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May 2004
'Night, Mother



What: 'Night, Mother. A Marsha Norman drama starring real life mother and daughter: Barbara Janick as Thelma Cates and Connie Sinavage as Jessie Cates. Directed by Wally Kulick.

When: Friday, June 11 and 18 at 8 p.m. Saturday, June 12 and 19 at 8 p.m. and Sunday, June 13 and 20 at 3 p.m.

Where: Applause Theatre, 409-411 Main Street Duryea, PA 18642

Tickets: $12, reservations suggested

More Info: Please call (570) 457-4115


posted by Lee Ann | Tuesday 25 May 2004 7:37 AM
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The Lyric Consort

The Lyric Consort
"The Lyric Consort is a professional a cappella vocal ensemble based in Northeast Pennsylvania."
I attended The Lyric Consort concert at the First Presbyterian Church last night. I recommend going to see & hear them, because they are so good they'll make you cry. One song in particular brought tears to my eyes, it was so beautiful.
Times Leader | 05/16/2004 | Group marks 10 years of song
"You might think the group's main body of songs, sacred anthems and secular madrigals from the 16th century, doesn't fit your 21st-century tastes. But if you close your eyes and take in the unaccompanied sound of voices rising and falling and blending together you might come away singing a different tune, as did a visitor on a recent Saturday morning as the group's members sat rehearsing in a semi-circle in front of the main altar at the First Presbyterian Church in Wilkes-Barre. "There's nothing more beautiful than the sound of the human voice," says Steven Thomas, director of choral activities at Wilkes University, who joined the ensemble two years ago."
The 16th century is suited to my tastes, I think. But certainly I'm not a huge fan of religious music, in particular. However I don't think someone has to like either in order to appreciate the beauty of this musical performance.
posted by Chloe | Saturday 22 May 2004 3:31 AM
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