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• Prehistoric combat - 7/27/2008

  'Jurassic Fight Club' uses computer graphics to re-create battles that provide clues to dinosaur behavior.

• Shark Week attacks - 7/27/2008

  Annual specials on Discovery Channel capitalize on public's fascination with ocean creatures.

• Shakespeare production worth the trip - 7/27/2008

  Boston performance of "As You Like It" filled with chemistry and charm

• More than a boy band - 7/26/2008

  Members of the Hyannis Sound, an a cappella group, win over one skeptic with good-humored professionalism.

  
• Cosby chats with friends at Melody Tent - 7/26/2008

  Bill Cosby took the stage wearing a T-shirt, sweatpants and Crocs – and his comedy delivery was as casual as his dress.

• Cosby: Comedian still a storyteller - 7/26/2008

  For comedian Bill Cosby, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, especially when it’s a child doing the imitating.

• A sneak peek at some films coming to Woods Hole - 7/26/2008

  Either film festival movies have gotten better or I’ve just gotten lucky.

  
• Play looks at poet in new light - 7/25/2008

  Eastham writer Noel Tipton will present a new version of his "Amherst Sabbath" play this week to Wellfleet audiences and the Emily Dickinson...

• Dog has his day in 'Snoopy! The Musical' - 7/24/2008

  The main character in Charles M Schulz's famous comic strip "Peanuts" may have been Charlie Brown, but we all know who became the audience favorite:...

  
• The week's best bets - 7/24/2008

  "Engineered Impressions: Architecture and Maritime," an exhibit running through Aug 19, will feature the work of printmakers Don Gorvett, Sean Hurley...

  
• Woods Hole keeps it simple - 7/24/2008

  The mix of Woods Hole's laid-back summer feeling and Woods Hole Film Festival's dedication to filmmakers, he says, is why he and other filmmakers...

  
• 'Can-Can' cast makes most of slight storyline - 7/24/2008

  The naughty dance sensation created quite a stir in Paris in the late 1890s among offended citizens groups and that frames the plot of Cole Porter's...

• 'Doubt' certain to get you thinking - 7/24/2008

  It's not surprising, perhaps, since the central issue, expressed in the opening lines of the play by the soon-to-be-accused Father Flynn, is this:...

• Sound Choice: Off the beaten path - 7/24/2008

  Three musicians who specialize in alternatives to mainstream sounds will perform on the Cape Saturday or Sunday: Tift Merritt, Erin McKeown and...

  
• Capt'n Elmer's a good catch - 7/24/2008

  This well-established local restaurant has been in business for 32 years and the adjoining seafood market has the same owners, so we were looking...

• Cast makes 'Scoundrels' likable - 7/24/2008

  The title of "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" should clue in audiences that this "musical comedy" puts the emphasis firmly on the comedy.

• Mark Knopfler lets music do the talking - 7/22/2008

  During his excellent show at the Bank of America Pavilion Saturday night, the Scottish-born musician barely moved from center stage as he led his...

• Linda Eder has the voice of a diva - 7/22/2008

  With her stunning vocal gifts and striking good looks, you'd think Linda Eder would be a big name by now.

• 'Pillowman' packs a punch - 7/21/2008

  WELLFLEET — Two police officers haul in a writer for interrogation in connection with three violent crimes to children, which have a startling...