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UWA Christmas Concert
Friday, December 2, 2011 The Sucarnochee Revue
Next Show: October 7
Temple Theatre, Meridian, MS Birmingham Children's Theatre The Fallen Prince
Thursday, February 16, 2012 The Mississippi Symphony Orchestra
Tuesday, April 10, 2012 UWA Outdoor Sculpture Exhibit The Montgomery Ballet
Tuesday, October 25, 2011 WAR BONDS
Tuesday, November 15,2011
The UWA Choir under the direction of Willie Williams and the UWA Band under the direction of Glenn Smith will both celebrate the season with holiday selections, and you never know who else might drop by for a visit, a song, or a holiday reading. Radio Shows Taped live on UWA Campus several times during the year. Hosted by Singer and Songwriter Jacky Jack White November will bring The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and February 2012 will be American Journey for area school children. In Donald P. Stone's one-man play of William James Edwards, he inhabits the persona of his grandfather. Through the negro spiritual, the poetry of Sterling Brown, the musical artistry of Roland Hayes, and excerpts from Edwards' autobiography "Twenty-Five Years in the Black Belt," Stone attempts to "kindle with a pale glimmer the passion of days gone by." Crafton Beck, Music Director and Conductor of the Mississippi Symphony will once again bring the magic of orchestra music to Sumter County. A favorite annual event, the symphony concert is always preceeded by the Livingston Book Club Dinner. The MSO performs to over 75,000 Mississippians each year and tours across the country. Located throughout the Livingston, Alabama campus of the University of West Alabama The Montgomery Ballet began as the Montgomery Civic Ballet in 1958, has been a professional company since 1987, and has provided 53 years of artistic community enrichment. The ensemble performs regularly before Montgomery audiences and tours throughout the state, nationally and internationally. "War Bonds: The Songs and aLetters of World War II" is a musical journey through a war that redefined the world. This multi-media living history cabaret is interspersed with personal letters form the Front and Headline news of the period. The production is a warm reminiscence and a harrowing reminder of a time that is not unlike the present.
UWA Christmas Concert
Friday, December 2, 2011
The UWA Choir under the direction of Willie Williams and the UWA Band under the direction of Glenn Smith will both celebrate the season with holiday selections, and you never know who else might drop by for a visit, a song, or a holiday reading.
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