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Words by Tom Jones
Music by Harrey Schmidt
John Ignacio, Director
Fri, Sat, May 13, 14 • 8:00pm (MI)
Sunday May 15 • 2:30pm (MI)
Fri, Sat, May 20, 21 • 8:00pm (MI)
Sunday May 22 • 2:30pm (MI)
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The Tin Shop Theatre welcomes seasoned director John Ignacio to his first production in Buchanan. The Fantasticks is the longest running musical in the world. The lovers are secretly in love against the will of their "feuding" fathers. This reverse psychology works for a time until the lovers are ready to wed. The rest of the story seeks to remind us that, "without a hurt, the heart is hollow." An incredible production by a masterful director!
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Saturday June 11 • 8:00pm (MI) |
Willow's musical style ranges from traditional to original folk, Celtic, Irish, and bluegrass. This is the best four-piece band you'll find anywhere you look or hear! Versatility at it's best, Willow performs on guitar, fiddle, Celtic Harp, dulcimer, mandolin, bass, and percussion. |
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By A. R. Gurney
Todd Wakevainen, Director Fri, Sat, June 24, 25 • 8:00pm (MI)
Sunday June 26 • 2:30pm (MI)
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Todd Wakevainen though a first time Tin Shop director, is a longtime thespian with the resurrected Four Flags Players group in Niles. Todd and Gloria Cooper, another original member of the 1973 theatre group, performs in this imaginative theatre piece. The story of Love Letters is told through letters exchanged over a lifetime between two people who grew up together and then went their separate ways but continue to share confidences. Reserve Early! |
Saturday July 9 • 8:00pm (MI)
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John Kennedy is a singer, song writer, award winning multi instrumentalist and the leader of Kennedy's Kitchen, a South Bend based group dedicated to playing Irish music. Every evening with his music is a new creation! He honors the past, gives meaning to the work we do, and hopes for the future!. Join us for a night of music that will warm your heart. |
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Saturday July 23 • 8:00pm (MI) |
From the ancient mystical sounds of the Celtic harp to the gentle sounds of the mountain dulcimer and fast instrumental playing on his flattop guitar, Carl masterfully delivers his unique one-man show. Join this well known local favorite as he uses his own hand crafted instruments to bring you this incredible summer pleasure! |
Presented by Head Fine Arts in association with
The Buchanan Fine Arts Council
By David Auburn
Michelle Burgoyne Phillips, Director
Fri, Sat, August 5, 6 • 8:00pm (MI)
Sunday August 7 • 2:30pm (MI)
Fri, Sat, August 12, 13• 8:00pm (MI)
Sunday August 14 • 2:30pm (MI) |
On the eve of her twenty-fifth birthday, Catherine has spent years caring for her brilliant but unstable father, a famous mathematician. Now, following his death, she must deal with her own volatile emotions; the arrival of her estranged sister and the attentions of a former student of her father's who hopes to find valuable work in the 103 notebooks her father left behind. Over the long weekend that follows Catherine deals with the most difficult problem of all: How much of her father's madness - or genius - will she inherit? |
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Saturday September 10 • 8:00pm (MI)
Help us Support these Local Talents! |
Ester Watts, Gospel singer extraordinaire is the daughter of Lucy M. Hubbard and the late Cardell Hubbard Sr. She now pastors Buchanan's Lively Stone Community Church with her husband H. Quincy Watts. Esther has made two albums, Free on the Mountain and Heaven on My Mind.
Jim Malosh is a founding charter member of the Riversong Music Society and is a skilled artisan of music that spans generations, genre, and geography.
The Balos Family is a family stringed band that plays old time gospel music in the bluegrass and country tradition. All members sing various parts on select songs. |
Music and Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz
John Ignacio , Director
Fri, Sat, Sept. 16, 17 • 8:00pm (MI)
Sunday Sept. 18 • 2:30pm (MI)
Fri, Sat, Sept. 23, 24 • 8:00pm (MI)
Sunday Sept. 25 • 2:30pm (MI) |
Based on the Gospel according to St. Matthew, Godspell presents a whimsical view of Jesus that is a mixture of rock, folk, pop, and Broadway. This jubilant celebration was the first pop-rock gospel musical created from the youth culture of the sixties. Godspell is pantomimes, pratfalls, and slight of hand. It is dancing and more dancing! It is a message of love that is cheerfully irreverent, high spirited, joyous, without being sacrilegious or blasphemous. Energize your spirit at this production. |
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