Jason are the cutest Broadway couple of all time and their being in shows together brings me joy.  Plus he’s crazy talented himself!)

Bruce - Devin Trey Campbell  Lavender - Evie DolanNigel - Zell Steele MorrowEric - Jonah MussolinoAmanda - Laurel Griggs  (if I could’ve had a fifth Matilda it would’ve been Laurel)Alice - McKayla TwiggsHortensia - Iris Davies Tommy - Sean RedaTall Boy Swing - Joshua Colley Tall Girl Swing - Sadie SinkSmall Girl Swing - Audrey Bennett or Zoe Glick?  I’ve never heard either of them sing, but this is me trying to think of kids who could theoretically fit the role at this point.Small Boy Swing - Jesus del Orden

(As an aside, I know Lavender traditionally isn’t white; I’m just short on kids I’m familiar with who weren’t in Matilda - plus I do think Evie would have been an excellent Small Girl Swing.  Ditto with Sean as Tommy.  And Savvy, Maya, Evie, Sadie and Zell are probably too tall/old for these roles at this point, but at the time the show was running they were perfect so I stand by that.)