Broadway Star, Broadway Composer and Dance Instructor Will Perform and Lecture SUNY Rockland Community College Students
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
DATE: November 2, 2007
CONTACT: Lisa Saunders
(845) 574-4244
Broadway Star, Broadway Composer and Dance Instructor Will Perform and Lecture
at SUNY Rockland Community College Students
Suffern, NY - SUNY Rockland Community College Campus Players and the Performing Arts Department are inviting the students, faculty and staff to three professional performances/lectures.
All performances/lectures are 8:30 - 9:50 a.m. in Cultural Arts Center Black Box Theater. See the attached flyer for photos and additional information. The first presentation is this Monday.
PHOTO OP Schedule:
Monday, Nov. 5 – Yvonne Adrian – Dancer/Dance Instructor presents
Four Terpsichores - Four 20th Century Women Choreographers
A Demonstration of the Pioneering Styles of Isadora Duncan, Agnes DeMille, Martha Graham, and Katherine Dunham.
Wednesday, Nov. 7 – Neil Berg – Broadway Composer/Lyricist
Neil Berg will perform some of his works and lecture on composing, lyrics writing, and collaborating in musicals. He’s the composer/lyricist of the impending Broadway musical, "Grumpy Old Men," among other projects.
Friday, Nov. 16 – Rita Harvey, Star of Broadway’s "Phantom of the Opera"
Rita Harvey played the lead role of Christine on Broadway in "Phantom of the Opera." She will share some of her experiences in musical theatre and will sing some of the songs she’s performed.
For more information, contact the Performing Arts Department at (845) 574-4471.
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