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COVER STORY
Teamwork
Kurt talks with stage and screen actor Michael York about teamwork and collaborative efforts in the arts.

Elementary Opera
A diverse group of fifth graders learn the fine points of collaboration as they write, produce, and perform their own original opera. Produced by Jeff Lunden.
Go to Center for Arts Education website

General IdeaGeneral Idea
Kurt talks with A.A. Bronson, the surviving member of General Idea, the first internationally recognized art collective, about what happens when a 25-year collaboration ends.
Go to Plug In's Fin de siecle exhibit
Go to "Negative Thoughts" exhibition website

Orpheus
An exploration of how this chamber orchestra makes music without a conductor. Produced by Sara Fishko.
Go to the Orpheus website

Blast
A spectacle created by marching bands, dancers, and synchronized drummers. Cast members explain what happens when someone falls off the stage and the show must go on. Produced by Andrea Murray from WETA in Washington, DC.
Go to Blast!, the show's website
Go to a Blast on Broadway website

SPECIAL GUEST
Arthur CarterMichael York
Over the course of his thirty-year career actor Michael York has been in over 80 films for the big and small screen, including, the sci-fi classic Logan's Run, Cabaret, and the Three Musketeers. Most recently he played the role of Basil Exposition in the hit Austin Powers movies. Mr. York is the Chair of the California Youth Theatre and the author of "A Shakespearean Actor Prepares," a book he co-wrote with his friend, the actor, director, and teacher Adrian Brine.
Go to a profile of Michael York






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Kurt tests his knowledge of the Billboard top 100.
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Design for the Real World
A profile of designer Viktor Schreckengost, who created the banana seat for bicycles as well as hundreds of other designs you see everyday. Produced by Dee Perry and Dave DeOreo of WCPN, Cleveland.

Go to the Cleveland Museum of Art's website


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