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Dec 11, 2024 37 min

Stuart's Opera House

from Invisible Ground Hosted by Tim Peacock, Melissa Wales, Bill Condee, Lorinda LeClain, Bob Garbo, Brian Koscho, Tommy Stumpp, Aidan Neal, Chad Reich, Emily Prince

We head to Stuart's Opera House in Nelsonville, Ohio, a 145 year old historic theater and performing arts center that is the cornerstone of that town's Public Square. Dedicated to the arts and its community for its existence, learn about George Stuart and his Opera House, and the incredible stories of that building's history. MUSIC: Todd Jacops - "Rain Spring" Bill MacKay - "Plaza Serenade" Natural Sway - "Lying in the Grass" Bill MacKay - "Setting the Stage" Nate Scheible - "Piano Thing" Dead Winds of Summer - "Snacks" David Colagiovanni - "Improvisation 1" (live in New Mexico) Lazy Susan - "Rock Andy" Natural Sway - "New Moon" Weedghost - "Live at Stuart's Opera House, 11/17/23" David Colagiovanni - "Woods" (live in New Mexico) Nate Scheible - "Phone Sesh Drone" Natural Sway - "The Delaware Lightning Bug" Pete Fosco - "Ghost Loops One" PRODUCTION: Produced, mixed, and recorded by Brian Koscho Audio Editing - Chad Reich, Tommy Stumpp Thanks to Aidan Neal for helping with Stuart's interpretative audio

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We head to Stuart's Opera House in Nelsonville, Ohio, a 145 year old historic theater and performing arts center that is the cornerstone of that town's Public Square. Dedicated to the arts and its community for its existence, learn about George Stuart and his Opera House, and the incredible stories of that building's history.

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