Honky Tonk Angels is a raucous and entertaining juke box musical about three women who step onto a bus. Destination: Nashville, Tennessee. They've left their troubles behind for one thing: A Dream, in pursuit of their passion for singing Country Music. With ambition, sweet harmonies, and newly discovered friendship, Nashville's fresh voices will travel an unexpected paradise road. Chock full of hits, the crowd pleasing revue includes: "Coal Miner's Daughter," "9 to 5," "Fancy," "Stand by Your Man," "Ode to Billy Joe," and of course, "Honky Tonk Angels." The performance is February 21, at 7 pm in the Enterprise High School Performing Arts Center.
1-334-406-ARTS (2787)
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Arts Alliance
12
The Association
22
Euclid Quartet
January 12, 7 pm
Elba High School
January 22, 2 pm
St. John's Catholic Church Parish Hall
21
Honky Tonk Angels
February 21, 7 pm
Enterprise High School Performing Arts Center
24
Piney
Woods
25
The Piney Woods Arts Festival
March 24 - 25, Sat 9 - 5, Sun 12 - 4
Enterprise State Community College
Carole Allen, Philip Box, Ginny Canon,
Cindy Cassady, Lydia Dillingham, Joan Ellis, Henrietta Grimes, Dan Harrison, Lynn Ledbetter, Cindi Lett, Tom Maddox, Susanne Markel, Joan Newman, Barbara Skinner, Gina Sutherland, Ken Thomas, Stanley Walker, Barbara Young
334-406-ARTS (2787)
Directed by: Erich Lidh
Musical Direction: Ken Thomas
Performance dates: April 6 and 7. Two evening performances, one matinee
Maria: Megan Murphy
Mother Abbess: Erin Smith
Sister Berthe: Teresa Young
Sister Margaretta: Susan Helms
Sister Sophia: Amelia Gammon
Captain Georg von Trapp: Dusty Hardy
Franz: Bob Barber
Frau Schmidt: Lia Rester
Liesl: Crystal Krausz
Friedrich: Brady Walker
Louisa: Anna Beth Payne
Kurt: Ryan Griffin
Brigitta: Selina Malone
Marta: Faith Ryan
Gretl: Lilli Ann Showers
Rolf Gruber: Miles Parker
Elsa Schraeder: Dani Hardy
Ursula: Jo Beth Workman
Max Detweiler: Seth McCollough
Herr Zeller: Scotty Johnson
Baron/Baroness Elberfeld: Maggie MacPherson
A New Postulant: Katherine Hosmun
Admiral von Schreiber: Ken Pandolfi
THE CAST
NEXT SHOW
Postulants
Kylie Pandolfi
Callie Berry
Brach Chilsom
Army Thomas
Jessica Brandon
Christina Turk
Novices
Nicole Leuci
Katherine Hosmun
Ryan Harrelson
Megan Megan
Nuns
Allyson Anger
Teresa Ryan
Tina Malone
Laura Cooley
Dawn Johnson
April 6th and 7th
Contact Ken Thomas
(334) 347-2623
kthomas_escc.edu
Dinner Theater
Hildreth Brothers Building
202 North Main Street
Enterprise, AL
www.SouthernBroadway.com
334-470-6568
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Performances are made possible by support from corporate and individual memberships, the Alabama State Council on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts.
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The Coffee County Arts Alliance
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Enterprise, AL 36331-0447
In an effort to maintain the financial stability of CCAA and continue to bring quality performances to the community, a Corporate Sponsorship program has been developed. This sponsorship allows local businesses to become directly involved in the Arts Alliance and contribute to the growth of our community. It also allows CCAA to reach its goal of uniting the leadership of the county for the advancement of the Arts.
January 12th, 2012
Elba High School, Elba, AL
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January 22th, 2012
St. John's Catholic Church Enterprise, AL
The Association is one of the most popular and successful bands to come out of the 1960's and will perform at Elba High School on January 12, at 7 pm. The band has sold over 80 million records, tapes, CDs and DVDs and earned 6 gold and 2 platinum records. Some of their Number One hits are: "Never My Love," "Windy,""Cherish,""Along Comes Mary" and "Six Man Band." Other hits include "Everything That Touches You,""A Time for Livin'," and "Requiem for the Masses." The band formed in 1965 with six members. The band was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for the best original music in the film, "Goodbye Columbus" and won the Foreign Press Award for the same film. The band's hits showcase the versatility, carefully crafted vocals and intricately woven instrumentation that is the signature of The Association, a cornerstone of American pop music. Join us for this rare opportunity to hear your favorite songs by The Association.
Classic Video "Cherish"
"Along Comes Mary"
Classic Video "Windy"
"Never My Love"
"Harper Valley PTA
"Amazing Grace"
"It Wasn't God Who Made
Honky Tonk Angels"
"I Will Always Love You"
The eclectic mixture of the quartet members represents four continents inspiring programs that celebrate the group's diverse international heritage. Jameson Cooper from the UK and Jacob Murphy from the USA play violin. Sin-Yan Darren Li from China plays cello and Luis Vargas from Venezuela plays viola. The group combines new and challenging works with established materpieces to create varied and exciting programs - from Piazzolla and Hindson to Beethoven and Bartok. The quartet has won many prizes at major competitions around the world.
Euclid Quartet "American"
One of the oldest juried arts and crafts shows in the area, it features original art and crafts, a children's fun center, food and entertainment. Special events include a Civil War Living Display and the Weevil City Cruisers Car and Truck Show (Saturday only).
