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Will
Moreau will perfrom his signature show Woodruff Arts Center
for Perfroming Arts Center and Alliance Theater August
31, 2005 8 am-1pm "Native
Stories, Songs,& Legends" Location: (404)
589-0644 Woodruff Arts Center
404.733.4200
Woodruff Arts Center
Box Office
404.733.5000
Woodruff Arts Center Communications
404.733.4269
for Woodruff Arts Center's main campus, parking
for all Woodruff Arts Center events is available at our new
state-of the-art Parking Garage located
on Arts Center Way, Colony Square, 1293 Peachtree
Street, as well as the Promenade building on 15th Street.
Will
Moreau Performs at Rising
Starr Middle School August
23, 2005 Tuesday, @ 8;30, 9:30, 12:30,
1:30, 2:30 pm Consecutive shows for entire school School
Auditorium Fayetteville, Georgia 30215
Contact : 770-486-2721
NMAI
NATIONAL POWWOW National
Museum of the American Indian Washington,
DC
August 12 - 14, 2005 Hours
Friday, Aug. 12: 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Saturday, Aug. 13: 10 a.m.
to 10 p.m
Sunday, Aug. 14: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Location
MCI Center
601 F Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20024
Admission
Adult: $12
Senior (65 years and older): $10
Child (4 to 11 years): $10
NMAI Members: $10
Groups (25 or more): $10/person
Three-day pass: $30 During
this special three-day event, spectators will experience Native cultures firsthand
and have the opportunity to visit nearly 100 Native artisans and exhibitors showcasing
fine art, jewelry, sculpture, and pottery. A true
highlight of the powwow is the expression of Native culture through song and dance.
Visitors will be able to watch hundreds of Native singers and dancers from throughout
the United States and Canada as they compete for over $100,000 in prize and cash
awards. For additional information about the National Powwow, please call
toll-free 877-830-3224, or 301-238-3023; or email NMAInationalpowwow@si.edu.
Please continue to visit this site for updated event information.
Will Moreau will Perform songs United
States Department of Agriculture (USDA
APHIS VS, South Carolina) Friday,
June 3, 2005 Time: 10
am Location: 9600 Two
Notch Road
Columbia, SC 29223 Contact:
Dr. Suzanne Santamaria (803)
788-1919
Will
Moreau will appear at Greening
the Arts Festival 2005 The
Fifth Annual "Seven Days
of Cultural literacy Programs" Sunday
, May 22nd- Sunday May 29th Columbia,
South Carolina Theme:
Our Native America A public
service project of the Children's Fine Arts Academy P.O.
Box 835 Columbia, SC
29202 1-(803) 400-1205 (866)515-9797 Will Moreau appears
in Oklahoma! as "Fred" May 6-28, 2005 You just "Cain't
Say No" to Town's final offering of the season, Oklahoma! Based on the
play Green Grow the Lilacs by Lynn Riggs, the 1943 musical tells the story of
fun, love and romance in the lives of families living in the Oklahoma territory
at the turn of the 20th Century. The play follows cowboys, Curly and
Will, who are trying to win the hearts of the women they care about, but must
first deal with the interference of an evil ranch hand and a roaming peddler. In
the lead roles of Laurey and Curly are Mary Katherine Lawson (last seen as Carrie
Pipperidge riding on Town's Carousel) and Paul Kauffmann (Will Rogers
Follies,Dirty Blonde, A Street Car Named Desire). Kevin Bush (Marcellus
in Town's The Music Man, Trustus' Batboy: The Musical) takes the
role of Will and does his very best to get the hand of the feisty Ado Annie, portrayed
by Shannon Willis Scruggs (Always Patsy Cline, Kiss Me, Kate).
The cast also includes Scott Stepp (Jekyll & Hyde, The Wiz)
as ranch hand Jud Fry, John Swindler (in his Town Theatre debut) as the peddling
Ali Hakim, Kathy Hartzog (The Honky Tonk Angels, South Pacific)
as Aunt Eller and Will Moreau (in Town's West Side Story, Workshops'
Jesus Christ SuperStar, Dream Girls, La Cage aux Follies, Seusical) as
Fred. With musical highlights including "Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin',"
"People Will Say We're In Love" and "Many a New Day," Oklahoma! is sure
to be more than OK!
May 6-- May 28 2005 Box
Ofice Phone: 803.799.2510 Business Office Phone: 803.799.4764 FAX:
803.799.6463 Email Address: info@towntheatre.com
Town Theatre business office at 799-4764 or thru our email address at info@towntheatre.com.
Call 799-2510 for more information. "Story
,Songs and South Carolina's History for
"American Boys & Girls" Home School Group #1 April
10, 2005 , 2pm-4pm Lugoff
Baptist Church Lugoff,
South Carolina Contact:
Larry Nelson (803) 438-9481 | |
