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Steve Parks

Long Island, New York
As seen in: Newsday, Post-Bulletin, The Chestertown Spy, The Talbot Spy, Cambridgespy.org
Arts and entertainment writer and editor/Theater critic at @Newsday
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Spy Review: A Rousing Chesapeake Season Opener by Steve Parks Original

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By Steve Parks
| The Talbot Spy
The season debut of  Chesapeake Music’s popular Interlude concert series marked the return of the New York City-based Renaissance String Quartet – friends for a decade or more who honed their skills at the Juilliard School and the prestigious Perlman Music Program.
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Spy Review: A Bold MSO Season Opener by Steve Parks

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By Steve Parks
| The Talbot Spy
The Mid-Atlantic Symphony Orchestra bills its 28th season, 2025-26,  as one of “Bold Voices, Eternal Resonance.” It’s hard to beat Beethoven for eternal resonance. And as for bold voices, Bartok certainly comes to mind. But for a surprise entry opening night Thursday at the Easton Church of God, music director Michael Repper turned to a 19th-century composer whose music is largely new to 21st-century listeners.
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Why Georgia Has Erupted in Protest

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By Ghia Nodia, Alexander Kupatadze, Steve Parks
| journalofdemocracy.org
The country is at risk of collapsing into a full Russian autocracy, and Georgians understand it as a make-or-break moment. The strength and resolve of the country’s civil society will decide the outcome. By Ghia Nodia May 2024 Once again, the Republic of Georgia finds itself in the middle of an escalating political crisis — a recurrent national condition over the last few years.
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