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Week two proved that, at its core, Spoleto is a classical music festival
Week two proved that, at its core, Spoleto is a classical music festival Open Ears

The past seven festival days kicked off with a knock-out concert by the Spoleto Festival Orchestra and ended the same way. The big festival delivered a big explosion of good classical music — and a big zip for everything else.


What kind of Spoletian are you?
What kind of Spoletian are you? Week three edition

With just a few days left in the Spoleto Festival, it’s officially crunch time. Some of our favorite shows have already come and gone, but there are still plenty of options out there, regardless of your budget or predilections. Let our now-familiar friends below be your guides, or just choose your own adventure to make the rest of the fest as memorable as possible. After all, it only comes around once a year.


Susan Jeremy has the last laugh
Comedy
Susan Jeremy has the last laugh Cancer Diaries
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Tenor Hugo Vera gets obscure with <i>L'Enfant Prodigue</i>
Opera & Musical Theater
Tenor Hugo Vera gets obscure with L'Enfant Prodigue Prodigal Son
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Rob Drummond of <i>Bullet Catch</i> wants you to shoot him
Theater
Rob Drummond of Bullet Catch wants you to shoot him Fire Away
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Shantala Shivalingappa brings Indian classical dance to a world audience
Dance
Shantala Shivalingappa brings Indian classical dance to a world audience Dancing in Sanskrit
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Spoleto 2013 ends with a low-key but pleasant evening at Middleton Place
Jazz, Blues, & Roots
Spoleto 2013 ends with a low-key but pleasant evening at Middleton Place Red stick ramblin'
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Joseph Flummerfelt to bow out with a bang
Concert & Choral
Joseph Flummerfelt to bow out with a bang The End of an Era
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A McSweeney's editor reads new work at the Piccolo Fiction Open
Film & Literature
A McSweeney's editor reads new work at the Piccolo Fiction Open The Funny Teacher
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City Gallery show features a musical dog, Flannery O'Connor, and historic Gullah architecture
Visual Arts
City Gallery show features a musical dog, Flannery O'Connor, and historic Gullah architecture Story Time
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