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Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Wednesday, November 17, 2010 12:03 am by M. in , , , ,    No comments
Several alerts for today, November 17:
1. An Evening with Carlisle Floyd
A CCM Opera Special Non-Ticketed Event
College-Conservatory of Music
Cincinnati, OH
Composer: Carlisle Floyd
Pianist: George Darden
American master, composer Carlisle Floyd, is joined by renowned pianist, George Darden and CCM young artists for an evening celebrating Floyd’s life in the theater.
In the evening there will be performances of some arias from his Wuthering Heights 1958 opera:
Wuthering Heights, Act II, Scene 2 - “Edgar’s Aria”
Jason Slayden, Edgar
Wuthering Heights (1957-58), Act II, Scene 2 - “Cathy’s Lament”
Brandi Samuel, Nelly
Amanda Woodbury, Cathy
Wuthering Heights, Act III, Scene 2 - “Isabella’s Aria”
Jessica Jacobs, Isabella
“Quartet”
Deborah Nansteel, Nelly
Jason Slayden, Edgar
Hunter Enoch, Heathcliff
Amanda Woodbury, Catherine
More information on The Cincinnati Enquirer and CityBeat.

2. Jane Eyre high school performances in Santa Clarita, CA:
Golden Valley High School
Jane Eyre
Nov 17 – 19 2010, 7pm
Golden Valley Theater
27051 Robert C. Lee Parkway, Santa Clarita, CA 91351
3. And a very curious theatre play which features Cathy from Wuthering Heights:
Monkfish Word Tank Collective presents
The Dead That Never Live
Date: Wed 17 Nov 7.30pm
Stockton Arc
Stockton on Tees, UK

Enter a circus of words where the dead converge. ARC is transformed into a funeral chapel, playing host to mourners for famous fictional characters, including Scrooge McDuck, Darth Vader, Cathy from Wuthering Heights and The Milk Tray Man to name but a few.
As the show progresses even Death himself, in the form of ARC Associate Artist Michael Edwards, puts in an appearance.
Join the congregation for this funeral service with a difference, where we will be paying tribute to the many characters who have meant so much through theatre, spoken word and comedy.
This ground-breaking theatre and spoken word show is brought to you by North East spoken word multimedia hub Monkfish Productions and is fresh from its sell out performance at Late Shows Newcastle Gateshead 2010.
It features members of the critically acclaimed Word Tank Collective and emerging national talent Ross Sutherland, who was featured in The Times Online top ten new young writers in 2008.
Mourning attire and hankies encouraged!
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