All Performances are Sold Out.
July 29 & 30 at 7:30pm
July 31 at 2pm and 7:30pm
Aug 5 & 6 at 7:30pm
Aug 7 at at 2pm and 7:30pm
Richard Rogers was one of the most successful and celebrated composers of the 20th century writing over 900 songs.His partnerships with lyricists Lorenz Hart (1895-1943) and Oscar Hammerstein II(1895-1960) resulted in dozens of hit musicals for the stage and screen, from Babes in Arms to The Sound of Music.
Marblehead Little Theatre is proud to present our “Richard Rodgers:The Sound of His Music” in two acts. Produced by Doug Hill and Directed by Anne Lucas, the first act will include songs by collaborators Rodgers and Hart, and act two will include the songs of Rodgers and Hammerstein. Click below for more information and the Cast List.
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CAST LIST
Karin Anderson~local vet and swinging song stylist
Tom Edmonds~of Beverly vibrant deep baritone
Nora Falk~gifted comedian and singer
Gretchen Fisher~last seen in Willy Wonka
Bobby Kerrigan~Judd,Gaston and JACQUES BREL tenor/baritone
Betty Lautner~voice teacher and B’way singer
Anne Lucas~ drama professor and playwright
Liana Pacilli~elegant soaring soprano from Side by Side
Dayle Persons~returning talent from MLT’s golden age
Will Rousmaniere~handsome leading man
David Scannell~the King,the Beast, pure talent
Mark Shasha~ celebrated artist and Willy in Willy Wonka
Jim Wrynn~Capt. Hook,Fagan, professional actor
Richard Rodgers, a published songwriter by the age of 17, Rodgers and Hart began collaborating in the 1920s. Between 1920 and 1943 they wrote dozens of musicals for the New York stage and Hollywood movies, including The Boys of Syracuse and Pal Joey.
The first Act will feature the greatest tunes of Rodgers and Hart many of which have become jazz standards. Songs like Blue Moon. My Funny Valentine, The Lady is Tramp, Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered, Manhattan and The Sweetest Sounds will be sung before intermission.
Rodgers and Hammerstein made a grand team for composing when they decided to work together on OKLAHOMA. In the second Act you will hear favorites of the highly successful shows they wrote together. CAROUSEL, STATE FAIR, SOUTH PACIFIC, FLOWER DRUM SONG, THE KING AND I, THE SOUND OF MUSIC, and CINDERELLA were the result of 18years of a magical partnership.
Their work was revolutionary to the Broadway stage, because they wrote the first story driven, character centered musicals. Previously musicals had been star vehicles but Rodgers and Hammerstein made them stories about characters. The dialogue in the script naturally resulted in a song in a way shows never had before.
The beauty of these songs has never been surpassed in the musical theatre. They live in our hearts reminding of a simpler more joyful time in American history. So come to Marblehead Little Theatre this summer and be up lifted by the magnificent music of Richard Rodgers.
(Overseas Edition)
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
On the web at: www.rcomh.org
For the Food Pantry in August!
CEREAL!!!!
Bring this Tuesday!
Jessica has offered to fill in before a new chair(s) is named and she will be in the parking lot or after the meeting at the front door for all your donations of Cheerios and Rice Krispies!
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Cut the following out and tape it to your lap top!
If you want to make up on line via www.rotaryeclubone.org
There is information you need to share with the folks on that web site who will send your make-up information directly to our club secretary after you have taken time to do your on line meeting.
The meeting will consist of your choice of reading several, your choice how many, different articles involving world-wide Rotary. Some of it is great stuff. Allow about a half hour.
They will ask your club (Marblehead Harbor); where you’re located (Marblehead, MA); your district (7930) and the name of your secretary and her e-mail (Lee Weed, leeweed@aol.com). You have an option of making a contribution to the e-club either online or via snail mail.
Our Club by-laws permit members to do on line make-ups ONCE per quarter.
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Welcome back to the NEW Tedesco Country Club.
Do you want a tour? Stay for a minute after the meeting!
Today:
The Business meeting will celebrate our move to Tedesco.
John Lindhal will speak about the plans of the Enhanced Scholarship Fund after their meeting this past month.
Be prepared for a round table on Polio Plus fundraisers….Rosaleen has an idea – other than the Plunge.
What committee do you belong to? If you don’t belong to one, let’s make sure we introduce the chairs so you can lend your time and talent.
Quarterly bills are in the e-mail. Did you get yours? Please remit soon as possible so the club can meet its financial obligations!
Thanks to the Board members that stayed after the meeting to sit with DG Swami.
CALENDAR
Tuesday, Aug. 2, business meeting, starring John Lindahl
Tuesday, August 9, Lori Ehrlich – Caucus of Women Legislators – or something of regional interest. Ice Cream Sundaes delivery.
Tuesday, August 16
District Foundation Chair, PDG Julia PhelpsSundae Deliveries, Noon to 1 p.m., Come to COA for addresses and sundaes. Still time to sign-up to help!
Tuesday, August 21, Dyan DeNapoli – The Penguin Lady