July 11th
The David Caldwell Tunes at Noon Summer Concert Series presents REX WARD
“Stars & Stripes..Sousa & Salutes” on the Mighty Wurlitzer
This concert is dedicated in honor of all who have and are
paying the price of keeping us free…nationally, socially and spiritually. The program will include patriotic
numbers including the Washington Post March, It’s A Grand Old Flag, America The Beautiful, Let There
Be Peace On Earth, Under The Double Eagle, as well as a sing-along of God Bless America. Branches of
the Service will be recognized.
Begins at 12 Noon. $5 suggested donation at the door.
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Avett Brothers
Concert date is Saturday, July 12 at 8:00 p.m.
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The songs are honest: just chords with real voices singing real melodies. But, the heart and the energy with which they are
sung, is really why people are talking, and why so many sing along. The Avett Brothers are a reality in a world of
entertainment built with smoke and mirrors, and when they play, the common man can break the mirrors and blow the smoke
away, so that all that's left behind is the unwavering beauty of the songs. That's the commotion, that's the celebration, and
wherever The Avett Brothers are, that's what you'll find.
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July 18th
The David Caldwell Tunes at Noon Summer Concert Series presents - Theatre Bristol presents “Summer Camp Sampling”
THEATRE BRISTOL continues to inspire and educate young people through the performing arts. This performance is the culmination of Theatre Bristol’s 2008 Summer School for the Arts. Students will be taught on the theme STORYBOOK LIVE! Focusing on some of the most beloved storybook figures,
fables and fairy tales. Students will learn acting skills as they take part in humorous and dramatic skits based on popular storybook characters. Combining arts with acting, the students will learn costuming and stagecraft skills as they build their own costumes and props
Begins at 12 Noon. $5 suggested donation at the door.
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July 24th
Tickets on Sale for Songs & Confessions of a One Time Waitress
'Performance date is SEPTEMBER 11th'
Lavin’s delectable one-woman show Songs & Confessions of a One-Time Waitress (“with a few men on the side”) recalls the ups and downs or her illustrious career. While she tips her apron to “Alice” with its familiar theme song and recollections of those years, that’s only a mouth-watering appetizer to a full course menu of great tunes and entertaining anecdotes as Lavin shares warm, touching and hilarious morsels of a life being well-lived -- and truly relished. Backed up by a sassy, swinging trio led by the inimitable Billy Stritch, Linda Lavin easily illustrates why that “new girl in town” is as endearing and lovable as ever.
Linda Lavin returned to the New York stage during spring 2008 to star in Lincoln Center’s new Paul Rudnick comedy The New Century, for which she received the 2008 Drama Desk Award as Outstanding Featured Actress in a Play.
Performance date is SEPTEMBER 11th, 7:30p.m. Tickets: $36 Adults $32 Seniors/Students
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July 25th
with Vicky Fey, accompanist Operatic basso Arias, Old American songs,
Spirituals & Basso Obligato
Landis sings a wide range of music in recital, oratorio and operatic scene presentations. From Handel’s Messiah and Haydn’s Creation to numerous solo classical recitals that include operatic arias and art songs. Mr. Landis is recognized as a strong example of that rare gem in classical music- the Basso profundo. His mature, rich vocal tone has made him a popular and continuing favorite performer for music clubs, civic groups and art series concert productions.
Begins at 12 Noon. $5 suggested donation at the door.
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Monday July 28th
Tickets on Sale - Eddie Miles $25
Show Date is Saturday, Sept 13th @ 8.00pm.
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July 31st & August 1st
The David Caldwell Tunes at Noon Summer Concert Series presents - The SENIOR SHOW CHOIR’S “Summer”
The Senior Showchoir’s lineup has the very best of the legends of entertainment through the years such as Ethel
Merman, Irving Berlin, Glenn Miller and Orchestra, Kenny Loggins, Frank Sinatra, Chuck Berry, the Green Acres cast, Sylvester Stallone,
Rhonda Vincent, Sesame Street characters, Mahalia Jackson and Grandpa Jones & Minnie Pearl just to name a few. This exciting and fast
paced musical will keep you on the edge of your seat if not out of it as you dance with our Idols.
Begins at 12 Noon.
$5 suggested donation at the door at both performances.
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August 2nd 7:30p.m.
Unity in Community presents SCAT CATS and the WELLS BROTHERS
Come and enjoy a trip back in time when UNITY IN COMMUNITY brings the Wells Brothers and the
Scat Cats to the Paramount stage for an evening of R&B, Pops, Jazz and popular classics from the
1950's to present day. Special guest guitarist, Billy Crawford, will have us dancing in the aisles!
Begins at 12 Noon. $10 General Admission
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August 8th
The David Caldwell Tunes at Noon Summer Concert Series presents - Bristol Music Club presents the YOUNG ARTISTS
Each year, students from Bristol and
the immediate surrounding area compete for this honored scholarship. The students are judged on their musical ability and the
command of their discipline. The YOUNG ARTISTS performance will showcase the talent of these amazing young musicians in
our region. This program is always an audience favorite.
Begins at 12 Noon. $5 suggested donation at the door.
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August 17th 7:00p.m.
BCMA presents MOUNTAIN STAGE starring Eric Church & Carlene Carter
Birthplace of Country Music Alliance brings MOUNTAIN STAGE back to the Paramount Center for the Arts
with another exciting concert. Carlene Carter, the daughter of June Carter Cash, has returned to her musical
roots and brings a renewed zeal for life and her music. Emerging from an intense period of
morning and introspection, Carter has crafted Stronger, an album that explores the power of love
to hurt, to bring laughter, to change the heart, and, most of all to heal. North Carolina native, Eric
Church says, “Honesty is my number one responsibility.” If you listen to my music you’ll find out
who I am.
Begins at 7:00p.m. Tickets: $50 preferred seat w/meet & greet; $35 preferred seating and $25 all other seats.
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October 21, 7:30 pm
NUNSENSE
Starring SALLY STRUTHERS
The 25th Anniversary Tour of NUNSENSE brings Sally Struthers as Reverend Mother Regina, a former circus performer who comes to the Sisters of Hoboken to help raise funds to bury 52 of their own due to an unfortunate poisoning by their cook, Sister Julia. The show features star turns, tap, and ballet dancing, an audience quiz, and comic surprises. This show has become an international phenomenon!
$42 Adults, $38 Sr./Stu.
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November 24, 2008 7:30 pm
IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE
“A LIVE RADIO BROADCAST”
“Strange, isn’t it? One man’s life
touches so many others…”
If you think that you know IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE, it’s time to think again. This delightful adaptation invites you to experience Frank Capra’s beloved story in a refreshingly new and intimate way. The dozens of characters and locations of the classic movie are brought to life on Christmas Eve 1946 by the long-lost radio formula of five actors, live sound effects, and your imaginations.
$24 Adults, $20 Seniors $12 Students
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December 18, 2008 7:30 pm
CAROLINA BRASS - CHRISTMAS POPS
The CAROLINA BRASS Christmas program will
embrace the audience and leave a warm glow all season.
Combine seasonal music, Christmas carols, Hanukkah
suites, jokes and anecdotes, and the Carolina Brass charm;
add one audience in the holiday spirit; stir and you get
one perfectly prepared holiday concert every time.
$24 Adults, $20 Seniors, $12 Students
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February 5, 2009 7:30 pm
PUTTIN’ ON THE HITZ
“THE BEST OF THE GREAT AMERICAN SONGBOOK”
From the timeless tunes of Tin Pan Alley to the bright lights of Broadway,
all the way to the heyday of the Hollywood musical, PUTTIN’ ON THE
HITZ is a dazzling parade of American popular music from the 30’s, 40’s
and 50’s. This distinct body of musical work collectively represents one of
America’s true cultural treasures. It’s popular songwriting at it’s best! “GREAT AMERICAN SONGBOOK” tells the story of the first 30 years of America’s “classic” music.
$36 Adults, $32 Sr./Stu.
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March 19, 2009 7:30 pm
I LOVE YOU,
YOU’RE PERFECT,
NOW CHANGE
Celebrating 11 years Off Broadway - I LOVE YOU, YOU’RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE brings everything you’ve secretly thought about dating, romance, marriage, lovers, husbands, wives, in-laws, but were afraid to admit in this musical joyride through the jungle of the modern-day mating game. With four actors playing over forty roles in a collection of scenes and songs scaling the dizzying spectrum of male/female relationships, I LOVE YOU, YOU’RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE reveals the difficulties and joys of connecting with another person, no matter what age.
$36 Adults, $32 Sr./Stu.
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April 24, 2009 7:30 pm
MAN 1, BANK 0
In MAN 1, BANK 0 Patrick Combs tells the amazing-but-true story of how he deposited a $95,093.35 junk-mail check marked ‘non-negotiable’ - hoping to spread a little banking cheer to tellers - and how it erupted into a staggering and funny David vs. Goliath - like adventure that still continues today if you count this internationally touring, award winning, off-Broadway one-man show about the incident. What happens after the bank cashes the ridiculous check? To name only a few things: angry banking officers threatening “jail time” and “death”; the nation’s leading authority on banking coming out of retirement; astonishing legal twists; and worldwide media coverage (including The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Good Morning America and calls from Letterman & Leno).