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Page C 4 March Edition Seven Lakes Lifestyles
Almost a Years Worth
Of Performances
304 Going on 365
“The Miracle Worker”
Opens April 12 at
Owens Auditorium
with “Dynasty” star
John James
Guitarist extroidinaire, Steve Argereow
has been performing at the
Lakehouse Bar & Grill every Thursday
night from 6:30 until 9:30. “Accept
for Thanksgiving, Christmas
and the occasional cold”, Steve
has been performng for the appreciative
crowd for 304 weeks.
Steve Argereow started playing guitar
at the age of 5, and by the age
of 13 was playing in Rock Bands in
the Central New England area. He
has opened for notable acts like the
Kingston Trio and the Shaw Brothers
(I’d Like to Teach the World to Sing).
He is a fi ngerstyle guitarist who
also plays keyboards and 5 string
banjo. Steve is comfortable in Easy
Listening Rock, Classic Country,
Jazz and New Age genre’s. His Infl
uences are; Chet Atkins, Earl
Kluge, and Tommy Emmanuel.
Steve has an undergraduate degree
in Electrical Engineering, and attended
graduate school (Liberal Arts) at
Harvard University. He is a retired
US Army Reserve Offi cer who is a
Vietnam era Veteran and a Desert
Storm Veteran. Steve has lived in Asia
2 1/2 years and in Europe a year.
Steve a BMI & Broadjam Artist, currently
plays in the Sandhills of North
Carolina area as a solo act. He can
usually be found every weekend
at the Pinehurst (Golf) Resorts;
Carolina Hotel or The Holly Inn.
Steve Argereow Performs live with
up to 2 “state of the art” Bose L1
systems or the Bose L1 Compact
for smaller venues. He uses backing
tracks which he has recorded
in his home recording studio. SO-
NAR Loops provide the drum beat.
However, Steve plays all other parts
the; Bass Guitar, 2nd Rhythm Guitar,
Keyboard, and all background
vocals. Then at live performances,
sings the main Vocal and plays 1st
Rhythum Guitar and Lead. The result
is a 5+ piece band with 3 part harmony,
with strings in the background.
This is applied to Easy listening
70’s Acoustic Rock, (Jimmy Buffet,
James Taylor, the Eagles). Classic
Country (Johnny Cash, Glen Campbell),
50’s Rock (Elvis, Bobby Darin,
Ricky Nelson) and even 40’s
era hits like “Chattanooga Choo
Choo” or “Don’t Fence Me In”.
In addition he is a Acoustic Instrumental
Guitarist who can execute
an entire performance
Solo Instrumentally, (Classical
Gas, Freight Train) if required.
Stop in and see Steve every Thursday
night and have some great food and
libations at Lakehouse Bar & Grill!
Edited By: Rick Levinger
The Miracle Worker comes to Judson
Theatre Company April 12-15
headlined by Golden Globe nominated
Dynasty star John James.
William Gibson’s Tony Award-winning
play The Miracle Worker is the beloved
true story of Helen Keller and Annie
Sullivan. Blind and deaf, young Helen
lives tormented and alone in a bleak,
dark, silent world. As a
last chance before she
is institutionalized, Helen’s
parents contact
Annie Sullivan, a dedicated
teacher. As Sullivan
struggles to reach
Helen and release her
intelligent mind from
the terrifying prison of
her own body, she must
also confront the obstacles in Helen’s
family: her domineering father,
her heartbroken mother, and her resentful
brother. The Miracle Worker is
the powerful true story of one of the
most inspirational fi gures of all time.
Gibson fi rst wrote The Miracle Worker
as a teleplay in 1957. He adapted
it for the Broadway stage in 1959
(winning a Tony Award for Best Play)
and for the screen in 1962, receiving
an Academy Award nomination
for Best Adapted Screenplay. The
actresses who previously had won
awards for their performances in
the stage version (Anne Bancroft,
Tony Award; and Patty Duke, Theatre
World Award) received Academy
Awards for the fi lm version as well.
He is also known for the play Two For
the Seesaw which originally starred
Henry Fonda and Anne Bancroft, and
was made into a fi lm starring Robert
Mitchum and Shirley MacLaine.
His fi nal Broadway play was the bioplay
about Golda Meir, Golda’s Balcony,
the longest-running one-woman
show in Broadway history. Also
a novelist, Gibson’s most famous
novel is the bestseller The Cobweb.
John James plays the role of Helen’s
father, Captain Arthur
Keller, in The Miracle Worker.
James is best known from
his near-decade as Jeff Colby
on Aaron Spelling’s 80’s
mega hit Dynasty. He continued
the role on the Dynasty
spinoff, The Colbys co-staring
Charlton Heston and
Barbara Stanwyck. Currently
James is producing and
starring in the sci-fi action adventure,
Axcellerator which co-stars his The
Colbys castmate Maxwell Caulfi eld.
To purchase tickets online now to The
Miracle Worker or request additional
information, please visit http://judsontheatre.com/.
Tickets may be purchased
in person at The Country Bookshop,
Given Memorial Library, and the
Campbell House in Southern Pines.
For Discounted Group Rates (10+)
email: JudsonTheatre@gmail.com
Discount Student and Military Rush
tickets available at the door (limit 2
per ID
The Sunday, April 15 performance
benefi ts Vision4Moore and their
partner for the event, Dogwood
District of the Boy Scouts of America
(BSA) By: Eddie Carmichael