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1. 1. 4th Street Theater earns 14 nominations for awards

   www.chestertontribune.com/Dune - [Cached]

   Published on: 10/13/2003   Last Visited: 10/14/2003

   "This is 4th Street Theater's first full season of participation in the Foundation and it is an honor to be nominated, especially for so many categories," said Sandra Assarian, President of the North Coast Cultural Association and 4th Street Theater.
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2. 2. Northwest Indiana News: nwitimes.com - Features

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   Published on: 5/22/2004   Last Visited: 5/22/2004

   Sandy Assarian, producer of 4th Street Theater's "Soup du Jour" in Chesterton, hopes the musical comedy will make audiences forget about the world's troubles for a while.
   
   "I think that we're all heavy at heart these days, and we all need to just have fun," she said.
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   It was last performed in the region several years ago Michigan City's Footlight Players, and Glenn Hering, who is directing the musical for the 4th Street Theater, brought "Soup" to the theater company's attention, Assarian said.
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   "Timing is everything in this comedy, and when you do a show like this, the actors have to be what they call a triple threat," Assarian said. "They have to able to sing, they have to be able to dance, and they have to be able to act. We have a wealth of resources in Northwest Indiana in actors and talented people, but it's a challenge to find good people that are able to do that. Fortunately, we did."
   
   Assarian encouraged theatregoers to reserve their tickets to the musical in advance.

3. 3. Neighbors - Post-Tribune (Gary)

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   Published on: 3/14/2002   Last Visited: 3/14/2002

   "It's in the spirit of community theater to do original work," said Sandy Assarian, North Coast Cultural Association president. "It's an excellent show. It's different. I think it exposed people to a real myriad of experiences."
   
   "Macbeth" is Shakespeare's shortest and bloodiest tragedy and is considered one of his finest. The plot's hard-edged swiftness hurls the play toward its inevitable end.