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Etta May, Comedian Sunday, October 11, 2009 7:00pm
Tickets: adults $20 Students $15
"Female Stand Up Comic of the Year" Etta May, presents Dr Etta, Family Specialist.
A one women show from award winning comedian Etta May. Dr. Etta (Family Specialist) is a hilarious heartfelt look at the breakdown of the American family. The family of the 21st Century has an illness and
Dr. Etta has the cure. "…Because marriage, kids and family ain't for sissies."
She is the star of the sell-out tour, Southern Fried Chicks. What is the best way to describe Etta May? "Minnie Pearl with a Migraine." To put it simply, when Etta May takes the stage, she is the reigning
queen of Southern Sass.
She has appeared on Comic Strip Live, MTV, Oprah and CBS Sunday Morning Show. In addition to television, Etta May is a regular on the syndicated Bob & Tom radio show and Sirius XM radios comedy channels.
Rated PG13 "
Her (Take No Prisoners) child raising style is the funny and fabulous shot in the arm we all need.
www.ettamay.com
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Christmas in the Village, December 6, 2009 7:00pm
Tickets: $10
Let us light your Christmas Spirit, with the return of Christmas in the Village. Our area’s local talent will warm up the stage and your family’s heart with a musical tribute to everyone’s favorite holiday. The performance will be directed by Dan Keyes and feature A.C. Swing, and many festive surprises. Even a special appearance from our friend from the North Pole. Bring your entire family for a big dose of Christmas cheer. |
Cashore Marionettes Bringing Art to Life
Sunday, January 31, 2010 Tickets: Adults $15 Students $10
"Incredible…Spellbinding… I am not sure when you see it, you believe it." audience member.
Cashore Marionettes redefines the art of puppetry with unmatched artistry, grace and refinement of movement. The program, Simple Gifts, is a series of touching and poignant scenes offering an entertaining and sensitive vision of what it is to be human. It is set to stunning music by such composers as Vivaldi, Strauss, Beethoven and Copland.
The performance spans a range of characters and actions that are amazingly lifelike. The marionettes are engineering marvels and the quality of movement is extraordinary. Their moving and humorous performances have astounded audiences in Europe, Far East and across North America including stops at the Kennedy Center, Annenberg Center and many others.
Although the performance is 60minutes long the content is aimed at adults, and scenes may not hold the attention of children 8 years and younger.
"One of those rare chances for children and adults to enjoy real theater … real art …and real magic." Arcade
http://www.baylinartists.com/artist/the-cashore-marionettes/
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African Children's Choir™ Sunday, April 18, 2010 7:00pm
Tickets: Adults $20 Students $15
Be prepared to fall in love with these young lights of hope.
For over twenty years the African Children Choir has selected the neediest and most vulnerable children in their countries as musical ambassadors. Their goal is help break the cycle of poverty by raising awareness and funds to change many more African children's lives.
With fun incredible rhythms, they entertain with popular and native African music, dance and bright costumes. They will have you celebrating the simple joy of all children. Just their smiles soften your heart. The African Children Choir has multiple choir teams traveling across the U.S. and the globe. They have performed at almost every venue imaginable, including American Idol with Josh Groban.
Lifting your spirit, changing their lives.
Youtube Video
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Velveteen Rabbit
Saturday, May 8 2:00pm & 4:00pm
(60 minute performance time)
Tickets: $10.00 (n/a season passholders)
“What is Real? When a child loves you for a long, long time, not just to play with, but REALLY loves you,
then you become Real.”
This timeless message will be performed by Theatre IV, a national touring professional theatre group from Richmond, Virginia. Their musical rendering of this cherished tale will transport you back to the beginning of the last century. Originally written by Margery Williams in 1922, this story of innocence and unconditional love has been a favorite for generations.
What better way to spend your Mother's day weekend with a story the whole family will love? "Theatre IV brings us beautifully scripted, designed and preformed shows. This is top of the line quality." The National Theatre, Washington D.C.
Pinwheel Children Productions
Lock One Community Arts has rededicated its self to bringing performances for youth to our community. The Pinwheel Children Productions is the name given to these efforts to bring art to our young audiences. We invited young and young-at-heart to join us in experiencing this growing opportunity.
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