Friday, October 10, 2008
Baltimore Symphony
8:00 pm
Concertmaster Jonathan Carney will lead this performance and play the viola in Mozart's Sinfonia Concertante along with Associate Concertmaster Madeline Adkins. The program includes Rossini's String Sonata No. 2 and concludes with Mendelssohn’s vivacious "Italian" Symphony. All regular priced tickets for the BSO are $35 and student tickets are $10.
Location: Todd Performing Arts Center, Theatre

Saturday, October 18, 2008
Pride of the Bay Chorus - Barbershop Comes to Broadway
7:00 pm
Enjoy a great Saturday evening of family entertainment! A concert featuring Pride of the Bay Chorus with two other super choruses and champion quartets. Tickets - $18 Adults, $15 Children/Seniors.
Location: Todd Performing Arts Center, Theatre

Friday, November 7, 2008
Where are the Eastern Shore's Roads Taking Us? A Regional Transportation Summit
8:30 am - 4:00 pm
This year's conference will gather leaders from the region and across the country to collaborate and problem solve about one of the most important issues on the Eastern Shore: transportation. After the keynote by Reid Ewing of the National Center for Smart Growth Education and Research, and a panel discussion, enjoy a networking lunch of gourmet, and seasonal local foods and wines from Eastern Shore producers. Featured during lunch will be an awards ceremony to honor those who demonstrate exemplary leadership in transportation policy on the Eastern Shore. We will wrap up the conference with a hands-on, facilitated group discussion to draw out the transportation priorities most important to the future of the Eastern Shore. We’d like to point out our conference’s new carbon reduction options, such as purchasing carbon off-sets and free public transportation. That’s right...FREE public transportation to and from our conference! To register, go to http://www.eslc.org/pages/APCX.php or call Marci Leach at 410-827-5833 for more information.
Location: Todd Performing Arts Center, Theatre/Lobby

Friday, November 14, 2008
Beyond the Beanstalk - The Jack Tales
7:00 PM
Das Puppenspiel takes a step beyond the familiar "Jack and the Beanstalk" to present a series of tales handed down by storytellers over many generations. Originating in England and later coming to Appalachian America, "The Jack Tales" feature simple, but clever, Jak who finds himself in all kinds of magical adventures in his travels. Large, beautifully crafted "bunraku" style puppets and authentic traditional folk music combine to bring new life to this storytelling tradition. Tickets: $9
Location: Todd Performing Arts Center, Theatre

Friday, November 21, 2008
Celebrate Native American Month with Songs, Stories and Cultural Gifts of the Iroquios
7:00 pm
Featuring Grammy award winning performer Joanne Shenandoah. Joanne Shenandoah is an educator of Iroquois life and culture. Through stories and music she weaves her culture to fascinate the young about contributions of her Iroquois heritage. From the roots of democracy, women's rights, agriculture and respecting our mother earth, everyone is sure to learn, enjoy and participate in this experience. Tickets: $10 children, $15 adults.
Location: Todd Performing Arts Center, Theatre

Friday, December 12, 2008
Season's Greetings Magic Show
7:00 pm
Celebrate the world's seasonal holidays with this festive program, featuring a magic elf, Rudolph the Red-Noseed Reindeer, upbeat music, toy soldiers, and magically appearing snow white doves - all set in a winter wonderland. Magical moments are created to captivate every age range of the audience - from infant to elder, there is something for everyone! Tickets: $10 children, $12 adults
Location: Todd Performing Arts Center, Theatre

Tuesday, January 20, 2009
The Velveteen Rabbit
7:00 pm
"When a child loves you for a long, long time...then you become real." So says the Horse to the Velveteen Rabbit in Margery Williams' famous and much-loved literary classic. A plush rabbit, given as a gift to a young boy, yearns for the day when the boy will love the rabbit enough so that he can become real. An original musical score, live singers, life-sized puppets, masks, and magic bring this charming tale of love and devotion to life. Tickets: $10 children, $12 adults
Location: Todd Performing Arts Center, Theatre

Friday, January 30, 2009
Baltimore Symphony
8:00 pm
Pianist Stephen Hough brings virtuoso panache to Tchaikovsky's explosive Piano Concerto No. 1. The program closes with Shostakovich's towering Eighth Symphony. All regular priced tickets for the BSO are $35 and student tickets are $10.
Location: Todd Performing Arts Center, Theatre

Friday, March 6, 2009
Baltimore Symphony
8:00 pm
Guest conductor Jun Märkl returns with Mozart's unfinished masterpiece, Requiem, left incomplete upon his untimely death. It is preceded on the program by a graceful, melodic ballet score by Stravinsky, harkening back to the style of Mozart and Haydn. All regular priced tickets for the BSO are $35 and student tickets are $10.
Location: Todd Performing Arts Center, Theatre

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