Caribbean Comedy Festival at Clarice Smith, June 29

Caribbean Comedy Festival at Clarice Smith, June 29

Sunday, June 29, 2014 at 7:00pm

Laugh Out Loud Scholarship Fundraiser

Venue: Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center Dekelboum Concert Hall. General Admission.

Tickets
Regular: $40
Students: $25
All tickets at the Door: $45

Description:

In 2014, Caribbeana Communications Inc. (CCI), a Maryland 501(c)(3) non-profit media broadcasting company, is celebrating 25 years of cultural diversity and innovation in the Washington, DC Metropolitan area.

To commemorate this achievement, Caribbeana is hosting a Comedy Festival as its major fundraiser. During this show CCI will announce its scholarship recipient of a $1,000 scholarship. In addition, the audience will hear artists from Trinidad and Tobago, Jamaica, Barbados, and America showcase their talents that will make you, ‘Laugh Out Loud’ or feel the beat of the Caribbean.

Don’t wait, get your ticket today. Tickets are $40 or $25 for students. At the door it is more, $45. But remember, we aren’t just going to be laughing and having a good time, we will be supporting a youth advance in his or her education.

To learn more about Caribbeana Communications Inc. visit http://caribbeana.org or call 301.459.1775. See you there!

2014 CCF Laugh Out Loud cast and program support includes: Von Martin and Sprangalang, Co-Masters of Ceremonies, Lord Relator (Trinidad & Tobago), Mac Fingall (Barbados), Nikki Crosby (Trinidad & Tobago), Joan Hutchinson (Jamaica), Lingo (Trinidad & Tobago/Extempo Artiste), Pan Lara Steel Pan (DMV), and DJ Knightrin (DMV).

Sign up for Alice in Wonderland Youth Musical at CPAE

Sign up by June 20 for Alice in Wonderland Youth Musical at College Park Arts Exchange

Alice In Wonderland Youth Musical

Location: College Park Arts Exchange

Join CPAE for a fun community youth production of Alice in Wonderland, directed by Allison Hughes and Laura Lising. No auditions, no experience required. There is a part for everyone from chorus members to soloist. Everyone will get to be part of something very special!

Ages 4 to 14

Deadline for registration – June 20th

First rehearsal /read through – June 29th
Rehearsals will be:
– Sundays from 3 – 5pm
– Tuesdays from 6 – 8pm
– Thursdays from 4 – 6pm
They will be held at the Old Parrish House (4711 Knox Rd, College Park), and St. Andrew’s Church (4512 College Ave, College Park).

Performance on July 19 at 4:30pm at the Old Parish House.

Cost: $30 per performer; Checks payable to CPAE due at the first rehearsal.

Registration and more information: http://goo.gl/XK3OI7;

Please contact info@cpae.org if you need more information.

In All Weather at St. Andrew Episcopal Church, June 14, 3pm

In All Weather at St. Andrew Episcopal Church, June 14, 3pm

“IN ALL WEATHER” by the New Chicago Dance Studio at St. Andrew Episcopal Church in College Park

Raindrops, Sunshine and Sleet, Oh My! Our students age 3 to teens will tell a fantastical story inspired by all of the moods and drama of our ever-changing weather.

Saturday, June 14th at 3:00pm
at St. Andrew Episcopal Church
4512 College Ave, College Park, MD 20740

PARKING INFO: No need for a parking pass that day.

Tickets:
Adults: $12. Students/Seniors: $10.
Children age 5 and under are free.

Tickets are General Admission and will go on sale at the studio starting 4/21/2014. You can pick up tickets at New Chicago Dance Studio during class times, or we will have them at will call. Volunteer to help us the day of the show to earn free tickets!

Call 301.441.1192 or e-mail director@newchicagodancestudio.com

Connect the Dots Dance presents: The Sleeping Beauty at CPAE, May 4

Connect the Dots Dance presents: The Sleeping Beauty at CPAE, May 4

Start: May 4, 2014 at 2:00pm

Location: College Park Arts Exchange

Connect the Dots Dance Company presents a free sensory friendly performance of the classical ballet “The Sleeping Beauty” on May 4th from 2pm-3pm at the Old Parish House in College Park, MD.

This performance is perfect for families with children who have Autism Spectrum Disorder or any other sensory processing disability. The performance features sensory friendly music, a child friendly narration, a shortened version of the ballet, family style seating and a break room. To order tickets please contact us at connectthedotsdancecompany@gmail.com.

An Iliad at Clarice Smith, May 2-3

Lisa Peterson & ​Denis O’Hare/Homer’s Coat present An Iliad at Clarice Smith, May 2-3

May 2 & 3, 2014 . 8PM

Venue: Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center Kay Theatre. Reserved Seating.

Click Here to Buy Tickets:
Regular: $40
Subscriber: $32
Senior Citizen: $35
UMD Alumni Association: $35
UMD Faculty & Staff: $32
Students & Youth: $10

Fri, May 2, 2014 . 8:00PM
Sat, May 3, 2014 . 8:00PM

Description:

In An Iliad, actor Denis O’Hare and director Lisa Peterson telescope Homer’s great poem about the Trojan War into an intimate solo show illuminating both the heroism and the horror of warfare.

Set in a contemporary milieu, the one-man performance stars an ageless Greek singer and poet. The script is rendered in contemporary vernacular language with occasional snatches of verse and even a few bellowed lines in Homer’s original Greek. The play’s sole narrator, a battered-looking character who claims to have been recounting the yarn throughout the ages, combines the reverence and mystery of ancient Greek mythology with the dynamic urban rhythms of contemporary life.

O’Hare describes his character as “a ‘living book’ sitting on the shelf, and either he’s being pulled down off the shelf by willing participants or he’s willing himself off the shelf to fall open in a time when the culture needs him.”