The Pirates Of Penzance By Gilbert & Sullivan (8:00PM)
Friday
Tickets: $22 adults; $20 seniors & children

It Is, It Is A Glorious Thing”
The Pirates of Penzance Come Ashore in Rhinebeck!

The Pirates of the Caribbean may claim Jack Sparrow as their own, but he has nothing on the Pirate King about to plant the pirate flag in Rhinebeck. After all, the Pirate King (of the famous Pirates of Penzance) vows to “live and die a Pirate King,” saying that his work is far more glorious than the dirty work that well-to-do pirates in the cheating world must get through in a day. This Pirate King will have none of it!

Welcome to The Pirates of Penzance, Gilbert & Sullivan Musical Theater Company’s spring production at The CENTER for Performing Arts in Rhinebeck, opening on Friday, June 6.

The tale involves the most unsuccessful band of pirates ever to set sail, their aforementioned brave Pirate King and their brightest star, Frederic, who, on the day he comes of age and is at last free from his pirate apprenticeship, falls in love and vows to bring his former mates to justice. Not so fast, however, once Frederic learns that, by an accident of being born on leap year, he has a good deal of time yet to remain a pirate. A typical Gilbert and Sullivan dilemma is established and ultimately resolved in typical Gilbert and Sullivan fashion, with hilarity and tunefulness.

Cindy Kubik directs the show. Cindy has directed and performed extensively in the area and she plans to take the pirate merriment to new levels of silliness. Mathew Camara is the music director and has his own ideas of how to bring out the best in the music to complement the nonsense of the story.

Nick Jones is the swashbuckling Pirate King, leader of this band of soft-hearted rogues, and Frederic, the star pirate apprentice, is Chris Tillson. Ruth, who has been devoted to Frederic since he was a babe and who, due to being somewhat hard of hearing, got Frederic into the pirate band in the first place, is Diedra Sepp. Major General Stanley, he of amazing knowledge and the very model of a Modern Major General, is Jim Klosty, and his ward Mabel is Katie DeFiglio. The Sergeant of Police, the brave leader of the fearless group assigned to exterminate the pirates, is Rex Bridges. And there’s a host of pirates, sisters, and police rounding out the mayhem.

Performances are at the Center for Performing Arts in Rhinebeck from June 6 - June 22. Friday and Saturday performances are at 8pm and Sunday matinees are at 3pm. Tickets are $22 and $20 for seniors and children and are available online at www.centerforperformingarts.org or by calling the Center Box Office at (845) 876-3080.

You won’t want to miss this tale of adventure and misadventure. A great way to kick off your summer season!

www.gsmtc.org

The Pirates Of Penzance By Gilbert & Sullivan (8:00PM)

 

Saturday
Tickets: $22 adults; $20 seniors & children

It Is, It Is A Glorious Thing”
The Pirates of Penzance Come Ashore in Rhinebeck!

The Pirates of the Caribbean may claim Jack Sparrow as their own, but he has nothing on the Pirate King about to plant the pirate flag in Rhinebeck. After all, the Pirate King (of the famous Pirates of Penzance) vows to “live and die a Pirate King,” saying that his work is far more glorious than the dirty work that well-to-do pirates in the cheating world must get through in a day. This Pirate King will have none of it!

Welcome to The Pirates of Penzance, Gilbert & Sullivan Musical Theater Company’s spring production at The CENTER for Performing Arts in Rhinebeck, opening on Friday, June 6.

The tale involves the most unsuccessful band of pirates ever to set sail, their aforementioned brave Pirate King and their brightest star, Frederic, who, on the day he comes of age and is at last free from his pirate apprenticeship, falls in love and vows to bring his former mates to justice. Not so fast, however, once Frederic learns that, by an accident of being born on leap year, he has a good deal of time yet to remain a pirate. A typical Gilbert and Sullivan dilemma is established and ultimately resolved in typical Gilbert and Sullivan fashion, with hilarity and tunefulness.

Cindy Kubik directs the show. Cindy has directed and performed extensively in the area and she plans to take the pirate merriment to new levels of silliness. Mathew Camara is the music director and has his own ideas of how to bring out the best in the music to complement the nonsense of the story.

Nick Jones is the swashbuckling Pirate King, leader of this band of soft-hearted rogues, and Frederic, the star pirate apprentice, is Chris Tillson. Ruth, who has been devoted to Frederic since he was a babe and who, due to being somewhat hard of hearing, got Frederic into the pirate band in the first place, is Diedra Sepp. Major General Stanley, he of amazing knowledge and the very model of a Modern Major General, is Jim Klosty, and his ward Mabel is Katie DeFiglio. The Sergeant of Police, the brave leader of the fearless group assigned to exterminate the pirates, is Rex Bridges. And there’s a host of pirates, sisters, and police rounding out the mayhem.

Performances are at the Center for Performing Arts in Rhinebeck from June 6 - June 22. Friday and Saturday performances are at 8pm and Sunday matinees are at 3pm. Tickets are $22 and $20 for seniors and children and are available online at www.centerforperformingarts.org or by calling the Center Box Office at (845) 876-3080.

You won’t want to miss this tale of adventure and misadventure. A great way to kick off your summer season!

www.gsmtc.org

The Pirates Of Penzance By Gilbert & Sullivan (3:00PM)
Sunday
Tickets: $22 adults; $20 seniors & children

“It Is, It Is A Glorious Thing”
The Pirates of Penzance Come Ashore in Rhinebeck!

The Pirates of the Caribbean may claim Jack Sparrow as their own, but he has nothing on the Pirate King about to plant the pirate flag in Rhinebeck. After all, the Pirate King (of the famous Pirates of Penzance) vows to “live and die a Pirate King,” saying that his work is far more glorious than the dirty work that well-to-do pirates in the cheating world must get through in a day. This Pirate King will have none of it!

Welcome to The Pirates of Penzance, Gilbert & Sullivan Musical Theater Company’s spring production at The CENTER for Performing Arts in Rhinebeck, opening on Friday, June 6.

The tale involves the most unsuccessful band of pirates ever to set sail, their aforementioned brave Pirate King and their brightest star, Frederic, who, on the day he comes of age and is at last free from his pirate apprenticeship, falls in love and vows to bring his former mates to justice. Not so fast, however, once Frederic learns that, by an accident of being born on leap year, he has a good deal of time yet to remain a pirate. A typical Gilbert and Sullivan dilemma is established and ultimately resolved in typical Gilbert and Sullivan fashion, with hilarity and tunefulness.

Cindy Kubik directs the show. Cindy has directed and performed extensively in the area and she plans to take the pirate merriment to new levels of silliness. Mathew Camara is the music director and has his own ideas of how to bring out the best in the music to complement the nonsense of the story.

Nick Jones is the swashbuckling Pirate King, leader of this band of soft-hearted rogues, and Frederic, the star pirate apprentice, is Chris Tillson. Ruth, who has been devoted to Frederic since he was a babe and who, due to being somewhat hard of hearing, got Frederic into the pirate band in the first place, is Diedra Sepp. Major General Stanley, he of amazing knowledge and the very model of a Modern Major General, is Jim Klosty, and his ward Mabel is Katie DeFiglio. The Sergeant of Police, the brave leader of the fearless group assigned to exterminate the pirates, is Rex Bridges. And there’s a host of pirates, sisters, and police rounding out the mayhem.

Performances are at the Center for Performing Arts in Rhinebeck from June 6 - June 22. Friday and Saturday performances are at 8pm and Sunday matinees are at 3pm. Tickets are $22 and $20 for seniors and children and are available online at www.centerforperformingarts.org or by calling the Center Box Office at (845) 876-3080.

You won’t want to miss this tale of adventure and misadventure. A great way to kick off your summer season!

www.gsmtc.org

Auditions For Camelot (7:00PM)
and
Monday, June 9 at 7 pm
at The CENTER for Performing Arts.
Callbacks will be Thursday, June 12.

Needed:
Mature actors for the roles of Arthur, Pellinore, Morgan Le Fay, and Merlin.

Actors aged 17 and up are needed for the roles of Guenevere, Lancelot,
Nimue, Mordred, and various court ladies and knights.

A boy, aged 9 to 13, is needed for the role of Tom of Warwick.

Performances are September 5 – 21, 2008.
Rehearsals will take place during July and August.

Interested actors should come prepared with a song from the show or from another show by Lerner and Loewe.
Sheet music for the song must be provided.
There will be some choreography in this production so all auditioners should be prepared to dance and wear appropriate clothing.
Readings will be from the script.

For more information, contact Lou Trapani at (845) 876-3088, ext. 14.

Auditions For Camelot (7:00PM)
Auditions are Sunday, June 8 at 7 pm
and
Monday, June 9 at 7 pm
(and Sunday.
at The CENTER for Performing Arts.
Callbacks will be Thursday, June 12.

Needed:
Mature actors for the roles of Arthur, Pellinore, Morgan Le Fay, and Merlin.

Actors aged 17 and up are needed for the roles of Guenevere, Lancelot,
Nimue, Mordred, and various court ladies and knights.

A boy, aged 9 to 13, is needed for the role of Tom of Warwick.

Performances are September 5 – 21, 2008.
Rehearsals will take place during July and August.

Interested actors should come prepared with a song from the show or from another show by Lerner and Loewe.
Sheet music for the song must be provided.
There will be some choreography in this production so all auditioners should be prepared to dance and wear appropriate clothing.
Readings will be from the script.

For more information, contact Lou Trapani at (845) 876-3088, ext. 14.

The Pirates Of Penzance By Gilbert & Sullivan (8:00PM)
Friday
Tickets: $22 adults; $20 seniors & children

It Is, It Is A Glorious Thing”
The Pirates of Penzance Come Ashore in Rhinebeck!

The Pirates of the Caribbean may claim Jack Sparrow as their own, but he has nothing on the Pirate King about to plant the pirate flag in Rhinebeck. After all, the Pirate King (of the famous Pirates of Penzance) vows to “live and die a Pirate King,” saying that his work is far more glorious than the dirty work that well-to-do pirates in the cheating world must get through in a day. This Pirate King will have none of it!

Welcome to The Pirates of Penzance, Gilbert & Sullivan Musical Theater Company’s spring production at The CENTER for Performing Arts in Rhinebeck, opening on Friday, June 6.

The tale involves the most unsuccessful band of pirates ever to set sail, their aforementioned brave Pirate King and their brightest star, Frederic, who, on the day he comes of age and is at last free from his pirate apprenticeship, falls in love and vows to bring his former mates to justice. Not so fast, however, once Frederic learns that, by an accident of being born on leap year, he has a good deal of time yet to remain a pirate. A typical Gilbert and Sullivan dilemma is established and ultimately resolved in typical Gilbert and Sullivan fashion, with hilarity and tunefulness.

Cindy Kubik directs the show. Cindy has directed and performed extensively in the area and she plans to take the pirate merriment to new levels of silliness. Mathew Camara is the music director and has his own ideas of how to bring out the best in the music to complement the nonsense of the story.

Nick Jones is the swashbuckling Pirate King, leader of this band of soft-hearted rogues, and Frederic, the star pirate apprentice, is Chris Tillson. Ruth, who has been devoted to Frederic since he was a babe and who, due to being somewhat hard of hearing, got Frederic into the pirate band in the first place, is Diedra Sepp. Major General Stanley, he of amazing knowledge and the very model of a Modern Major General, is Jim Klosty, and his ward Mabel is Katie DeFiglio. The Sergeant of Police, the brave leader of the fearless group assigned to exterminate the pirates, is Rex Bridges. And there’s a host of pirates, sisters, and police rounding out the mayhem.

Performances are at the Center for Performing Arts in Rhinebeck from June 6 - June 22. Friday and Saturday performances are at 8pm and Sunday matinees are at 3pm. Tickets are $22 and $20 for seniors and children and are available online at www.centerforperformingarts.org or by calling the Center Box Office at (845) 876-3080.

You won’t want to miss this tale of adventure and misadventure. A great way to kick off your summer season!

www.gsmtc.org

The Pirates Of Penzance By Gilbert & Sullivan (8:00PM)

 

Saturday
Tickets: $22 adults; $20 seniors & children

It Is, It Is A Glorious Thing”
The Pirates of Penzance Come Ashore in Rhinebeck!

The Pirates of the Caribbean may claim Jack Sparrow as their own, but he has nothing on the Pirate King about to plant the pirate flag in Rhinebeck. After all, the Pirate King (of the famous Pirates of Penzance) vows to “live and die a Pirate King,” saying that his work is far more glorious than the dirty work that well-to-do pirates in the cheating world must get through in a day. This Pirate King will have none of it!

Welcome to The Pirates of Penzance, Gilbert & Sullivan Musical Theater Company’s spring production at The CENTER for Performing Arts in Rhinebeck, opening on Friday, June 6.

The tale involves the most unsuccessful band of pirates ever to set sail, their aforementioned brave Pirate King and their brightest star, Frederic, who, on the day he comes of age and is at last free from his pirate apprenticeship, falls in love and vows to bring his former mates to justice. Not so fast, however, once Frederic learns that, by an accident of being born on leap year, he has a good deal of time yet to remain a pirate. A typical Gilbert and Sullivan dilemma is established and ultimately resolved in typical Gilbert and Sullivan fashion, with hilarity and tunefulness.

Cindy Kubik directs the show. Cindy has directed and performed extensively in the area and she plans to take the pirate merriment to new levels of silliness. Mathew Camara is the music director and has his own ideas of how to bring out the best in the music to complement the nonsense of the story.

Nick Jones is the swashbuckling Pirate King, leader of this band of soft-hearted rogues, and Frederic, the star pirate apprentice, is Chris Tillson. Ruth, who has been devoted to Frederic since he was a babe and who, due to being somewhat hard of hearing, got Frederic into the pirate band in the first place, is Diedra Sepp. Major General Stanley, he of amazing knowledge and the very model of a Modern Major General, is Jim Klosty, and his ward Mabel is Katie DeFiglio. The Sergeant of Police, the brave leader of the fearless group assigned to exterminate the pirates, is Rex Bridges. And there’s a host of pirates, sisters, and police rounding out the mayhem.

Performances are at the Center for Performing Arts in Rhinebeck from June 6 - June 22. Friday and Saturday performances are at 8pm and Sunday matinees are at 3pm. Tickets are $22 and $20 for seniors and children and are available online at www.centerforperformingarts.org or by calling the Center Box Office at (845) 876-3080.

You won’t want to miss this tale of adventure and misadventure. A great way to kick off your summer season!

www.gsmtc.org

The Pirates Of Penzance By Gilbert & Sullivan (3:00PM)
Sunday
Tickets: $22 adults; $20 seniors & children

“It Is, It Is A Glorious Thing”
The Pirates of Penzance Come Ashore in Rhinebeck!

The Pirates of the Caribbean may claim Jack Sparrow as their own, but he has nothing on the Pirate King about to plant the pirate flag in Rhinebeck. After all, the Pirate King (of the famous Pirates of Penzance) vows to “live and die a Pirate King,” saying that his work is far more glorious than the dirty work that well-to-do pirates in the cheating world must get through in a day. This Pirate King will have none of it!

Welcome to The Pirates of Penzance, Gilbert & Sullivan Musical Theater Company’s spring production at The CENTER for Performing Arts in Rhinebeck, opening on Friday, June 6.

The tale involves the most unsuccessful band of pirates ever to set sail, their aforementioned brave Pirate King and their brightest star, Frederic, who, on the day he comes of age and is at last free from his pirate apprenticeship, falls in love and vows to bring his former mates to justice. Not so fast, however, once Frederic learns that, by an accident of being born on leap year, he has a good deal of time yet to remain a pirate. A typical Gilbert and Sullivan dilemma is established and ultimately resolved in typical Gilbert and Sullivan fashion, with hilarity and tunefulness.

Cindy Kubik directs the show. Cindy has directed and performed extensively in the area and she plans to take the pirate merriment to new levels of silliness. Mathew Camara is the music director and has his own ideas of how to bring out the best in the music to complement the nonsense of the story.

Nick Jones is the swashbuckling Pirate King, leader of this band of soft-hearted rogues, and Frederic, the star pirate apprentice, is Chris Tillson. Ruth, who has been devoted to Frederic since he was a babe and who, due to being somewhat hard of hearing, got Frederic into the pirate band in the first place, is Diedra Sepp. Major General Stanley, he of amazing knowledge and the very model of a Modern Major General, is Jim Klosty, and his ward Mabel is Katie DeFiglio. The Sergeant of Police, the brave leader of the fearless group assigned to exterminate the pirates, is Rex Bridges. And there’s a host of pirates, sisters, and police rounding out the mayhem.

Performances are at the Center for Performing Arts in Rhinebeck from June 6 - June 22. Friday and Saturday performances are at 8pm and Sunday matinees are at 3pm. Tickets are $22 and $20 for seniors and children and are available online at www.centerforperformingarts.org or by calling the Center Box Office at (845) 876-3080.

You won’t want to miss this tale of adventure and misadventure. A great way to kick off your summer season!

www.gsmtc.org

The Pirates Of Penzance By Gilbert & Sullivan (8:00PM)
Friday
Tickets: $22 adults; $20 seniors & children

It Is, It Is A Glorious Thing”
The Pirates of Penzance Come Ashore in Rhinebeck!

The Pirates of the Caribbean may claim Jack Sparrow as their own, but he has nothing on the Pirate King about to plant the pirate flag in Rhinebeck. After all, the Pirate King (of the famous Pirates of Penzance) vows to “live and die a Pirate King,” saying that his work is far more glorious than the dirty work that well-to-do pirates in the cheating world must get through in a day. This Pirate King will have none of it!

Welcome to The Pirates of Penzance, Gilbert & Sullivan Musical Theater Company’s spring production at The CENTER for Performing Arts in Rhinebeck, opening on Friday, June 6.

The tale involves the most unsuccessful band of pirates ever to set sail, their aforementioned brave Pirate King and their brightest star, Frederic, who, on the day he comes of age and is at last free from his pirate apprenticeship, falls in love and vows to bring his former mates to justice. Not so fast, however, once Frederic learns that, by an accident of being born on leap year, he has a good deal of time yet to remain a pirate. A typical Gilbert and Sullivan dilemma is established and ultimately resolved in typical Gilbert and Sullivan fashion, with hilarity and tunefulness.

Cindy Kubik directs the show. Cindy has directed and performed extensively in the area and she plans to take the pirate merriment to new levels of silliness. Mathew Camara is the music director and has his own ideas of how to bring out the best in the music to complement the nonsense of the story.

Nick Jones is the swashbuckling Pirate King, leader of this band of soft-hearted rogues, and Frederic, the star pirate apprentice, is Chris Tillson. Ruth, who has been devoted to Frederic since he was a babe and who, due to being somewhat hard of hearing, got Frederic into the pirate band in the first place, is Diedra Sepp. Major General Stanley, he of amazing knowledge and the very model of a Modern Major General, is Jim Klosty, and his ward Mabel is Katie DeFiglio. The Sergeant of Police, the brave leader of the fearless group assigned to exterminate the pirates, is Rex Bridges. And there’s a host of pirates, sisters, and police rounding out the mayhem.

Performances are at the Center for Performing Arts in Rhinebeck from June 6 - June 22. Friday and Saturday performances are at 8pm and Sunday matinees are at 3pm. Tickets are $22 and $20 for seniors and children and are available online at www.centerforperformingarts.org or by calling the Center Box Office at (845) 876-3080.

You won’t want to miss this tale of adventure and misadventure. A great way to kick off your summer season!

www.gsmtc.org

Auditions For Broadway Rock Revue (4:00PM)
Announcing open auditions for...

ROCK AND ROLL BROADWAY- A MUSICAL REVUE!

Auditions:
June 21, Saturday at 4 pm
and
June 22, Sunday at 7pm

in The CENTER's basement studio.

A short n' sweet revue, comprised of songs derived from the finest rock musicals of the 20th Century! Selections

from "Rent," "The Rocky Horror Show," "Grease," "Tommy," "Hair," "Jesus Christ Superstar," and MORE! A CENTERStage

Production directed by Lisa Lynds and Dan Landa, with musical direction by Elaine Miller and music performed by

Pitchfork Militia!

Please prepare a song, preferably from a rock-based musical, and bring your sheet music.


Performances will be August 21 - 24 at The CENTER.

For more information, contact Lou Trapani, Producer, (845) 876-3088, ext. 14.

The Pirates Of Penzance By Gilbert & Sullivan (8:00PM)

 

Saturday
Tickets: $22 adults; $20 seniors & children

It Is, It Is A Glorious Thing”
The Pirates of Penzance Come Ashore in Rhinebeck!

The Pirates of the Caribbean may claim Jack Sparrow as their own, but he has nothing on the Pirate King about to plant the pirate flag in Rhinebeck. After all, the Pirate King (of the famous Pirates of Penzance) vows to “live and die a Pirate King,” saying that his work is far more glorious than the dirty work that well-to-do pirates in the cheating world must get through in a day. This Pirate King will have none of it!

Welcome to The Pirates of Penzance, Gilbert & Sullivan Musical Theater Company’s spring production at The CENTER for Performing Arts in Rhinebeck, opening on Friday, June 6.

The tale involves the most unsuccessful band of pirates ever to set sail, their aforementioned brave Pirate King and their brightest star, Frederic, who, on the day he comes of age and is at last free from his pirate apprenticeship, falls in love and vows to bring his former mates to justice. Not so fast, however, once Frederic learns that, by an accident of being born on leap year, he has a good deal of time yet to remain a pirate. A typical Gilbert and Sullivan dilemma is established and ultimately resolved in typical Gilbert and Sullivan fashion, with hilarity and tunefulness.

Cindy Kubik directs the show. Cindy has directed and performed extensively in the area and she plans to take the pirate merriment to new levels of silliness. Mathew Camara is the music director and has his own ideas of how to bring out the best in the music to complement the nonsense of the story.

Nick Jones is the swashbuckling Pirate King, leader of this band of soft-hearted rogues, and Frederic, the star pirate apprentice, is Chris Tillson. Ruth, who has been devoted to Frederic since he was a babe and who, due to being somewhat hard of hearing, got Frederic into the pirate band in the first place, is Diedra Sepp. Major General Stanley, he of amazing knowledge and the very model of a Modern Major General, is Jim Klosty, and his ward Mabel is Katie DeFiglio. The Sergeant of Police, the brave leader of the fearless group assigned to exterminate the pirates, is Rex Bridges. And there’s a host of pirates, sisters, and police rounding out the mayhem.

Performances are at the Center for Performing Arts in Rhinebeck from June 6 - June 22. Friday and Saturday performances are at 8pm and Sunday matinees are at 3pm. Tickets are $22 and $20 for seniors and children and are available online at www.centerforperformingarts.org or by calling the Center Box Office at (845) 876-3080.

You won’t want to miss this tale of adventure and misadventure. A great way to kick off your summer season!

www.gsmtc.org

The Pirates Of Penzance By Gilbert & Sullivan (3:00PM)
Sunday
Tickets: $22 adults; $20 seniors & children

“It Is, It Is A Glorious Thing”
The Pirates of Penzance Come Ashore in Rhinebeck!

The Pirates of the Caribbean may claim Jack Sparrow as their own, but he has nothing on the Pirate King about to plant the pirate flag in Rhinebeck. After all, the Pirate King (of the famous Pirates of Penzance) vows to “live and die a Pirate King,” saying that his work is far more glorious than the dirty work that well-to-do pirates in the cheating world must get through in a day. This Pirate King will have none of it!

Welcome to The Pirates of Penzance, Gilbert & Sullivan Musical Theater Company’s spring production at The CENTER for Performing Arts in Rhinebeck, opening on Friday, June 6.

The tale involves the most unsuccessful band of pirates ever to set sail, their aforementioned brave Pirate King and their brightest star, Frederic, who, on the day he comes of age and is at last free from his pirate apprenticeship, falls in love and vows to bring his former mates to justice. Not so fast, however, once Frederic learns that, by an accident of being born on leap year, he has a good deal of time yet to remain a pirate. A typical Gilbert and Sullivan dilemma is established and ultimately resolved in typical Gilbert and Sullivan fashion, with hilarity and tunefulness.

Cindy Kubik directs the show. Cindy has directed and performed extensively in the area and she plans to take the pirate merriment to new levels of silliness. Mathew Camara is the music director and has his own ideas of how to bring out the best in the music to complement the nonsense of the story.

Nick Jones is the swashbuckling Pirate King, leader of this band of soft-hearted rogues, and Frederic, the star pirate apprentice, is Chris Tillson. Ruth, who has been devoted to Frederic since he was a babe and who, due to being somewhat hard of hearing, got Frederic into the pirate band in the first place, is Diedra Sepp. Major General Stanley, he of amazing knowledge and the very model of a Modern Major General, is Jim Klosty, and his ward Mabel is Katie DeFiglio. The Sergeant of Police, the brave leader of the fearless group assigned to exterminate the pirates, is Rex Bridges. And there’s a host of pirates, sisters, and police rounding out the mayhem.

Performances are at the Center for Performing Arts in Rhinebeck from June 6 - June 22. Friday and Saturday performances are at 8pm and Sunday matinees are at 3pm. Tickets are $22 and $20 for seniors and children and are available online at www.centerforperformingarts.org or by calling the Center Box Office at (845) 876-3080.

You won’t want to miss this tale of adventure and misadventure. A great way to kick off your summer season!

www.gsmtc.org

Auditions For Broadway Rock Revue (7:00PM)
Announcing open auditions for...

ROCK AND ROLL BROADWAY- A MUSICAL REVUE!

Auditions:
June 21, Saturday at 4 pm
and
June 22, Sunday at 7pm

in The CENTER's basement studio.

A short n' sweet revue, comprised of songs derived from the finest rock musicals of the 20th Century! Selections

from "Rent," "The Rocky Horror Show," "Grease," "Tommy," "Hair," "Jesus Christ Superstar," and MORE! A CENTERStage

Production directed by Lisa Lynds and Dan Landa, with musical direction by Elaine Miller and music performed by

Pitchfork Militia!

Please prepare a song, preferably from a rock-based musical, and bring your sheet music.


Performances will be August 21 - 24 at The CENTER.

For more information, contact Lou Trapani, Producer, (845) 876-3088, ext. 14.

EVITA (8:00PM)
Friday
Tickets: $22 adults; $20 seniors & children
Box office: (845) 876-3080
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s and Tim Rice’s hit Broadway musical based on the real-life story of Eva "Evita" Duarte de Peron. She rose from poverty to become the First Lady, and most hated and beloved woman in Argentina. A CENTERstage Production directed by Kevin Archambault.

EVITA (8:00PM)
Saturday
Tickets: $22 adults; $20 seniors & children
Box office: (845) 876-3080
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s and Tim Rice’s hit Broadway musical based on the real-life story of Eva "Evita" Duarte de Peron. She rose from poverty to become the First Lady, and most hated and beloved woman in Argentina. A CENTERstage Production directed by Kevin Archambault.

EVITA (3:00PM)
Sunday
Tickets: $22 adults; $20 seniors & children
Box office: (845) 876-3080
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s and Tim Rice’s hit Broadway musical based on the real-life story of Eva "Evita" Duarte de Peron. She rose from poverty to become the First Lady, and most hated and beloved woman in Argentina. A CENTERstage Production directed by Kevin Archambault.