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| Albert Einstein The Practical Bohemian |
The McLean Mix | The Pittsburgh Ballet | The Moses Hogan Chorale |
Not only has Fanfare entertained an ever growing number of appreciative arts lovers, but the month-long, 60-plus-event festival also has worked hard to build audiences for the future through our education outreach programs and school performances.
This year, Fanfare's 12th season, special guests include
Plain-spoken
and engaging former Texas Governor Ann Richards.
the
hilarious political satire comedy troupe, the Capitol Steps.
the
acclaimed -- and adorable -- Moscow Boys Choir.
the
Philadelphia Ballet, whose program will include "Rubies"
from George Ballanchine's classic Jewels.
Ernest Gaines, award-winning author of A Gathering of Old Men and The
Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman.
Cols.
Nancy and Jerry Jaax, the U.S. Army veterinarians who played major
roles in the real life Ebola virus nightmare depicted in the bestseller
The Hot Zone.
the
New Century Orchestra and the Spoleto/USA Chamber Music.
Metropolitan
Opera mezzo soprano Margaret Lattimore.
the
popular Missoula Children's Theatre performing The Pied
Piper.
the
Art and All That Jazz weekend with Gallery Stroll and Jazz Downtown.
Art
and the Environment, a campus-wide exhibit.
Film
and television actor Ed Metzger in the one-man show Albert Einstein:
The Practical Behemian.
Rainforest,
the unique audience participation sight and sounc composition of McLean
Mix.
Big
Bad Wolf and the Endangered Forest, a delightful musical with a
message for children of all ages.
Special
and Foreign Film Series.
Southeastern
Theatre's production of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof and Southeastern
Opera-Music Theatre's production of Cosi fan tutte.
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