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Project Trio, Canton Symphony & The Speedbumps, Dobama Theater

Posted Wednesday, October 24, 2012

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Dee Perry spotlights the eclectic classical of Cleveland Institute of Music grads - Project Trio - as they return to Northeast Ohio for a performance. Plus, we share the story behind The Canton Symphony Orchestra recruiting the indie/folk group The Speedbumps for its next concert. And we meet Obie-award-winning playwright Samuel Hunter whose play A Bright New Boise is onstage at Dobama Theater.

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Arts and Culture, Music, Theatre

Guests

Peter Seymour, Project Trio

Michelle Mullaly, Canton Symphony Orchestra

Erik Urycki, The Speedbumps

Samuel D. Hunter, playwright

Additional Information

Project Trio performs at Chagrin Arts on Saturday, October 27 at 7:30pm

The Canton Symphony Orchestra and The Speedbumps perform together at the Canton Palace Theatre, on Friday, October 26 at 8:00 pm

Samuel D. Hunter‘s play A Bright New Boise is onstage at Dobama Theater October 26 – November 18

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