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‘Health’ continued from page 20<br />

animal fat, wear sun glasses. Recent studies<br />

confirmed that a combination of vitamin C and E,<br />

beta-carotene, zinc, copper, lutein, and zeaxanthin<br />

was helpful in slowing the progression of<br />

the disease in the intermediate stages. The late<br />

stages of dry AMD have no know treatment.<br />

Wet AMD (new, but malformed, blood vessels)<br />

can be treated with medicines injected directly<br />

into the eye or with medicine that is given intravenously<br />

and activated by laser in the eye. Again,<br />

‘35below’ continued from page 17<br />

<strong>March</strong> 28-29, <strong>2019</strong> and The Constant Wife will<br />

follow April 26-27, in 35below.<br />

“Though people are very aware of what ACT<br />

offers on our Mainstage, 35below is still the bestkept<br />

secret in the WNC theatre world,” said Bunn.<br />

“It’s such an intimate space that the audience<br />

becomes very connected to the energy of the performers.<br />

It is a terrific space to see a show.”<br />

IF<br />

YOU<br />

GO<br />

For more information about 35below, the<br />

Readers Theatre Showcase Series, or Listen<br />

to This, visit www.ashevilletheatre.org.<br />

‘Photos’ continued from page 26<br />

these and several other more experimental therapies<br />

can slow but not stop wet AMD.<br />

Considering that this is a disastrous disease<br />

with serious, irreversible consequences, have<br />

your eyes examined regularly and make effective<br />

lifestyle changes to decrease your risk. Many who<br />

have the genetic abnormalities, but excellent lifestyle<br />

habits are avoiding this problem. Join them.<br />

‘Amadeus’ continued from page 7<br />

Márquez’s Danzón No. 2. This concert features all<br />

five orchestras of the ASYO: the Youth Orchestra,<br />

Philharmonia, Prelude Orchestra, Chamber<br />

Orchestra, and the Percussion Ensemble.<br />

For the big finale, Rach the night away with<br />

Mozart’s Symphony No. 25 and a powerhouse<br />

performance of two masterful Rachmaninoff compositions:<br />

Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini and<br />

Piano Concerto No. 2 — with expert Rachmaninoff<br />

interpreter Ohlsson on the piano. Asheville<br />

Symphony Music Director Darko Butorac will<br />

join the orchestra on the Thomas Wolfe Auditorium’s<br />

giant stage, complete with a 32-foot stage<br />

‘Action’ continued from pg 28<br />

IF<br />

YOU<br />

GO<br />

CONTINUED<br />

ACTION MOVIE: THE PLAY opens Friday,<br />

<strong>March</strong> 8 and runs through Sunday, <strong>March</strong><br />

31 at The Magnetic Theatre, located at 375<br />

Depot Street in the River Arts District. Performances<br />

are Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm<br />

and Sundays at 3pm. Tickets are $18 for General<br />

Admission and $10 for students. For tickets and<br />

information, visit www.themagnetictheatre.org.<br />

extension that thrusts the Symphony into the<br />

audience.<br />

“Doing two Rachmaninoff pieces is almost<br />

unheard of,” Whitehill says. “It’s absolute gluttony.<br />

It’s an embarrassment of musical riches — and a<br />

rare opportunity to see two of the most beloved,<br />

virtuosic, difficult concertos in one evening.”<br />

IF<br />

YOU<br />

GO<br />

Asheville Symphony<br />

Tickets are on sale now, with event prices<br />

ranging from free to $93. www.ashevilleamadeus.org.<br />

Monday-Friday, 10-4 pm (828) 254-<br />

7046, 27 College Pl., Suite 100.<br />

um about images in the state history museum’s<br />

collection that didn’t make the “cut” for the Look<br />

Again exhibition.<br />

Having worked at the state history museum for<br />

30 years, Blevins is very familiar with its photographic<br />

collection and well prepared to discuss<br />

its contents and examine why photographs are<br />

not only pieces of history but some of our most<br />

priceless possessions.<br />

While the program is free, registration is<br />

required, as the number of seats is limited. For<br />

more information about the Look Again exhibit or<br />

to register for the program, contact RoAnn Bishop<br />

at the Mountain Gateway Museum at (828)<br />

668-9259 or roann.bishop@ncdcr.gov.<br />

IF<br />

YOU<br />

GO<br />

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