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Tag Archives: Middle Eastern
The Eye-Juggler
Saturday night, March 9th, Kansas City’s Prospero’s Books Uptown on Broadway hosted a spoken word program featuring Philip blue owl Hooser. Hooser is a self-described “(a)ctor, playwright, (and) gadabout”. He calls himself blue owl in echo of his Choctaw heritage. … Continue reading →
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Tagged animal, art, blue owl, Coyote, dance, Eye-Juggler, eyes, folk tale, magic, Middle Eastern, Native American, perspective, Philip Hooser, Prospero's Books Uptown, spoken word, Sterling Witt, The Owl Speaks, Uptown Arts Bar
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