About This Event:Come join hundreds of other Mansfielders getting thier first glimpse of the multi-million dollar renovation and expansion of the theatre. Refreshments will be available.About the Two Week Gala:A thrilling new chapter in the history of the Renaissance Theatre will unfold today when the new grand lobby is opened to the public for the first time. Renaissance CEO, Terri Bergman, credits the many donors and supporters of "The Ren" for making the dream a reality. "It is exciting to see a group of people with a common goal unite and change the life of an organization. The past year in the life of the Renaissance has done just that."The premiere showplace for the arts in North Central Ohio, the Renaissance began its life in the late 1920s as the Ohio Theatre, a grand "movie palace". After years of neglect, the theatre was refurbished in the early 1980s by a group of dedicated citizens. "This 80-year old ‘crown jewel' of a theatre has seen many changes over the years, but nothing like this!" says General Manager Brandon Smith. The home of the Mansfield Symphony, Neos Dance Theatre and a wide variety of original and national touring productions, the renowned performing arts facility will almost double in size when the new addition opens in early 2010. "This is a dream that began many years ago," states Bergman, "and it's now our privilege to reveal that dream."Visitors to the new facility will discover a significant increase in restroom facilities with special emphasis on the needs of handicapped, senior patrons and parents with small children. Defined work areas and expanded offices will provide optimum working space for the administration staff. In addition, the original heating system has been replaced with a high energy efficient HVAC System. "One of the most exciting components of the new building will be the elevator," says Bergman. "It will allow total accessibility to all areas of the theatre for the first time in the building's history." The new lobby also features a glass bridge, expanded box office and concession areas, a coat check and conference and meeting rooms. "The new addition, along with the renovated façade of the entire building, will benefit and delight audiences for years to come," adds Bergman.
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Our next meeting is scheduled for February 8, at 1456 Park Avenue West, Mansfield, 44906. The meeting room is in the Premier Office Complex, across from Whitey's Auto Mall. Go in the first set of double doors on the right side of the building. Bring a lawn chair. Pizza, pop, coffee, tea and snacks are available. Our featured speaker is Conservative Christian, Sandy O'Brien, candidate for Ohio Secretary of State. There will be petitions to sign for tea party candidates who are running for state and local offices. WeÃ?Â'll get updates on the precinct committee takeover plan, the state sovereignty amendment, and upcoming events and more.
About This Event:The Renaissance Performing Arts Association received an NEA (National Endowment for the Arts) Big Read Grant to conduct a community read of Dashiell Hammett's The Maltese Falcon in partnership with the Mansfield/Richland County Public Library, Mayor Culliver's Office, Mansfield City School District, Culliver Reading Center, Main Street Books, The Ohio State University at Mansfield, the Ohio Education Association (OSEA) and the Mansfield City Schools Laundry Basket Library Program. This grant is a $15,000 matching grant that empowers the Renaissance and these partnering organizations the opportunity to offer a myriad of focused activities for the community.Mansfield/Richland County is one of 268 communities nationwide participating in The Big Read from September 2009-June 2010. To date, the NEA has funded more than 800 Big Read programs in the nation's towns and cities. From February 21 to March 31, 2010, our community will celebrate The Maltese Falcon by Dashiell Hammett with a full calendar of events.The Big Read is an initiative of the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) designed to restore reading to the center of American culture. The NEA presents The Big Read in partnership with the Institute of Museum and Library Services and in cooperation with Arts Midwest. Support for The Big Read is provided by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation. Transportation for The Big Read is provided by Ford.This kick off event will feature food, drinks and an opportunity to learn more about how you can get involved in the Big Read program. For more information on the Renaissance's stewardship of this program, visit this section of our website.About the Two Week Gala:A thrilling new chapter in the history of the Renaissance Theatre will unfold today when the new grand lobby is opened to the public for the first time. Renaissance CEO, Terri Bergman, credits the many donors and supporters of "The Ren" for making the dream a reality. "It is exciting to see a group of people with a common goal unite and change the life of an organization. The past year in the life of the Renaissance has done just that."The premiere showplace for the arts in North Central Ohio, the Renaissance began its life in the late 1920s as the Ohio Theatre, a grand "movie palace". After years of neglect, the theatre was refurbished in the early 1980s by a group of dedicated citizens. "This 80-year old ‘crown jewel' of a theatre has seen many changes over the years, but nothing like this!" says General Manager Brandon Smith. The home of the Mansfield Symphony, Neos Dance Theatre and a wide variety of original and national touring productions, the renowned performing arts facility will almost double in size when the new addition opens in early 2010. "This is a dream that began many years ago," states Bergman, "and it's now our privilege to reveal that dream."Visitors to the new facility will discover a significant increase in restroom facilities with special emphasis on the needs of handicapped, senior patrons and parents with small children. Defined work areas and expanded offices will provide optimum working space for the administration staff. In addition, the original heating system has been replaced with a high energy efficient HVAC System. "One of the most exciting components of the new building will be the elevator," says Bergman. "It will allow total accessibility to all areas of the theatre for the first time in the building's history." The new lobby also features a glass bridge, expanded box office and concession areas, a coat check and conference and meeting rooms. "The new addition, along with the renovated façade of the entire building, will benefit and delight audiences for years to come," adds Bergman.
Renaissance Theatre Special EventsNEA Big Reads Kickoff PartySingle Tickets:
This event is free and open to the public. Event will take place in the new atrium lobby.
About This Event:To learn more about this program, visit the education section of our website.About the Two Week Gala:A thrilling new chapter in the history of the Renaissance Theatre will unfold today when the new grand lobby is opened to the public for the first time. Renaissance CEO, Terri Bergman, credits the many donors and supporters of "The Ren" for making the dream a reality. "It is exciting to see a group of people with a common goal unite and change the life of an organization. The past year in the life of the Renaissance has done just that."The premiere showplace for the arts in North Central Ohio, the Renaissance began its life in the late 1920s as the Ohio Theatre, a grand "movie palace". After years of neglect, the theatre was refurbished in the early 1980s by a group of dedicated citizens. "This 80-year old ‘crown jewel' of a theatre has seen many changes over the years, but nothing like this!" says General Manager Brandon Smith. The home of the Mansfield Symphony, Neos Dance Theatre and a wide variety of original and national touring productions, the renowned performing arts facility will almost double in size when the new addition opens in early 2010. "This is a dream that began many years ago," states Bergman, "and it's now our privilege to reveal that dream."Visitors to the new facility will discover a significant increase in restroom facilities with special emphasis on the needs of handicapped, senior patrons and parents with small children. Defined work areas and expanded offices will provide optimum working space for the administration staff. In addition, the original heating system has been replaced with a high energy efficient HVAC System. "One of the most exciting components of the new building will be the elevator," says Bergman. "It will allow total accessibility to all areas of the theatre for the first time in the building's history." The new lobby also features a glass bridge, expanded box office and concession areas, a coat check and conference and meeting rooms. "The new addition, along with the renovated façade of the entire building, will benefit and delight audiences for years to come," adds Bergman.
Renaissance Theatre Special EventsImprov Olympics WorkshopSingle Tickets:
This event is free and open to the public. Event will take place in the Renaissance Ballroom on the second floor of the theatre.
About This Event: T he Mansfield-Richland Area Chamber has developed an excellent reputation for serving its members and communities as an advocate and catalyst for economic and business success in the Mansfield, OH and Richland County Area. The Mansfield-Richland Area Chamber strengthens the region's business climate by supporting programs that enhance small business, professional leadership, education and workforce development. The Chamber has a staff of 5, plus over 30 board members and numerous others volunteering their time to make Mansfield, OH and the entire Richland County area a better place to live, work and invest. The Renaissance last hosted the December meeting in 2008, featuring the Race Band. It was a party that Mansfield is still talking about. This year's event promises to be even better with a full 2 hour concert by Mansfield's own Ohio Express following the Chamber hours. For more information on the Ohio Express concert, click here.About the Two Week Gala:A thrilling new chapter in the history of the Renaissance Theatre will unfold today when the new grand lobby is opened to the public for the first time. Renaissance CEO, Terri Bergman, credits the many donors and supporters of "The Ren" for making the dream a reality. "It is exciting to see a group of people with a common goal unite and change the life of an organization. The past year in the life of the Renaissance has done just that."The premiere showplace for the arts in North Central Ohio, the Renaissance began its life in the late 1920s as the Ohio Theatre, a grand "movie palace". After years of neglect, the theatre was refurbished in the early 1980s by a group of dedicated citizens. "This 80-year old ‘crown jewel' of a theatre has seen many changes over the years, but nothing like this!" says General Manager Brandon Smith. The home of the Mansfield Symphony, Neos Dance Theatre and a wide variety of original and national touring productions, the renowned performing arts facility will almost double in size when the new addition opens in early 2010. "This is a dream that began many years ago," states Bergman, "and it's now our privilege to reveal that dream."Visitors to the new facility will discover a significant increase in restroom facilities with special emphasis on the needs of handicapped, senior patrons and parents with small children. Defined work areas and expanded offices will provide optimum working space for the administration staff. In addition, the original heating system has been replaced with a high energy efficient HVAC System. "One of the most exciting components of the new building will be the elevator," says Bergman. "It will allow total accessibility to all areas of the theatre for the first time in the building's history." The new lobby also features a glass bridge, expanded box office and concession areas, a coat check and conference and meeting rooms. "The new addition, along with the renovated façade of the entire building, will benefit and delight audiences for years to come," adds Bergman.
Renaissance Theatre Special EventsChamber of Commerce Business After HoursSingle Tickets:
Tickets for this event are $5 and available through the Mansfield Richland Chamber of Commerce. Call 419-522-3211. Tickets for the chamber event are not tickets for the Ohio Express concert on that same evening, but you can show your Chamber nametag at the Renaissance Box Office that evening and save the $4 ticket fee on your Ohio Express tickets!
Tickets for this event are $5 and available through the Mansfield Richland Chamber of Commerce. Call 419-522-3211. Tickets for the chamber event are not tickets for the Ohio Express concert on that same evening, but you can show your Chamber nametag at the Renaissance Box Office that evening and save the $4 ticket fee on your Ohio Express tickets!
About this Event: Come early for the Mansfield Richland Chamber Business After Hours. After hours is over at 7, and you can head right into the show at 7:30! Your after hours ticket does not grant you admission for the show, but if you show your chamber nametag at the box office that evening, we'll waive all ticketing fees! About the Two Week Gala:A thrilling new chapter in the history of the Renaissance Theatre will unfold today when the new grand lobby is opened to the public for the first time. Renaissance CEO, Terri Bergman, credits the many donors and supporters of "The Ren" for making the dream a reality. "It is exciting to see a group of people with a common goal unite and change the life of an organization. The past year in the life of the Renaissance has done just that."The premiere showplace for the arts in North Central Ohio, the Renaissance began its life in the late 1920s as the Ohio Theatre, a grand "movie palace". After years of neglect, the theatre was refurbished in the early 1980s by a group of dedicated citizens. "This 80-year old ‘crown jewel' of a theatre has seen many changes over the years, but nothing like this!" says General Manager Brandon Smith. The home of the Mansfield Symphony, Neos Dance Theatre and a wide variety of original and national touring productions, the renowned performing arts facility will almost double in size when the new addition opens in early 2010. "This is a dream that began many years ago," states Bergman, "and it's now our privilege to reveal that dream."Visitors to the new facility will discover a significant increase in restroom facilities with special emphasis on the needs of handicapped, senior patrons and parents with small children. Defined work areas and expanded offices will provide optimum working space for the administration staff. In addition, the original heating system has been replaced with a high energy efficient HVAC System. "One of the most exciting components of the new building will be the elevator," says Bergman. "It will allow total accessibility to all areas of the theatre for the first time in the building's history." The new lobby also features a glass bridge, expanded box office and concession areas, a coat check and conference and meeting rooms. "The new addition, along with the renovated façade of the entire building, will benefit and delight audiences for years to come," adds Bergman.
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This event is part of the two week gala opening of the New Renaissance.
Robert Wesner debuts his world premiere adaptation of Shakespeare's timeless take, inspired by Prokofiev's sweeping, heartbreaking score. This contemporary retelling provides a modern twist on the beloved story while maintaining all the romance and passion of the original. Join us for this groundbreaking celebration of music and dance. It's the perfect Valentine's Day gift!Come and see for yourself what critics are saying... “Firmly centered in classical ballet technique, the Neos dancers have the versatility to perform pointe work, contemporary movement and tap dance. Young and energetic, they pull the audience into their performance with bright personalities, warm rapport and a palpable love of dance.” Wilma Salisbury, Plain Dealer Dance Critic. Neos will display a repertoire that pushes the dancers and the audience to new heights of energy, atmosphere, and art.
Robert Wesner debuts his world premiere adaptation of Shakespeare's timeless take, inspired by Prokofiev's sweeping, heartbreaking score. This contemporary retelling provides a modern twist on the beloved story while maintaining all the romance and passion of the original. Join us for this groundbreaking celebration of music and dance. It's the perfect Valentine's Day gift!Come and see for yourself what critics are saying... “Firmly centered in classical ballet technique, the Neos dancers have the versatility to perform pointe work, contemporary movement and tap dance. Young and energetic, they pull the audience into their performance with bright personalities, warm rapport and a palpable love of dance.” Wilma Salisbury, Plain Dealer Dance Critic. Neos will display a repertoire that pushes the dancers and the audience to new heights of energy, atmosphere, and art.
Robert Wesner debuts his world premiere adaptation of Shakespeare's timeless take, inspired by Prokofiev's sweeping, heartbreaking score. This contemporary retelling provides a modern twist on the beloved story while maintaining all the romance and passion of the original. Join us for this groundbreaking celebration of music and dance. It's the perfect Valentine's Day gift!Come and see for yourself what critics are saying... “Firmly centered in classical ballet technique, the Neos dancers have the versatility to perform pointe work, contemporary movement and tap dance. Young and energetic, they pull the audience into their performance with bright personalities, warm rapport and a palpable love of dance.” Wilma Salisbury, Plain Dealer Dance Critic. Neos will display a repertoire that pushes the dancers and the audience to new heights of energy, atmosphere, and art.
Robert Wesner debuts his world premiere adaptation of Shakespeare's timeless take, inspired by Prokofiev's sweeping, heartbreaking score. This contemporary retelling provides a modern twist on the beloved story while maintaining all the romance and passion of the original. Join us for this groundbreaking celebration of music and dance. It's the perfect Valentine's Day gift!
Another episode in the adventures of the irrepressible Opal Kronkie, the zany and lovable heroine of "Everybody Loves Opal." The setting is again Opal's tumbledown home on the edge of the city dump, where Opal has a visitor. Misguided into thinking that Opal is a rich eccentric, the visitor, Norman, announces that he too is a Kronkie. The warmhearted Opal takes him and his whole family in-whereupon they scheme to do her out of her supposed fortune. When Norman confides that his daughter-in-law, Verna, is pregnant (abetted by a well-placed pillow), Opal decides to leave all her worldly goods to the "baby," and the others have to settle for petty thievery while they figure out how to get around their lie. Needless to say the "plot thickens" hilariously as they do so, but happily all ends well - at least for Opal. This show is on the Playhouse Second Stage, a casual space with cabaret-style seating and complimentary popcorn....more
When: Feb 12, 2010 8 PM Where: Mansfield Playhouse in Mansfield,Ohio Cost: General Pricing: 10.00 - 10.00 Posted by:evdb
Another episode in the adventures of the irrepressible Opal Kronkie, the zany and lovable heroine of "Everybody Loves Opal." The setting is again Opal's tumbledown home on the edge of the city dump, where Opal has a visitor. Misguided into thinking that Opal is a rich eccentric, the visitor, Norman, announces that he too is a Kronkie. The warmhearted Opal takes him and his whole family in-whereupon they scheme to do her out of her supposed fortune. When Norman confides that his daughter-in-law, Verna, is pregnant (abetted by a well-placed pillow), Opal decides to leave all her worldly goods to the "baby," and the others have to settle for petty thievery while they figure out how to get around their lie. Needless to say the "plot thickens" hilariously as they do so, but happily all ends well - at least for Opal. This show is on the Playhouse Second Stage, a casual space with cabaret-style seating and complimentary popcorn....more
When: Feb 12, 2010 8 PM Where: Mansfield Playhouse in Mansfield,Ohio Cost: General Pricing: 10.00 - 10.00 Posted by:evdb
Another episode in the adventures of the irrepressible Opal Kronkie, the zany and lovable heroine of "Everybody Loves Opal." The setting is again Opal's tumbledown home on the edge of the city dump, where Opal has a visitor. Misguided into thinking that Opal is a rich eccentric, the visitor, Norman, announces that he too is a Kronkie. The warmhearted Opal takes him and his whole family in-whereupon they scheme to do her out of her supposed fortune. When Norman confides that his daughter-in-law, Verna, is pregnant (abetted by a well-placed pillow), Opal decides to leave all her worldly goods to the "baby," and the others have to settle for petty thievery while they figure out how to get around their lie. Needless to say the "plot thickens" hilariously as they do so, but happily all ends well - at least for Opal. This show is on the Playhouse Second Stage, a casual space with cabaret-style seating and complimentary popcorn....more
When: Feb 12, 2010 8 PM Where: Mansfield Playhouse in Mansfield,Ohio Cost: General Pricing: 10.00 - 10.00 Posted by:evdb
Another episode in the adventures of the irrepressible Opal Kronkie, the zany and lovable heroine of "Everybody Loves Opal." The setting is again Opal's tumbledown home on the edge of the city dump, where Opal has a visitor. Misguided into thinking that Opal is a rich eccentric, the visitor, Norman, announces that he too is a Kronkie. The warmhearted Opal takes him and his whole family in-whereupon they scheme to do her out of her supposed fortune. When Norman confides that his daughter-in-law, Verna, is pregnant (abetted by a well-placed pillow), Opal decides to leave all her worldly goods to the "baby," and the others have to settle for petty thievery while they figure out how to get around their lie. Needless to say the "plot thickens" hilariously as they do so, but happily all ends well - at least for Opal. This show is on the Playhouse Second Stage, a casual space with cabaret-style seating and complimentary popcorn....more
When: Feb 12, 2010 8 PM Where: Mansfield Playhouse in Mansfield,Ohio Cost: General Pricing: 10.00 - 10.00 Posted by:evdb
Another episode in the adventures of the irrepressible Opal Kronkie, the zany and lovable heroine of "Everybody Loves Opal." The setting is again Opal's tumbledown home on the edge of the city dump, where Opal has a visitor. Misguided into thinking that Opal is a rich eccentric, the visitor, Norman, announces that he too is a Kronkie. The warmhearted Opal takes him and his whole family in-whereupon they scheme to do her out of her supposed fortune. When Norman confides that his daughter-in-law, Verna, is pregnant (abetted by a well-placed pillow), Opal decides to leave all her worldly goods to the "baby," and the others have to settle for petty thievery while they figure out how to get around their lie. Needless to say the "plot thickens" hilariously as they do so, but happily all ends well - at least for Opal. This show is on the Playhouse Second Stage, a casual space with cabaret-style seating and complimentary popcorn....more
When: Feb 12, 2010 8 PM Where: Mansfield Playhouse in Mansfield,Ohio Cost: General Pricing: 10.00 - 10.00 Posted by:evdb
A housewife named Marsha, hopelessly addicted to reading murder mysteries, overhears her husband discussing her upcoming birthday surprise with an interior decorator. To her ears, it sounds like they are planning to murder her! With the assistance of her next-door neighbor, she tries to turn the tables on them with a poisoned potion. She also suspects her mother, her maid and the maid's policeman boyfriend are involved. Just when you would think all this would be cleared up, Marsha's intended victims discover what she has supposed, and decide to teach her a lesson. This is a terrific show for family audiences who like their comedy broad and fast and nonstop....more
When: Feb 19, 2010 8 PM Where: Mansfield Playhouse in Mansfield,Ohio Cost: General Pricing: 7.00 - 14.00 Posted by:evdb
A housewife named Marsha, hopelessly addicted to reading murder mysteries, overhears her husband discussing her upcoming birthday surprise with an interior decorator. To her ears, it sounds like they are planning to murder her! With the assistance of her next-door neighbor, she tries to turn the tables on them with a poisoned potion. She also suspects her mother, her maid and the maid's policeman boyfriend are involved. Just when you would think all this would be cleared up, Marsha's intended victims discover what she has supposed, and decide to teach her a lesson. This is a terrific show for family audiences who like their comedy broad and fast and nonstop....more
When: Feb 19, 2010 8 PM Where: Mansfield Playhouse in Mansfield,Ohio Cost: General Pricing: 7.00 - 14.00 Posted by:evdb
A housewife named Marsha, hopelessly addicted to reading murder mysteries, overhears her husband discussing her upcoming birthday surprise with an interior decorator. To her ears, it sounds like they are planning to murder her! With the assistance of her next-door neighbor, she tries to turn the tables on them with a poisoned potion. She also suspects her mother, her maid and the maid's policeman boyfriend are involved. Just when you would think all this would be cleared up, Marsha's intended victims discover what she has supposed, and decide to teach her a lesson. This is a terrific show for family audiences who like their comedy broad and fast and nonstop....more
When: Feb 19, 2010 8 PM Where: Mansfield Playhouse in Mansfield,Ohio Cost: General Pricing: 7.00 - 14.00 Posted by:evdb
A housewife named Marsha, hopelessly addicted to reading murder mysteries, overhears her husband discussing her upcoming birthday surprise with an interior decorator. To her ears, it sounds like they are planning to murder her! With the assistance of her next-door neighbor, she tries to turn the tables on them with a poisoned potion. She also suspects her mother, her maid and the maid's policeman boyfriend are involved. Just when you would think all this would be cleared up, Marsha's intended victims discover what she has supposed, and decide to teach her a lesson. This is a terrific show for family audiences who like their comedy broad and fast and nonstop....more
When: Feb 19, 2010 8 PM Where: Mansfield Playhouse in Mansfield,Ohio Cost: General Pricing: 7.00 - 14.00 Posted by:evdb
The legendary comedy troupe returns to Mansfield with this all-new evening of sketch comedy and improvisation. Founded in 1959, it has become the training ground for some of the world's greatest comedians. their alumni includes Mike Nichols, Elaine May, Alan Arkin, Joan Rivers, John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd, Bill Murry, Gilda Radner, Mike Myers, Tina Fey and our own Michael Thomas.
A housewife named Marsha, hopelessly addicted to reading murder mysteries, overhears her husband discussing her upcoming birthday surprise with an interior decorator. To her ears, it sounds like they are planning to murder her! With the assistance of her next-door neighbor, she tries to turn the tables on them with a poisoned potion. She also suspects her mother, her maid and the maid's policeman boyfriend are involved. Just when you would think all this would be cleared up, Marsha's intended victims discover what she has supposed, and decide to teach her a lesson. This is a terrific show for family audiences who like their comedy broad and fast and nonstop....more
When: Feb 19, 2010 8 PM Where: Mansfield Playhouse in Mansfield,Ohio Cost: General Pricing: 7.00 - 14.00 Posted by:evdb
Off-Broadway's phenomenal longest-running musical, I Love You You're Perfect Now Change celebrates the modern-day suburban mating game as it explores the joys of romance, marriage, lovers, husbands, wives, and in-laws. This hilarious award-winning show, a hit the world over, features songs that include "Why? Because I'm a Man!", "A Stud and a Babe", "Marriage Tango" and "Always a Bridesmaid", and scores a triumph for that long neglected special interest group: Hopeful singles!!The local cast includes:Harmoni Sauder Scott Schag Bobby Lloyd Jasmine CarterI Love You You're Perfect Now Change is intended for mature audiences.
Off-Broadway's phenomenal longest-running musical, I Love You You're Perfect Now Change celebrates the modern-day suburban mating game as it explores the joys of romance, marriage, lovers, husbands, wives, and in-laws. This hilarious award-winning show, a hit the world over, features songs that include "Why? Because I'm a Man!", "A Stud and a Babe", "Marriage Tango" and "Always a Bridesmaid", and scores a triumph for that long neglected special interest group: Hopeful singles!!The local cast includes:Harmoni Sauder Scott Schag Bobby Lloyd Jasmine CarterI Love You You're Perfect Now Change is intended for mature audiences.
Off-Broadway's phenomenal longest-running musical, I Love You You're Perfect Now Change celebrates the modern-day suburban mating game as it explores the joys of romance, marriage, lovers, husbands, wives, and in-laws. This hilarious award-winning show, a hit the world over, features songs that include "Why? Because I'm a Man!", "A Stud and a Babe", "Marriage Tango" and "Always a Bridesmaid", and scores a triumph for that long neglected special interest group: Hopeful singles!!The local cast includes:Harmoni Sauder Scott Schag Bobby Lloyd Jasmine CarterI Love You You're Perfect Now Change is intended for mature audiences.
Off-Broadway's phenomenal longest-running musical, I Love You You're Perfect Now Change celebrates the modern-day suburban mating game as it explores the joys of romance, marriage, lovers, husbands, wives, and in-laws. This hilarious award-winning show, a hit the world over, features songs that include "Why? Because I'm a Man!", "A Stud and a Babe", "Marriage Tango" and "Always a Bridesmaid", and scores a triumph for that long neglected special interest group: Hopeful singles!!The local cast includes:Harmoni Sauder Scott Schag Bobby Lloyd Jasmine CarterI Love You You're Perfect Now Change is intended for mature audiences.
Broadway's phenomenal longest-running musical, I Love You You're Perfect Now Change celebrates the modern-day suburban mating game as it explores the joys of romance, marriage, lovers, husbands, wives, and in-laws. This hilarious award-winning show, a hit the world over, features songs that include "Why? Because I'm a Man!", "A Stud and a Babe", "Marriage Tango" and "Always a Bridesmaid", and scores a triumph for that long neglected special interest group: Hopeful singles!!
Off-Broadway's phenomenal longest-running musical, I Love You You're Perfect Now Change celebrates the modern-day suburban mating game as it explores the joys of romance, marriage, lovers, husbands, wives, and in-laws. This hilarious award-winning show, a hit the world over, features songs that include "Why? Because I'm a Man!", "A Stud and a Babe", "Marriage Tango" and "Always a Bridesmaid", and scores a triumph for that long neglected special interest group: Hopeful singles!!The local cast includes:Harmoni Sauder Scott Schag Bobby Lloyd Jasmine CarterI Love You You're Perfect Now Change is intended for mature audiences.
Saturday, March 6, 2010 (8:00 pm - 10:00 pm) Join the Mansfield symphony and chorus for Mozart's most ambitious and elaborate work for choir and orchestra. Though incomplete at the time of his death, Mozart's mature gifts as a vocal composer, and his flair for the theatrical even in a formally rigid setting, are on full display. Also featured: Mozart's masterful and elegant Violin Concerto No. 5 in A major.
Age Group: All Ages Venue: University of Montana Address: Poetry Corner, Maureen & Mike Mansfield Library Phone: 243-2988
The University of Montana student chosen as the winner of the Merriam-Frontier Award will read from his or her selected manuscript. The winner receives $500 and funds to publish a chapbook.
