BROADWAY CONCERTS
DIRECT
Proudly Presents
Broadway Comes to Nova Scotia Series
INTERNATIONAL ENCHANTMENTS
Land Where the
Good Songs Go
AUGUST 26 – SEPTEMBER 4, 2005
Internationally reknowned Greek-American Soprano Julie Ziavras (The Dream, Simply
Mavroudis), award winning composer/singer Ken DeAngelis (The Dream) and returning Nova Scotia
favorite, award winning Broadway and opera sensation Sarah Rice (Sweeney Todd, The
Fantasticks, Candide) co-star in
INTERNATIONAL ENCHANTMENTS
Land Where the Good
Songs Go
-- an international evening of the world's most beautiful songs,
celebrating life, love, and the slings and arrows of the outrageousness
of relationships
Presented by Broadway Concerts Direct and featuring
Steve Saari on piano, this
exciting concert is being brought to Nova Scotia for a limited
engagement.
The exciting concert
showcases works by a variety of composers including Stephen Sondheim, Jerome
Kern, Ivor Novello, Noel Coward, Puccini, and Delibes -- ranging from Herbert to
Mozart through Kurt Weill, Greek ballads – and more, including luscious original
accoustic folk songs by Ken DeAngelis and featuring songs from Ken and Julie's
new CD, THE DREAM. The glittering repertoire, performed by three of the most
exquisite and riveting voices on the Broadway, opera and concert stages today,
ranges from witty to wistful, sassy to sublime.
All songs are performed without microphones.
Immerse yourself in the
thrilling beauty of these naturally gorgeous, powerful, warm and unamplified
voices...
This concert series has been called "Life-affirming", "show-stopping", "Like
Babette's feast for the ear" by audience members
lucky enough to have seen our previous concerts. Don't miss out on this
heartbreakingly beautiful and thrilling series of concerts..
More Info to come shortly
August 26, 2005 at 8 p.m.
ASTOR THEATRE,, Liverpool
August 27,
2005 at 8 p.m.
THE PEARL
THEATRE
37 Hall Street
Lunenburg, Nova Scotia
Tickets (General Admission) $15.00
For information, call 902-212-0038
August 28,
2005 (afternoon, time TBD)
TH’YARC
THEATRE, Yarmouth
August 29,
2005 at 8 p.m.
LILLIAN PIERCY
THEATRE, Halifax
September
03, 2005 at 8 p.m.
KING'S
THEATRE, Annapolis Royal
September
04, 2005 at 7 p.m.
Cathedral at St.
Bernard's
37 Hall Street
Lunenburg, Nova Scotia
