Fredericktowne Players open season with Christmas classic
The Fredericktowne Players launch 2001 2002 with The Best Christmas Pag... Ever a festive Christmas tale featuring the Herdmans. Directed by Camilla Baylan the show at the Weinberg Center runs with a large cast and choir. Donations of non perishable food items go to Frederick Food Bank. Showtimes include November 10 13 17 19 with a sign language performance November 10. Call (101) 228 2828 for details.
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Barar Tobinson
Herdmans
Weinberg Center Stage
Camilla Baylan
Jerry Miranda
Christine Miller
Dan Hendersall
Mary Alice Thoma
Mary Beth Schmersahl
Meaghan Edgerly
Laah Ailnatt
Jacob Brittingham
Celine Dorsey
Rachael Boon
Uel Coler
Ece Blaser
Itebekah Wilson
Angel Collins
Katharine
Weinberg Center
Frederick
Sugarloaf Crafts Festival Opens in Gaithersburg
The 26th annual Sugarloaf Crafts Festival runs November 15 to 18 at the Montgomery County Fair grounds in Gaithersburg. More than 570 artisans will showcase pottery landmaie clothing and leather goods with over a dozen live demonstrations including glassblowing and woodturning. Hours run 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday Friday and Sunday and 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday. Admission is 7 for adults and free for children under 12. For details call 1-800-210-9900 or visit sugarloafcrafts.com. A pictured craftsman William Whipple of West Wiltshire demonstrates on a maple cherry chest.
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Sywn Sugarloat Crafts
Williammt Whipple
West Vilsumi
Wizard of Oz staged by Potomay Playmakers in Hagerstown
The Potomay Playmakers present The Wizard of Oz at the Women's Club in Hagerstown with a nine performance run from November 9 to 18. The cast features Christian McAllister as Dorothy, Brooks Long as Scarecrow, David McKinley as Tin Man, Alex Sapp as Cowardly Lion, with Toby Smith and Brett Rowland sharing Toto. Glinda is played by Branin Sigtur, the Wicked Witch by Cinnamon Rowland, and Jonas Dawson stars as the Wizard. Matinees start Sundays at 3 pm. tickets available by phone.
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Potomay
Will de Sertt
Hagerstown
L. Frank Baum
Rush Tidewally
Jeff Wine
John Manor
Dorothy Is
Christian McAllister
Brooks Long
Tin Man
David McKinley
Alex Sapp
Toto
Kansas
Toby Smith
Brett Rowland
Cinnamon Rowland
Glinda
Branin Sigtur
Jonas Dawson
Christina Pillis
Jeremiah Cole
Aunt Em
Uncle Henry
Jay Menderson
O% Guard
Sarah Kay McCullough
Gloria
A Ve Anne Stoneberger
Alinda Eberhart
Genevieve Sapp
Maureen Smith
Caitlin Flagg
Jeannie Nguyen
Bryant Sigler
Jeff Pillis
Hank Mills
Nhut Nguyen
Donnie Churchey
Jennifer Moore
Amy Moore
Allison Grove
Mount band to play in Buckeystown
Mount band a seven piece group from the Mount St. Marys community performs at Holy Grounds Coffee House Buckeystown November 16 from 7 to 10 pm. The program features classic jazz from Ellington to Thelonious Monk and a brief Advent Christmas talk by Rev. Dim Dung Hue. Admission charged. details via local Catholic parish sites or at 01 447 3707.
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Festival of plays at Urbana High School
Urbana High School presents A Fall Pastival of Plays featuring four one act plays directed by Susan Thornton. Performances run November 15 16 and 17 at 7 30 p m at 3471 Campus Drive Jamville with tickets 6 in advance 8 at the door. For more information call 240 246 7800.
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Susan Thornton
Campus Drive
Md. #0
Jjamsville
Rent comes to Warner Theatre Washington for limited runs
The Broadway musical Rent debuts at the Warner Theatre in Washington with performances on November 18. Tickets range from 26 to 40 dollars with special rates including $20 seating in the first two orchestra rows and a limited two-ticket-per-person policy. Call 202 432 SEAT or Warner Theatre for details and booking.
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Rent
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Washington
Rent! de
Ting Yong
New York
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Beantsured
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Maryland and regional notes on Messiah soloists and performers
The piece surveys several artists including Cantrell Reinager and Amanda Grace, detailing their regional and international performances, affiliations with major ensembles such as the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and the Baltimore Choral Arts Society, and period highlights from 1995 to 1998. It notes Reinagel's European prize wins, conducting ties, and study, plus Grace’s varied roles and international appearances.
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Baltimore
Washington, D.C
Europe
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Baltimore Choral Arts Society
Kennedy Center
National Presbyterian Church
Cantrell
Monica Reinager
Ater
The
Handel Club
Washington Bach Consort
Bach
Handel
Mozart
Reinagel
Baltimore Opera
Ohio Light Opera
Maryland Lyric Opera
Triangle Opera
Smithsonian Institution
Bayreuth
Bavarian National Radio Chorus
Leonard Bernstein
Colin Davis
United States
Metropolitan Opera
Boston
Munich
Peabody Institute
Amanda Grace
Hood College
Magnolia
Christine
Solu
Vivaldi
Gloria
Butler
Haydn
Grace
Graz
Austria
American Institute of Musical Studies
Burdiee
Iceland
Patricia McKewen Amato
St. Thomas More Catholic Church
Opera
Johns Hopkins University
Amterican Institute of Musical Studies
Brevard
North Carolina
Aspen Music
Colorado
Young Victorian Theater
New York
Alico Tully Hall
Charles Looffler
Koch International
Opera Scenes and Fundraising Ties to Chicago Heart
Opera soprano Penny Mentzer reflects on a singer’s career likening it to a marathon. She notes factors like hormones, stress, and motherhood shaping voice, and discusses nutrition, hydration, and live performance sans microphones. Mentzer teaches at DePaul and Aspen, performs chamber recitals, and helped found Jubilate aiding Bonaventure House since 1992. The Maryland Symphony Orchestra concert “Mystery and Romance” at Hagerstown’s Maryland Theatre on Nov 17–18 features Hovhaness and Rimsky-Korsakov pieces, with tickets from 12 to 50 dollars.
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Berkeley Springs
Mentzer
Chicago
Watt
Hare
DePaul University School of Music
Aspen Music Festival
New York
Mie
New York Philharmonic
Ms. Mentzer
Bonaventure House
Corus
MSO
Hagerstown
Maryland Theatre
Omar Kahyyan
Alan Hovhaness
Kahyyam
Weta
Robert Aubry Davis
Carmelo Pino
Tchaikovsky
Ramed
Jalal
Rororin
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