Move over,
Broadway, and make way in LaGrange for the upcoming
musical revue "A Grand Night For Singing,"
produced by The Opera and Musical Theater of West Georgia
(TOMTOWG).
Straight
from rave reviews in New York, "A Grand Night For
Singing" is an evening of music and romance
featuring more than 30 Rodgers and Hammerstein songs,
both classics and lesser known discoveries. Rodgers and
Hammerstein were the duo behind such classic works as
"Camelot" and "The Sound of Music."
Their family-friendly productions remain fan favorites
and Broadway mainstays.
The
production of "A Grand Night For Singing" will
feature songs from such classics as "Oklahoma,"
"Carousel," "State Fair," "South
Pacific," "The King and I,"
"Cinderella," "Flower Drum Song" and
"The Sound of Music."
"With
the tremendous success of `Amahl and the Night Visitors'
last December, we wanted to offer the community another
production with broad appeal and I am convinced this is
it," stated Anne Duraski, Artistic Director of
TOMTOWG.
This
production is for the entire family. With such a variety
of songs such as "If I Loved You" from
"Carousel," "Some Enchanted Evening"
from "South Pacific," "Oh, What a
Beautiful Mornin'" from "Oklahoma" and
"Maria" from "The Sound of Music," it
will be two hours of complete entertainment, Duraski
continued.
Greg
Thompson, resident director of the Savoyards Music
Theatre Co. in Atlanta, will direct and choreograph the
production. A veteran of more than 200 productions,
Thompson has had extensive experience and has performed
on stage with such notables as Sophia Loren, Chita
Rivera, Melanie Griffith, Patricia Neal and Robert
Goulet.
"A
Grand Night for Singing" will be held Friday and
Saturday nights, June 16, 17, 23 and 24 at 8:00 p.m. in
Price Theater, LaGrange College. Tickets are $15 each and
can purchased at the Lafayette Society for Performing
Arts (LSPA) ticket office, 210 Bull St. Additional
information is available by calling LSPA at 706-882-9909.
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