| Actor Spotlight |
 Soprano Mara Bonde has thrilled audiences in diverse venues throughout the United States and Europe with her electric stage presence and musical artistry. Her voice has been described as having “sweet purity of tone” (Boston Herald) and “ravishing” (The Boston Globe). Mara thrilled our MUSIC MAN audience last summer as “Marian the Librarian,” and will be featured in THE GLMT MELODY CAVALCADE on March 15 and 16! |
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Derry, NH 03038
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Dear Friends…
Following up our very successful inaugurual production, THE MUSIC MAN IN CONCERT, the Greater Lowell Music Theatre steps proudly into 2013 planning TWO shows featuring some of the finest musical talent in the area.
First up, on March 15 and 16, is THE GLMT MELODY CAVALCADE!, a pastiche of music and comedy in the style of an old-time radio show, but happening in 2013!
Many performers from Music Man will be on-hand, along with new faces, new voices, our fantastic Chorus and our Little Big Band, and many more surprises! It will be an evening of great tunes from the airwaves, movies, concert halls and from Broadway!
Please consider purchasing tickets by calling 978-853-9620, or online (using the link on this page) for the performances on March 15 and 16 at 7:30 p.m. in Fisher Hall, which is in Durgin Hall, located at 35 Wilder Street on the south campus of UMass Lowell. Tickets are General Admission (no reserved seats this time!) and are $20 for General Admission, $15 for Seniors (65+) and Students.
I hope you’ll consider forwarding telling friends and family members who might be interested in our theatre, and especially in this show.
Our Musical Director Leon Grande, our Choreographer Phyllis George and I look forward to seeing you at the show, and to bringing more musical theatre to the Greater Lowell area in the coming years. Coming up in July, a fully-staged production of the great Frank Loesser musical,GUYS AND DOLLS!
THE GLMT MELODY CAVALCADE! is presented in partnership with the UMass Lowell Center for Arts and Ideas, and and is sponsored in part by grants from the Lowell and Chelmsford Cultural Councils.
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