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The Fireside At The Inn is again offering a Pre-<br />
Musitheatrical Performing Arts Supper beginning at 5:00<br />
p.m., or at 4:00 p.m. if you prefer. Chef Dan will serve<br />
a $21 three-course dinner featuring mixed greens with<br />
shaved red onion, Roma tomato, Balsamic vinaigrette<br />
and Point Reyes bleu cheese; Chicken Marsala with local<br />
mushrooms and truffle risotto plus Theo’s chocolate bread<br />
pudding with espresso crème Anglaise. Reservations are<br />
essential, so please call 437-7412 to be assured of a table.<br />
On Friday, March 9, the entire Buzz Brass ensemble will<br />
perform the original 70-minute student version of “The<br />
History of Music” to students at Chimacum High School,<br />
thanks to a grant from the Macy’s Foundation. In addition,<br />
funding has been received from Waste Connections,<br />
operators of Murrey’s Disposal here in <strong>Port</strong> <strong>Ludlow</strong>.<br />
This type of support helps make outstanding outreach to<br />
Jefferson County students a reality as well as helps cover<br />
the expense of bringing and housing award-winning<br />
performing groups, such as Buzz Brass, who travel here<br />
from Montreal, Quebec.<br />
Theater Lovers to<br />
See Rock ’n’ Roll Legends<br />
Spend the afternoon Saturday, May 19 at 2:00 p.m.<br />
with the Kala Point Theater Lovers enjoying the music<br />
of Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins and Elvis<br />
Presley. These four legends-to-be united only once in their<br />
careers on December 4, 1956 for an impromptu recording<br />
session, which embodied the birth of rock ’n’ roll!<br />
The Million Dollar Quartet at Seattle’s Paramount Theatre<br />
is a historically inspired musical bringing that legendary<br />
night to life. It captures the infectious spirit, freewheeling<br />
excitement, and thrilling sounds of a singular moment<br />
when four of popular music’s most extraordinary talents<br />
came together. This moment has come to be known as one<br />
of the greatest rock jam sessions of all time.<br />
The Kala Point Theater Lovers will use van transportation<br />
for this show, to and from the Bay Club to the Paramount<br />
in Seattle, as well as after the show to Cutters Bayhouse<br />
for dinner. Located next to Pike Place Market, you will<br />
enjoy its wonderful water view. Departure time from the<br />
Bay Club will be determined closer to the show date.<br />
Having a professional driver providing door-to-door<br />
theater and restaurant service will be a relaxing way to<br />
enjoy this event.<br />
The Paramount tickets are for First Mezzanine Center.<br />
The Group Rate theater ticket is $76.75 and transportation<br />
is $40 including ferry tolls for a total of $116.75. (The<br />
non-group ticket price is $97). If you prefer to arrange<br />
your own transportation, you may purchase a ticket only.<br />
Tickets are limited so send your check by Sunday, April<br />
1, to Judi Holzhausen, 21-1 Bluffs Court, Unit 2, <strong>Port</strong><br />
Townsend, WA 98368-2566. If you wish to be added to<br />
the list for future theater events, send your e-mail address<br />
and other contact information to KPTheaterLovers@<br />
gmail.com. For additional information about the program,<br />
go to www.seattle-theatre.com/theaters/paramounttheatre/million-dollar-quartet.php.<br />
Concert: An Oratorio for Lent<br />
Peninsula Singers, under the direction of maestro Dewey<br />
Ehling, will present The Redeemer, An Oratorio for Lent<br />
by British composer Martin Shaw on Friday, Saturday<br />
and Sunday, March 23, 24 and 25. This dramatic and<br />
inspirational composition, for choir, orchestra and soloists,<br />
is in three parts: I – The Conflict of Good and Evil, II<br />
– The Agony and the Betrayal, and III – The Crucifixion.<br />
It will be sung in English without intermission and will<br />
last about one hour.<br />
The three performances will be Friday March 23, at the<br />
Independent Bible Church, 112 North Lincoln Street in<br />
<strong>Port</strong> Angeles and on Saturday, March 24 and Sunday,<br />
March 25, at Trinity United Methodist Church, 100<br />
South Blake Avenue in Sequim. The Friday and Saturday<br />
performances are at 7:30 p.m., Sunday at 2:00 p.m.<br />
Tickets are $15 for adults, $12 for seniors and students.<br />
Children under 12 will be admitted at no cost. For<br />
additional information or for tickets, call Sharon England<br />
at 437-5043.<br />
Annual Old Time Fiddlers Concert<br />
The Washington Old Time Fiddlers Association (WOTFA)<br />
of Clallam and Jefferson Counties will host its Annual<br />
Concert, “Rosin the Bow,” Sunday, March 18, at the<br />
Sequim Performing Arts Center beginning at 2:00 p.m.<br />
The concert will be a celebration of traditional fiddle<br />
music played by local and regional musicians from ages<br />
7 to 94. It will include 20 performances featuring fiddle,<br />
mandolin, concertina and ukulele players backed up by<br />
guitar, banjo, piano and acoustic bass. Teaming up for<br />
four of the performances will be 13 of WOTFA’s youth<br />
scholarship students.<br />
WOTFA is a non-profit organization formed in 1965 to<br />
preserve and promote old-time fiddling and related arts.<br />
It subsidizes fiddle lessons for young people through a<br />
donation-funded scholarship program. “We’re extremely<br />
proud of our young musicians,” said Concert Chairman<br />
Tim Cullinan. “They’re the ones who’ll preserve this<br />
music for future generations to enjoy.”<br />
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