| STAGE TO SCREENS: Merkerson, McDonagh, Stritch, Balaban, LaVoy
This month, we speak with S. Epatha Merkerson (Come Back, Little Sheba); Martin McDonagh ("In Bruges"); Elaine Stritch (At Liberty at Caf Carlyle); Bob Balaban ("Bernard and Doris"); and January LaVoy ("One Life to Live"). * S. Epatha Merkerson, a 1990 Tony nominee for August Wilson's The Piano Lesson, returns to Broadway as Lola Delaney in the first Main Stem revival of William Inge's 1950 play Come Back, Little Sheba. Kevin Anderson, who received a 1999 Tony nomination as Biff in Death of a Salesman, plays Lola's husband, Doc. "He's quite fabulous," says his co-star. The Manhattan Theatre Club production began previews Jan. 3, at the Biltmore, prior to a Jan. 24-March 30 run. .
City council increases fees for Wakanda Waterpark
In unfinished business Monday night, Menomonie Parks and Recreation director Gary Barnett returned to the council to present three fee increase proposals for daily passes aimed at increasing revenues at the Wakanda Waterpark for the 2008 season.Owing to a decline in revenues, from a high of $143,169 in 2003 to $124,941 in 2007, the council suggested increasing the daily fee structure and expanding the season to offset the waterpark's operational expenses.No change was proposed for the seasonal passes. Barnett noted that daily admission fees had not been raised since 2001, while season passes were raised in 2004.Three choices .
Alpha Software Makes Building an E-Commerce Site 'Push-Button' Easy
Alpha Software Inc. Company contact: Richard Rabins Co-Chairman 781-229-4500 Richard@AlphaSoftware.com or Press contact: Gregory FCA Kate Ritchie Assistant Account Executive 610-642-8253 KateR@GregoryFCA.com Nine years after the first online stores appeared, most companies still struggle to do business online. Building and managing an e-commerce site remains a costly, time-consuming, and technically daunting challenge for small, medium, .
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