THEATRE PRESENTATIONS

November 2008 Presentations

ECHOS OF THE FORTIES

“The Songs and Stories of a Wartime Generation”

NOVEMBER 8TH, 15TH  7 pm

NOVEMBER 9TH, 16TH  2 PM

A new wartime musical stage presentation by the Wartime Heritage Association (440 Productions)
Fifty-five wartime songs are intertwined with a series of stories relating the experience of men and women of the Canadian and British Army, Navy, and Air Force, and civilians who demonstrated courage and determination in the face of the hardships of the war years.  These stories are guaranteed to bring a smile and a tear. ECHOS OF THE FORTIES is meant to leave one humming tunes and remembering the unforgettable moments and people of the war years
Visit our web site www.wartimeheritage.com

General Seating $15

SYMPHONY NOVA SCOTIA

November 12, 8pm

Close your eyes and be transported away, back to a time of swanky
nightclubs, cool jazz and jaunty fedoras.

Relive the legendary songbook of Frank Sinatra with A Salute to Ol' Blue
Eyes, a co-production by Symphony Nova Scotia and Walt Music,

Symphony Nova Scotia, crooner Daniel Matto, and local jazz favourites the
John Chiasson Trio will team up to make a new Rat Pack, ready to dazzle your
ears and delight your memory with a new spin on timeless big band jazz.

"Performing these songs with the Symphony is going to be fantastic," Matto
says. "In my opinion, these are some of the best songs ever written."

The concert's program includes more than 20 of The Voice's biggest numbers,
freshly arranged for orchestra by Symphony Nova Scotia bassoonist Chris
Palmer and Halifax bassist David Langstroth.

Don't miss hits like Come Fly With Me, I've Got You Under My Skin, Autumn
Leaves, Luck Be a Lady Tonight, I Get a Kick Out of You, April in Paris, All
the Way, The Lady Is a Tramp, and I'll be Seeing You.

Tickets $27.50

Members $25

Students $20

A Rotary Club Fundraiser
THE MacLEAN SISTERS

IN CONCERT

Nov 27,  7 pm

More info to follow at a later date