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ARTS &ENTERTAINMENT band. Only the town librarian, Marian Paroo, sees Harold for the con man he really is, but that doesn't keep her from falling in love. 291-7800. CHAMBER ORCHESTRA OF THE THEATRE OF EARLY MUSIC, Nov. 19; Schwann Hall of Wisconsin Lutheran College, 8815 West Wisconsin Avenue. Presented by Early Music Now. 225.3113. THANKSGIVING CONCERT, Nov . 20; Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist, 812 N. Jackson St. An epic collaborative event featur- ing nearly 150 musicians and singers performing Henry Brant's Wind, Water, Clouds & Fire. 273-7206. GABRIEL SANCHEZ presents the PRINCE EXPERIENCE, Nov. 23; Potawatomi Bingo Casino. 8 p.m. THE PLANETS, Nov. 25-27; Marcus Center. Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra performs Gustave Holst's sonic celestial showpiece. T-PAIN AND FRIENDS, Nov. 26; US Cellular Arena, 400 W. Kilbourn Ave. 7 p.m. 800-745-3000. KENNY ROGERS, Nov. 27; Riverside Theater. BURTON CUMMINGS, Nov. 29-30; Potawatomi Bingo Casino. 8 p.m. PAJAMA JAMBOREE, Nov. 30; Marcus Center. Free classical "pops" concerts, each one hour in length, is geared to children and their families. 7 p.m. T H E A T E R GORGONS, through Nov. 6; Broadway Theatre Center, Studio Theatre, 158 N. Broadway. Renaissance Theaterworks produc- tion tells of seasoned starlets past their prime and fighting to keep some celebrity status alive with a campy, low-budget horror film called Gorgons. 291-7800. WHATEVER HAPPENED TO BABY JANE?, through Nov. 6; Off the Wall Theatre, 127 E. Wells St. Stage version of cult favorite that starred Bette Davis and Joan Crawford is perfect Halloween fare. 327-3552. THE MYSTERY OF IRMA VEP, weekends, through Nov. 13 and special show Monday, Oct. 31; Sixth Street Theatre, 318 Sixth St., Racine. Featuring a werewolf, vampire, 48 costume changes, five dresses, and just two actors, the play satirizes genres from Hitchcock to melodrama. Presented by Over Our Head Players. YELLOWMAN, through Nov. 13; Stiemke Studio; Milwaukee Theater Center, 108 E. Wells St. Alma and Eugene grow from childhood playmates to teenage sweethearts to adult lovers, in a play presented by Milwaukee Repertory Theater that explores whether past prejudices are destined to become the legacies of the future. 224-9490. LOMBARDI, through Nov. 20; Quadracci Theater; Milwaukee Theater Center, 108 E. Wells St. Milwaukee Repertory Theater presents the real story of Lombardi the man. This family-friendly tribute takes you into the life of the Green Bay Packers' legendary coach. 224-9490. 18 CONTINUED FROM PAGE 17 DON'T TELL ME I CAN'T FLY, Nov. 5-6, 12-13; Marcus Center for the Performing Arts, 929 N. Water St. World premiere produc- tion paints the humorous yet inspirational portrait of the life of 9- year-old Tonia, seeking to contain her intelligence and creativity. When her attempts don't work out as planned, Tonia harnesses her artistic soul – and finds her family, friends and the world begin to appreciate her uniqueness. First Stage Children's Theater presents. 273-7206. A KODACHROME CHRISTMAS, Nov. 16-Dec. 31; Marcus Center for the Performing Arts. Enter the colorful world of cable access TV hostess Earlene Hoople (played hilariously by John McGivern), the self-proclaimed "Queen of Rural Media," as she tapes her last Christmas Special in front of a live audience. 273-7206. SYLVIA, Nov. 17-Dec. 18; 255 S. Water St. Next Act Theatre presents in its new theater home. Greg brings home the stray dog Sylvia, and finds a loving escape from job frustrations and the dog days of middle age. Greg's wife, Kate, doesn't take kindly to her man's new best friend and rival for his affections. A series of hilarious and touching complications encourage Greg and Kate to compromise. If all goes well, Sylvia just might become a bone-a-fide member of the family, freshly healed by puppy love. HEROES, Nov. 18-Dec. 23; Broadway Theatre Center, Cabot Theater, 158 N. Broadway. Henri, Gustave and Philippe, a trio of cantankerous World War I veterans, spend their days on the ter- race of a remote French hospital exchanging barbs. Although their bodies might not be cooperating fully, they become rejuve- nated by dreaming up an escape plan. Milwaukee Chamber Theatre presents. 291-7800. JUNIE B. IN JINGLE BELLS, BATMAN SMELLS, Nov. 25-Dec. 24; Marcus Center for the Performing Arts; It's Christmas season in Room One, and first-grader Junie B. is a mix of emotions. Visions of goodies from the school's holiday gift shop frolic about her mind. But, at the same time, she worries. Junie B. learns to cope and experiences the gift of giving. First Stage Children's Theater presents 273-7206. D A N C E THIRD SATURDAY CEILI, Nov. 4 and Nov. 19; Irish Cultural Heritage Center, 2133 W. Wisconsin Ave. Ceili dance instruction begins at 7:30 p.m., live music and dancing begins at 8 p.m. Nov. 4 Frogwater and Nov. 19 RíRá. Beginners and experienced dancers welcome. 345-8800, www.ichc.net. SAVION GLOVER, Nov. 8; Marcus Center for the Performing Arts, 929 N. Water St. Tony Award-winning tap virusoso. 273-7206. MARIA DE BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 10-12; Calvary Presbyterian Church (The Big Red Church), 935 W. Wisconsin Ave. Danceworks Performance Company joins forces with Milwaukee Opera Theatre and Milwaukee Chamber Orchestra to bring an intoxicating brew of tango and opera to the stage. MOSCOW BALLET'S GREAT RUSSIAN NUTCRACKER, Dec. 1; Riverside Theater, 116 W. Wisconsin Ave. 286-3663. CONTINUED ON PAGE 22