Virtual Winter REVELS Celebrations from across the Country!

This year, you can enjoy MULTIPLE winter Revels celebrations, from across the country, all in the comfort of your own home!

CAMBRIDGE, MA
https://www.revels.org/shows-events/virtual-xmas/

HANOVER, NH
https://www.revelsnorth.org/christmasrevels

OAKLAND, CA
https://www.californiarevels.org/show

PORTLAND, OR
https://portlandrevels.org/event/2020-christmas-revels/

PUGET SOUND, WA
https://www.pugetsoundrevels.org/the-christmas-revels1.html

SANTA BARBARA, CA

https://santabarbararevels.org

WASHINGTON, D.C.
https://revelsdc.org/shows-events/season/

The Christmas Revels: A French-Canadian Celebration of the Winter Solstice (Washington, DC)

The Christmas Revels

A French-Canadian Celebration of the Winter Solstice

Take an enchanting journey to a charming Québec village and revel in the winter holidays. In the late December chill, the glow of hearth fires warms the spirits of the villagers as they prepare for the time of celebration—le temps des Fêtes! Amidst this holiday cheer, a group of young men prepares to set out after profit and adventure—to be voyageurs. They paddle a huge canoe across rivers and lakes, deep into the wild Canadian woods—but not even rugged terrain can stop them from rejoining their loved ones in time for New Year’s Eve!

This energetic Québécois winter celebration features joyous carols, toe-tapping dances, and foot-stomping instrumentals, blending old French traditions with New World ingenuity. Be prepared for a mysterious bargain, a ride in a flying canoe, thrilling tales, and more. Join our cast of over 100, ages 8–80, to sing along and dance in the aisles. Welcome Yule!

2017 PERFORMANCES

Saturday, December 9, 2:00pm & 7:30pm
Sunday, December 10, 2:00pm
Friday, December 15, 7:30pm (Family Friday)
Saturday, December 16, 2:00pm & 7:30pm
Sunday, December 17, 1:00pm & 5:00pm

TICKETS

Orchestra A-N (Center): Adult $60 | Youth $40
Orchestra A-N (Sides): Adult $50 | Youth $32
Terrace* AA-JJ: Adult $45 | Youth $27
Terrace* KK-RR: Adult $30 | Youth $20    * Terrace seats require climbing stairs

Terrace* SS-UU: Adult $18 | Youth $12     * Terrace seats require climbing stairs

Wheelchair Spaces (Row N): see Row N pricing above
Youth = 18 and under

VENUE

GW Lisner Auditorium

730 21st Street NW
Washington, DC 20052

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"Family Friday" at the Christmas Revels, 12/11 at 7:30pm

Washington Revels present the Christmas Revels through Sunday, December 13 at Lisner Auditorium. Five shows, evenings and matinees.

FAMILY FRIDAY NIGHT: 25% off Youth tickets on December 11 at 7:30pm
Save money and bring the whole family on Friday night!!
Please Note : Discounted Youth tickets do not count toward 10-ticket and 20-ticket thresholds for purposes of group discounts.

This year is a Medieval Celebration with a beloved king, a mysterious woodland queen, a pair of fools, and an unexpected guest. Amidst it all, enjoy rousing traditional music, powerful medieval songs, ethereal chants, seasonal carols, rollicking tunes on early instruments, familiar rounds, folk and courtly dances, a madcap “12 Days of Christmas,” the eerily hypnotic Abbots Bromley horn dance, a topsy-turvy “Lord of Misrule,” and an evocative mummers’ play. Join us and find the true heart and spirit of the holiday season as we bid goodbye to the old year and celebrate the birth of the new. Tickets $12-60,

Details about the show and tickets here.

Reviews and Recommendations:
* Best 2015 Holiday Concerts

* TheatreBloom Review

* DC Metro Theatre Arts Review
* Washington Post HOLIDAY BEST BETS

Don't be a Grinch - come to the Christmas Revels!

2015 Christmas Revels in Washington, D.C.

The Christmas Revels
A Medieval Celebration of the Winter Solstice

Revel with us and with our beloved king, a mysterious woodland queen, a pair of fools, and an unexpected guest. As the Winter Solstice calls us all together, meet us in a special place that straddles the majestic and the mythical realms. The townspeople gather with court and forest folk, new and old traditions find common ground, and a deeper community emerges. Join us and find the true heart and spirit of the holiday season as we bid goodbye to the old year and celebrate the birth of the new.

Amidst it all, enjoy rousing traditional music, powerful medieval songs, ethereal chants, seasonal carols, rollicking tunes on early instruments, familiar rounds, folk and courtly dances, a madcap “12 Days of Christmas,” the eerily hypnotic Abbots Bromley horn dance, a topsy-turvy “Lord of Misrule,” and an evocative mummers’ play.

Join our cast of over 100, ages 8 to 85, for this one-of-a-kind evening of seasonal celebration and merriment. Sing along and dance in the aisles with us, and join the over 10,000 people who make our Christmas Revels part of their holiday tradition each December!

Read about our Guest Artists, including Mark Jaster, Sabrina Mandell, Shane Odom, and Gwen Grastorf, along with Piffaro, the Renaissance Band and the Washington Revels Brass.

Washington Revels’ flagship production, The Christmas Revels, is a festive celebration of the Winter Solstice and the return of sun and light after the “shortest day.” Through music, dance and drama, it draws on traditions and rituals from many lands, peoples, and eras — medieval, Renaissance and Victorian English, French, Russian, Roma (Gypsy), African-American, Scandinavian, American Appalachian, Native American, Renaissance Italian, Québécois, medieval Andalusian (Sephardic, Arabic and Spanish), southern Balkan (Bulgarian, Greek and Thracian Turkish), Irish, and more.

PERFORMANCE DATES/TIMES
Saturday, December 5, 2:00pm and 7:30pm
Sunday, December 6, 2:00pm
Friday, December 11, 7:30pm (Family Friday)
Saturday, December 12, 2:00pm and 7:30pm
Sunday, December 13, 1:00pm and 5:00pm

BUY TICKETS
Orchestra A-N (Center): Adult $60 | Youth $40
Orchestra A-N (Sides): Adult $50 | Youth $32
Terrace* AA-JJ: Adult $45 | Youth $27
Terrace* KK-RR: Adult $30 | Youth $20
Terrace* SS-UU: Adult $18 | Youth $12

Wheelchair Spaces** (Row N): see Row N pricing above
Youth = 18 and under

* Terrace seats require climbing stairs
**Wheelchair seating: please call 301-587-3835

VENUE
GW Lisner Auditorium
730 21st Street NW
Washington, DC 20052

Washington Revels, www.revelsdc.org

The 2013 Christmas Revels: Echoes of Thrace (Washington, DC)

[Note from the blogger: Despite the title, this is NOT just a "Christmas" show, and definitely not a pageant! Each year, the show is set in a different place and time, ranging from Renaissance Italy to Shakespearean England to Appalachia to medieval France. Yes, there are Christmas carols (and the audience can join in on some of them), but also winter traditions -- songs, dances, and stories -- from that year's culture. There is something magical about singing with 1,000 other people, and joining hands for a giant line dance out into the lobby at intermission!

Definitely family-friendly (although it's a long show, so the under 5 set may have trouble making it all the way through), mostly matinee performance times, and lots of restaurants nearby for before or after the show.]

"From my 75 year-old mother-in-law to my two 7-year olds, everyone in my family connects with the magic of this show. I try to explain how the joy of this show lives on throughout the year, but the only people who ever understand are the ones who are smart enough to come see for themselves." ~James Clement, audience member

Washington Revels presents their 31st annual "Christmas Revels," through December 15 at Lisner Auditorium.

This year, we harken back to ancient Thrace – legendary home of Orpheus, "bringer of music," whose evocative notes open our story. His melodies scatter to the regions of Bulgaria, Greece, Thracian Turkey, and beyond, where each culture shapes them into traditions of its own. Revel with families of an imagined village where these colorful folk traditions weave together. Gather in the village square to celebrate the turning of the year!

Amid a swirl of beautiful costumes, meet iconic folk characters including giant Bulgarian masked kukeri; the Thracian "Christmas camel"; and the kallikantzari, goblins who make trouble during the 12 days of Christmas and are vanquished on Epiphany. Delight in children caroling door-to-door playing on silvery triangles and offering blessings with survakari sticks, participate in holiday customs old and new, and rejoice with a family at the birth of their child.

Celebrate with familiar Revels songs and sing-alongs, seasonal carols from Thrace and beyond, thrilling choral arrangements of ancient folk melodies, haunting Slavonic harmonies, fiery instrumentals and traditional dances, and a rollicking mummers’ play featuring folk characters from the region.

Our cast of over 100 singers, dancers, instrumentalists and actors, ages 8-85, includes the Washington Revels Brass and an extraordinary array of folk artists from our featured cultures: acclaimed Greek musician, Spyros Koliavasilis and his Karpouzi Trio (with Margaret Loomis and Len Newman); the exciting traditional Bulgarian folk band, Lyuti Chushki (Valeri Georgiev, director and Tzvety Weiner, lead singer, with Varol Saatcioglu, Larry Weiner, and Len Newman); Tzvety's husband, dancer/percussionist Bryndyn Weiner, and her parents (traveling from Bulgaria), celebrated Thracian singer Tanya Dosseva and master kaval player Lyuben Dossev; and the spirited folk-dance ensembles Byzantio (Greek, Aris Yortzidis, Director) and Zharava (Bulgarian, Desi Jordanoff, Director).

Come join our villagers and receive the gifts of their cultures. This high-energy Christmas Revels is not to be missed!

Tickets $12 - $50. 

Family Friday 12/13 - youth tickets discounted 25%

Schedule and Ticket Link

"The Summoning of Everyman" -- FINAL WEEKEND! November 22-24, 2013

The Summoning of Everyman is a rare opportunity to artistically reflect on life and how we perceive death. It's a journey worth taking. -- DC Metro Theater Arts

Edge of the Universe Players 2 present the timeless Medieval morality play, The Summoning of Everyman. God becomes angry at human behavior and orders Death to summon Everyman to trial. Great entertainment that explores subjects at the heart of human existence.

Join our group of Traveling Players and Musicians as they enact the story of Everyman, filled with suspense, music, dance, humor, and the depths of emotion.

Director Stephen Jarrett’s company has put on a version of the play which is accessible, clear and, in its final moments, moving. -- DC Theatre Scene

FINAL WEEKEND!
November 22 - 24
Friday/Saturday at 8pm, Sunday at 2pm
(no performance Friday 11/8)

Tickets $15

Melton Rehearsal Hall at Woolly Mammoth Theatre

641 D Street NW, Washington, DC

Stephen Jarrett, Director
Karin Abromaitis, Choreographer
Elise Kress, Musical Director
John Bowhers, Set Designer
Cheryl Patton Wu, Costume Designer
Peter Caress, Lighting Designer
Debbie Grossman, Stage Manager

The Cast in order of appearance:
Lynette Rathnam as Good Deeds and Messenger
Logan Sutherland as Angel, Cousin, and Discretion
Keith Irby as God and Strength
Jase Parker as Death
David Elias* as Everyman
Josh Sticklin as Fellowship and Knowledge
Caroline Wolfson as Kindred, Confession, and Beauty
Jennifer Robison as Goods and Five Wits

Musicians: Rachel Isaacson, Scott Morrison, Gus Voorhees

* Member of Actors' Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States, appearing under a Special Appearance Contract

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WSC Avant Bard presents No Man's Land, by Harold Pinter

Groupon Deal for WSC Avant Bard! The deal is for both Pinter's "No Man's Land" (running through May 25 at Theatre on the Run) and the World Premiere of "Caesar and Dada," by Allyson Currin (June 25-July 14 at Catholic University's Callan Theatre). ALSO, every Saturday and all previews are PWYC.
WSC Avant Bard presents

No Man's Land, by Harold Pinter

May 2 through May 25

Three generations of WSC Avant Bard Artistic Directors converge for this Harold Pinter favorite, an acting vehicle of stunning depth and resonance. "No Man’s Land" features a fallen poet and his drunken dispute with a mysterious stranger over success, adventures and romantic conquests. WSC Artistic Director Emeritus Christopher Henley teams up with his predecessor, Brian Hemmingsen, to star in this play of wit, deceit, and the battle between memory and imagination. The production has been staged by new Artistic Director Tom Prewitt. WSC Avant Bard Acting Company Member Frank Britton and local favorite Bruce Rauscher round out the cast.

Thursday-Friday-Saturday at 8pm
Saturdays at 2pm
*No Sunday performances

Tickets $30 Adult; $25 Senior/Student
Groups of 10 or more: $15/ticket
Sunday MATINEES are pay-what-you-can

Purchase on-line or at the door (depending on availability)

At Theater on the Run, 3700 S. Four Mile Run Drive, Arlington, Virginia (map)

WSC Avant Bard, classical theater works with a provocative twist.

Pinter's "No Man's Land" ~ WSC Avant Bard ~ Theatre on the Run in Arlington, VA

WSC Avant Bard presents...

Three generations of Artistic Directors converge for 

C. Stanley Photography

No Man's Land by Harold Pinter.

 

A fallen poet drunkenly disputes with a mysterious stranger over success, adventures, and romantic conquests. WSC Artistic Director Emeritus Christopher Henley and his predecessor Brian Hemmingsen star in this play of wit, deceit, and the battle between memory and imagination, directed by newly announced WSC Artistic Director Tom Prewitt. WSC Avant Bard company member Frank Britton and local favorite Bruce Rauscher round out the cast.

No Man's Land

opens for previews on April 26 

at Arlington County's Theatre on the Run

Purchase Tickets Here

WSC Avant Bard is a performing arts organization dedicated primarily to producing classic works -- both time-tested and contemporary classics.

Washington Revels -- 30th Annual CHRISTMAS REVELS

Learn more at: http://revelsdc.org/revels2012

For their 30th annual celebration of the Winter Solstice, Washington Revels calls upon well-loved elements of Christmas Revels past to renew the spirit of joy that marks this time of the year. England’s Haddon Hall (the iconic setting of early productions in all Revels cities) is the perfect backdrop for the traditional and early music, dance and drama of Britain and Europe -- the same material that inspired national founder John Langstaff's very first Christmas Revels in 1957.

The story begins in 1929, as businessman John Manners, 9th Duke of Rutland, is giving his family a last look at the once-great Haddon Hall before he sells the rundown estate to build a new modern motorway. There he discovers the 'spirits'-- his ancestral Dukes and Duchesses, Earls and Countesses, and local Derbyshire country folk -- who reconvene each year to ring in the season with boisterous winter revelry. Their efforts to save their legacy (and our own!) will feature favorite Revels sing-alongs, a madcap “Twelve Days of Christmas,” new music of the season, lively country and Morris dancing, the mysterious Abbots Bromley Horn Dance, a delightful Mummer’s play with a surprise ending, and a special Revels evocation of Dickens' A Christmas Carol that will touch the heart. Our cast of over 100 musicians and actors, ages 8-80, includes treasured professional artists from the last three decades of Christmas Revels in Washington.

5 More Performances:

December 14 (7:30pm) - Family Friday, discounted kids tickets
December 15 (2:00 & 7:30pm)
December 16 (1:00 & 5:00pm)

At the George Washington Lisner Auditorium

21st and H Streets NW, Washington DC

Tickets $12 - $45

Family Friday: 25% off youth tickets for December 14 at 7:30 pm

ADA Services: Wheelchair seating and large print or Braille programs available at all shows. Please call (301) 587-3835 for wheelchair seats.

Check out this review from DC Metro Theater Arts!

"Cortical Titanic" -- 1/2 Price tickets AT THE DOOR ONLY for Sunday 10/7 and Thursday 10/11!

"Cortical Titanic" -- 1/2 Price tickets AT THE DOOR ONLY for Sunday 10/7 and Thursday 10/11! (Print this note or show it on your phone.)

We had a full house for opening night, and word-of-mouth is likely to sell out the rest of the run. Take advantage of this short-term offer and see it now!

"See Hemispheric Dysfunctionalism and the Cortical Titanic. It was a wild ride. You will not be disappointed. You will not be bored. You will not be the same after seeing it." -- Opening Night Audience Member

From the creative team that brought you "Squirrel, or The Origin of a Species" and "The Quick Brown Fox Jumped over the Lazy Dogs" comes a play with an even longer title. "Hemispheric Dysfunctionalism and the Cortical Titanic" collides with Washington, DC during the month of October at Capital Fringe. 

October 5 through October 28Thursday - Saturday at 8 pm; Sunday at 2 pm
The Shop at Fort Fringe, 607 New York Ave NW WDC 20001

Tickets can be purchased at: http://capfringe.org/currentlyplaying.html (1/2 price tickets available AT THE DOOR ONLY - Print this note or show it on your phone.)

Featuring:
Ian LeValley, Misty Demory and Scott Sedar
with Megan Dominy, Darius T. Epps, Jefferson Farber, Keith Irby, Patrick Joy, Bethany Michel, Keith Waters, and Phil McLeod

Written by Michael Merino
Directed by Kerri Rambow and Michael Merino
Music Directed by Jason McCool and Phil McLeod
Set Design by Brooke Robbins
Lighting Design by Colin Dieck
Stage Managed by Debbie Grossman and Kevin Cole

STAGE MANAGER NEEDED FOR OCTOBER - Washington, DC

Kerri Rambow and Michael Merino are directing Hemispheric Dysfunctionalism and the Cortical Titanic this fall (Oct 5- 28 run) and need an amazing stage manager to help navigate 13 actors, 4 musicians, 2 vocalists, and a constructivist ship from hitting the iceberg.

To read more about the project, please go to www.5thDentist.com.

Don’t you want to be part of the play that everyone is talking about? Okay, maybe not everyone is talking about it (yet), but the play’s title has 48 letters in it, and that is indisputable.

Not only will you be modestly compensated for your time and talents, but you will have great fun — depending on your definition. Send inquiries to Michael@5thDentist.com.

Washington Revels' "Andalusian Treasures" is just stunning!

Washington Revels' "Andalusian Treasures" opened this past weekend, and I have to say that personally, I found it to be just stunning. I have been encouraging my friends and personal contacts to come see the show, based just on the advance publicity information. Now, however, having seen the show myself, I wanted to reach out one more time and encourage folks to COME SEE THIS SHOW!

Andalusian Treasures is a truly multi-cultural production, showcasing the Golden Age of Spain, when Jewish, Muslim, and Christian religion and culture flourished side by side. There's humor, poetry, music, dance, an adorable kids' chorus, chances for the audience to join in the singing and dancing, and just a powerful sense of community. 

I think Washington Revels achieved what they say on their website: "We celebrate the legacy of the extraordinary flowering of arts and culture that began in medieval Andalusia, and honor the symbol that it has become (however imperfect and uneven the reality) of the ideal of a greater tolerance and acceptance among different religions and cultures."

Please share the show information below with your own contacts. This show deserves to be seen by as wide an audience as possible.

WASHINGTON REVELS: 2011 Christmas Revels Production

Washington Revels present "Andalusian Treasures: Jewish, Arabic, and Spanish music, dance and drama."

Two adventures... three ancient cultures... four hundred years of treasures!

This December travel back in time more than 1000 years to al-Andalus to experience the music, dance and drama of three great cultures – Sephardic Jewish, Arabic and Iberian – in one great country as Washington Revels celebrates the art and music of this unique time.

Joined by special guest ensembles Trio Sefardi and Layali El Andalus, we’ll celebrate with poignant Sephardic and Arab-Andalusian music, lively Spanish folk dances and songs, a Hanukkah celebration, a North African “Saidi” or Tahtib cane dance reminiscent of Morris dancing, as well as traditional Revels favorites.

Five more performances 12/9-12/11. 

Learn more and Buy Tickets at http://revelsdc.org/revels2011/.

The Christmas Revels

The Washington Revels presents
THE CHRISTMAS REVELS

This year featuring English country music and dance

Enjoyed by 10,000 of your neighbors every year!

Now in its 28th season, one of the Washington area’s most popular holiday celebrations – The Christmas Revels – will play at GW’s Lisner Auditorium, 21st & H Streets, NW for two weekends, December 4-5 and December 10-12, 2010.

Each year Revels explores how the Winter Solstice has been celebrated in a different time or place. This year's show transports us back in time to novelist Thomas Hardy’s beloved Wessex and his fictional village of Mellstock in 19th-century England, with glorious music, rousing Morris dance, and the ever-popular audience sing-alongs!

This year’s holiday celebration features our special guests from England, The Mellstock Band – four extraordinary musicians. Performing on string and wind period instruments – including the haunting “serpent,” a snake-shaped ancestor of the tuba – they capture the genuine sound of a 19th-century village band.

Joining them will be our acclaimed Revels company (over 75 performers of all ages) as the village “quire,” the Washington Revels Brass, and the Cutting Edge Sword and Foggy Bottom Morris Men providing some exciting traditional dance.

Some of the tunes and carols may seem familiar, but this is a rare opportunity to hear them as they might have sounded in an England all but disappeared now, sung in a robust, even raucous style that drew no distinction between sacred and secular, and with a joy that is inspiring to a modern ear.

Revels’ shows include an unbeatable combination of elements: time-honored rituals, traditional dances, folk plays, holiday music performed by a lively and talented cast of adults and children, and the singing of carols with a brass quintet. This mixture of volunteer choristers with professional actors and musicians helps to create the exuberance and vitality that define a Revels performance.

Professionally staged and directed, Christmas Revels productions create an on-stage community of local adults, teens and children together with professional actors, musicians, and “tradition-bearers.” Open auditions for adults and teens are held every summer, and singers from throughout the Washington Metro area eagerly vie for one of 40 or so spaces to be cast. Separate auditions are held in September for 3rd-5th graders, and as many as 100 children try out for one of 15 or so spaces.

The celebration of the longest night of the year, the Winter Solstice, is at the heart of Revels. Despite “Christmas” in the title, this is not a religious pageant, but rather a unique seasonal celebration that is inclusive and meaningful to the community at large, regardless of background.

Join a lively cast of adults and children for the show that the Washington Post says "should become part of every family's holiday festivities."

WHEN:
Saturday Dec. 4 at 2:00pm & 7:30pm
Sunday Dec. 5 at 2:00pm
Friday Dec. 10 at 7:30pm
Saturday Dec. 11 at 2:00pm & 7:30pm
Sunday Dec. 12 at 1:00pm and 5:00pm

WHERE: Lisner Auditorium, GW University, 21st & H Streets, NW, Washington, DC
Directions & Parking information: http://www.lisner.org/directions.asp

COST: $12-$45 (discounts for Youth under 18 and for groups of 10 or more);
Family Friday: 25% off regular price for youth tickets on Friday Dec. 10.

BOX OFFICE: www.revelsdc.org or call 800-595-4849. Group Sales call 301-587-3835.

ADA SERVICES: ASL and Audio Description, Sunday Dec. 5 at 2pm; Wheelchair spaces, Braille and large-print programs available at all performances. For ADA seating, call 301-587-3835.

Washington Revels Auditions

Adult Chorus Auditions for three productions
in the 2010-2011 season:

* The Christmas Revels
* ‘Songs of the Sea and Shore’
* New Civil War-era (including African-American) programs

Fri., May 28, 5:00-9:00pm
Sat., May 29, 9:30am-12:00pm

While Revels uses a number of professional performers in its productions, its volunteer choruses – adults, teens and children – are at its core. Although a number of adult singers from previous productions return to audition for new shows, we value the presence of new faces in our choruses every year.

Washington Revels also look for a variety of ages, ancestries, sizes and personalities to create a realistic “village” on stage. People of diverse cultural backgrounds are encouraged to audition.

For more information and to schedule an audition time,
please view the audition information page:
http://revelsdc.org/auditions.html

Washington Savoyards - THE MUSIC MAN - 2/20 thru 3/8

Washington Savoyards
THE MUSIC MAN

LOCAL FIFTH-GRADER MAKES HER PROFESSIONAL DEBUT

Rowyn Peel, a 5th-grader at Sligo Creek Elementary School in Silver Spring, made her professional stage debut this past weekend as Amaryllis in the Washington Savoyards' production of "The Music Man."

Rowyn has studied singing, dance, drama, and piano since 1st grade. Her first solo was “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” for her kindergarten class show. She studied with Theatretrain in Cambridge, England, with performances in Cambridge and at the Drury Lane theater in London. Here in Maryland, Rowyn has performed in "The Christmas Revels" with Washington Revels for the past three years, and she is a member of the 2009 Montgomery County Elementary Honors Chorus. Rowyn currently studies jazz & tap at Imagination Stage, and piano with Gina Denny.

"Goodnight, My Someone" will be just the beginning of a good night for everyone when Helen Hayes award winning actor Stephen F. Schmidt, playing Professor Harold Hill, meets Broadway star and Washington Savoyards' favorite, Sandy Bainum, as Marian Paroo—"Marian the Librarian," in this time-loved comedy about the man from "Gary, Indiana" who brings "Trouble" to River City.

DC Theatre Scene calls the Washington Savoyards’ production of The Music Man "utterly charming" and "a delightful piece of Americana."

Rowyn Peel and Sandy Bainum are featured in "Winter Musical Scene Stealing Moments" on DC Theatre Scene.

Performances run through Sunday March 8th at the Atlas Performing Arts Center, 1333 H Street NE, Washington, DC.

Information and tickets are available at http://savoyards.tix.com/Schedule.asp?ActCode=28611 or by calling the box office at 202.399.7993.