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"IMPROBABLE FREQUENCY" Espionage threatens Ireland's neutrality during World War II in Solas Nua's first foray into musicals.
Going Out Guide for Washington, D.C., from Oct. 21-28 Post 2010
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Marking it's 15th anniversary this year, Compass is today home to a wide variety of artists, from Anglo-Celt bands such as Solas to modern roots-rockers such as The Bittersweets and The Waifs and singer-songwriters with twang ties such as Jeb Loy Nichol and Pierce Pettis.
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JULIE FEENEY IN CONCERT, the Irish singer and composer performs, sponsored by Solas Nua, a contemporary Irish arts organization. 8 p.m.,
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The Solas study demonstrated thatocean fertilization will be ineffective.
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The Solas study demonstrated thatocean fertilization will be ineffective.
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The folks at Solas Nua are clearly in a mood to stretch, having diverged here from their signature fare: compact Irish dramas of gritty lyricism.
Solas Nua's first musical, the loopy 'Improbable Frequency' Peter Marks 2010
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The Solas study demonstrated thatocean fertilization will be ineffective.
AGU Day 2 part B: Science not getting heard | Serendipity 2009
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A daft draft is wafting these days through an otherwise unremarkable floor of a new office building on K Street NE, where the surprising Irish-centric theater company Solas Nua has chosen to stage its first musical: an extravagantly loopy exercise called "Improbable Frequency."
Solas Nua's first musical, the loopy 'Improbable Frequency' Peter Marks 2010
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Join Jeffrey Ford, Alaya Dawn Johnson, Carlos Hernandez, and me at the Solas Bar at 232 E. 9th Street (between 2nd and 3rd Avenues) at 7: 30 this evening.
Interstitial Reading & Salon deliasherman 2010
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The raw space that Solas Nua has found for "Improbable Frequency" is, however, a fine match for the rawness of the proceedings.
Solas Nua's first musical, the loopy 'Improbable Frequency' Peter Marks 2010
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