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X-WR-CALNAME:Truman Capote’s “A Christmas Memory” Live Reading at Lew
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LOCATION:111 Adams Avenue\nLewes DE 19958
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SUMMARY:Truman Capote’s “A Christmas Memory” Live Reading at Lewes Pu
 blic Library
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DESCRIPTION:Back by popular demand! The Lewes Public Library Spoken Word So
 ciety\nand Shakespeare Festival presents Suzanne Savoy and Jack Herholdt i
 n a\nlive reading of “A Christmas Memory” by Truman Capote. Savoy and\
 nHerboldt first performed this piece in-person at the library in 2019.\nTh
 ey return this year to share their remarkable gifts of story-telling\njust
  in time for the holiday season. Capote’s mostly\nautobiographical short
  story was first published in 1965. It takes\nplace in the 1930s and follo
 ws the period in the lives of the\nseven-year-old narrator\, Buddy\, and a
 n elderly woman\, Miss Sook\, who\nis his distant cousin and best friend. 
 The evocative narrative focuses\non country life\, friendship\, and the jo
 y of giving during the\nChristmas season\, and also gently yet poignantly 
 touches on loneliness\nand loss. Suzanne and Jack are familiar presences o
 n the stage in New\nYork City and in television\, film\, and video. Suzann
 e appeared\nregularly in Cinemax’s The Knick and in Better Call Saul (AM
 C)\,\nHouse of Cards (HBO) and For Life (AMC)\, and she tours nationally i
 n\nher one-woman original show Je Christine. Jack was in the\naward-winnin
 g video series Celebrity Ghost Stories and in the\ntelevision series It’
 s Quarantine with Vanessa Charbonne. Both\nSuzanne and Jack hail originall
 y from Delaware. The Shakespeare\nFestival\, a program of the Lewes Public
  Library since 2015\, seeks to\nprovide the community with experiences tha
 t foster the understanding\nof Shakespeare and the world in which he lived
  and wrote. In addition\nthe Festival fosters the development of new works
  celebrating the\nspoken word and hosting performances of classical texts.
  NOTE: seating\nis limited so registration is required. The Shakespeare Fe
 stival is\npartially funded by a grant from the Delaware Humanities\, a st
 ate\nprogram of the National Endowment for the Humanities\, and by a grant
 \nfrom the Delaware Division of the Arts\, a state agency\, in partnership
 \nwith the National Endowment for the Arts. The Division promotes\nDelawar
 e arts events on DelawareScene.com. Venue: Lewes Public\nLibrary.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Back by popular demand! The Lewes Public Libra
 ry Spoken Word Society and Shakespeare Festival presents Suzanne Savoy and
  Jack Herholdt in a live reading of “A Christmas Memory” by Truman Cap
 ote. Savoy and Herboldt first performed this piece in-person at the librar
 y in 2019. They return this year to share their remarkable gifts of story-
 telling just in time for the holiday season. Capote’s mostly autobiograp
 hical short story was first published in 1965. It takes place in the 1930s
  and follows the period in the lives of the seven-year-old narrator\, Budd
 y\, and an elderly woman\, Miss Sook\, who is his distant cousin and best 
 friend. The evocative narrative focuses on country life\, friendship\, and
  the joy of giving during the Christmas season\, and also gently yet poign
 antly touches on loneliness and loss. Suzanne and Jack are familiar presen
 ces on the stage in New York City and in television\, film\, and video. Su
 zanne appeared regularly in Cinemax’s The Knick and in Better Call Saul 
 (AMC)\, House of Cards (HBO) and For Life (AMC)\, and she tours nationally
  in her one-woman original show Je Christine. Jack was in the award-winnin
 g video series Celebrity Ghost Stories and in the television series It’s
  Quarantine with Vanessa Charbonne. Both Suzanne and Jack hail originally 
 from Delaware. The Shakespeare Festival\, a program of the Lewes Public Li
 brary since 2015\, seeks to provide the community with experiences that fo
 ster the understanding of Shakespeare and the world in which he lived and 
 wrote. In addition the Festival fosters the development of new works celeb
 rating the spoken word and hosting performances of classical texts. NOTE: 
 seating is limited so registration is required. The Shakespeare Festival i
 s partially funded by a grant from the Delaware Humanities\, a state progr
 am of the National Endowment for the Humanities\, and by a grant from the 
 Delaware Division of the Arts\, a state agency\, in partnership with the N
 ational Endowment for the Arts. The Division promotes Delaware arts events
  on DelawareScene.com. Venue: Lewes Public Library.
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