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WCPN
in the Community
Enjoy these WCPN-sponsored events around town and take
advantage of some member discounts, too! Please support WCPN's community
partners.
Updated February 13, 2008
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Cedar
Lee, Shaker Square Cinema & Tower City Cinemas Offers Two for $10
Deal
Attention WCPN Members!
Make sure to take advantage of your two for $10 discount -
that's two tickets (no more, no less) for the discounted price of
$5 each - Sunday through Thursday at the Cedar Lee Theater, Shaker
Square Cinema and Tower City Cinemas when you show your membership
card at the door. On Monday only, you can purchase a single ticket
for $5. Call (440) 717-4696 or visit www.clevelandcinemas.com
for showtime information. |
The Cleveland Play House, 2007-2008 Season
This season is filled with great stories, music and exciting new plays! For classic tales, there is Sherlock Holmes: The Final Adventure, Pride and Prejudice, and The Chosen. The Broadway hit Doubt is one of the most highly anticipated dramas in years. Musicals will continue to play an important part in our season with Man of La Mancha! Hershey Felder performs in the remarkable George Gershwin Alone, which he has performed around the world and on Broadway. Gee’s Bend, a stirring story of the Alabama quilters, whose work appeared at The Cleveland Museum of Art, is one of the great new plays. And The Play House is the city’s best-kept secret for theatre for children. Classics such as Bunnicula and Tuck Everlasting as well as a wonderful twist on a classic story, The Emperor’s Groovy New Clothes. Log on to www.clevelandplayhouse.com for more information and tickets.
Main Stage Shows:
Gee’s Bend, 2/1/08 - 2/24/08, Baxter Theatre
Doubt, 2/29/08 - 3/23/08, Drury Theatre
Pride and Prejudice, 3/21/08 - 4/13/08, Bolton Theatre
Humana Festival Premiere, 4/18/08 - 5/11/08, Drury Theatre
Theatre for Children:
Tuck Everlasting, 1/29/08 - 2/24/08, Brooks Theatre
The Emperor’s Groovy
New Clothes, 4/8/08 - 5/4/08, Studio One Theatre
Apollo’s Fire 2007-2008 Season
Taking its name from the classical god of music and the sun, Apollo’s Fire is dedicated to the performance of 17th and 18th century music on the period instruments for which it was written. The ensemble unites a select pool of early music specialists from throughout North America and Europe, and has been praised internationally for stylistic freshness and buoyancy, technical excellence, and for the creativity of Music Director Jeannette Sorrell’s programming. For more information on the concerts & tickets, Click Here.
The Four Seasons: Rediscovered
Thursday, February 21, 2008 – Monday, February 25, 2008
Mozart & Haydn on Fire!
Thursday, April 10, 2008 – Sunday, April 13, 2008
Chapel, Court & Countryside 2007-2008 Season
All performances are in Harkness Chapel on the campus of Case Western Reserve University. Concerts begin at the posted time, with an informal Q&A session after each one.
Rebel
Saturday, February 9, 2008, at 7:30 pm
Named after the innovative French Baroque composer, Jean-Fery Rebel, the acclaimed ensemble REBEL has earned international acclaim. Since its founding in 1991, REBEL concertizes at prestigious venues, has created an impressive discography, and is frequently heard on radio in the US and Europe.
Alamire
April 9, 2008; 7:30 pm
Taking its name from the solmization syllables (la-mi-re), Alamire was founded in 2005 to explore and promote the great choral masterworks of the late Middle Ages and early Renaissance. Based in Cambridge, the group is made up of the finest consort singers in England.
Oberlin College Artists Recital Series 2007-2008 Season
Oberlin College’s esteemed Artist Recital Series is one of the oldest continuing concert series in the United States. Since its inception in 1878 more than 1,000 of the most acclaimed and accomplished musicians, conductors, orchestras, chamber ensembles and composes have graced the stage of historic Finney Chapel. For more information click here.
Edgar Meyer, Double Bass
Tuesday, April 1, 2008, 8:00pm
Angela Hewitt, Piano
Friday, April 4, 2008, 8:00pm
Sunday, April 6, 2008, 3:00pm
Hilary Hahn, Violin & Josh Ritter, Singer/Songwriter
Thursday, April 10, 2008, 8:00pm
Chocolate: The Exhibition at the Great Lakes Science Center
It’s America’s favorite treat, and right now the Great Lakes Science Center has chocolate fever! In honor of Chocolate: The Exibition, running from February 9 – May 4, 2008, the Great Lakes Science Center has created unique events to please even the most discriminating sweet tooth.
February 9 – 29: Free Chocolate Strawberries. Bring your Chocolate ticket to the Elements Café’ and receive a free chocolate-covered strawberry, while supplies last.
February 14: Wine and Chocolate. Learn the art (and science) of pairing wine with desserts during a pairing of eight wines and four mini dessert courses, includes the Chocolate: The Exhibition. Age 21 and over, 7:30p-10:00p. $30 per person, $28 for members. Tickets at 216-621-2400.
March 15 and April 12: Sundaes on Saturday. See Chocolate: The Exhibition and then make an ice cream sundae. 1p-3p, $3 per sundae.
March 22 – 29: Candy Chemistry Spring Break Day Camp. Children in grades K-8 explore chemistry, make candy and tour Chocolate: The Exhibition. Registration at 216-621-2400.
April 19: Doggone Good Chocolate. Bring in your Chocolate Labrador for an outdoor group photo. Donations will be collected for Cleveland Animal Protective League. $10 donation will receive free dog treats and 2 free tickets to Chocolate: The Exhibition.
Win Tickets to Paris!
See Chocolate: The Exhibition and enter a drawing to win two tickets to Paris, France, courtesy of Continental Airlines. Details at box office and at GreatScience.com. No purchase necessary.
For more information contact the Great Lakes Science Center at 216-694-2000 or at www.GreatScience.com |
