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For its showcase in Regent's Park, Frieze may catch the cream of the elite international galleries representing art's most fiercely backed, hottest property.

Then there's the British Council, which has five works by disabled artists within the 30 chosen for its showcase at the Edinburgh fringe festival 2015.

Starring: TBC Commissioned by Foxtel for its Showcase channel, this six-part series has a similarly unenviable task to Wake In Fright: in this case, living up to the classic 1975 movie adaptation directed by Peter Weir, starring Jacki Weaver and John Jarratt.

The title track, the group's a cappella original, is a highlight for its showcase of the unadulterated human voice; so is the instrumentally spare rendition of "Frozen's" runaway hit "Let It Go".

The contract provisions give the league some leeway for salvaging its showcase event should a lockout delay the start of the 2012-13 senablingnabling the N.H.L. to hold the Winter Classic even if a lockout is settled in late December.

The Frieze London art fair has rolled into Regent's Park for its annual showcase, bringing with it swaths of contemporary art, collectors, curious onlookers, and art enthusiasts.

Mr. Kaplan says: "I discovered that the falloff for '2001' in its showcase run was significantly greater than for any previous roadshow movie.

On Wednesday, May 2, and Thursday, May 3, join the Jacobs Institute for Design Innovation for its semesterly showcase of student work in Jacobs Hall.

One of the society's projects today is SLAMbassadors UK, a performance poetry championship for young people, which is gearing up for its final showcase at London's Southbank Centre next month.

Baseball unveiled the rosters for its midsummer showcase on Sunday night, featuring an imposing lineup for the A.L. and Harper in his usual spot at his home ballpark in Washington.

But even strident skeptics will be softened by the tomes on display at Poets House, a 50,000-volume poetry library and literary center that for 18 years has been amassing the previous year's poetry and poetry-related books for its annual showcase.