A Time to Perform in June
By Kaye Osborn and the ViewCrew
Hot summer nights are here! Time to embrace our rich past with classic cars, concerts in the park, and of course, attending a theatrical production. There are summer camps for children available in music, drama, art and writing: Hutton’s Hamlet Music in Oakdale, Candy’s Choristers or Creation Station at the Gallo Center are some suggestions. If you are interested in a 10-day young writing camp, July 10-21, at CSUS that I co-teach with Casey Giffen, please contact me at chaos_born@att.net<mailto:chaos_born@att.net> for more information.
Here’s What’s Happening in Our Neck of the Woods
Denair Gaslight Community Conservatory (a great space)
The Night No One Died
June 2-10
6:30 PM Friday and Saturday evenings, 1 PM Sundays
Tickets are $15, which includes food, drinks and the show
The tickets must be purchased in advance
(209) 664-9514
Center Stage Conservatory Lower Studio
The Miss Firecracker Contest (I loved the movie! A staged production will be better!)
June 16- July 2
Evening shows at 8 PM, Matinees at 2 PM
Tickets $10-$15
(209) 846-0179
Gallo Center for the Arts
Modesto Performing Arts presents Oliver. Coming off of their huge 50th anniversary celebration, the talented folks at MPA are presenting one of their favorite presentations. Oliver is a classic for the ages and the music is some of the best. This show features amazing sets, fantastic choreography all presented at the Gallo Center. Paul Tischer and the crew never cease to amaze. Don’t miss this. Tix at www.galloarts.org
Saturday, June 17 7:30 PM
Sunday, June 18th 2 PM
Friday, June 23rd 7:30 PM
Saturday, June 24th 7:30 PM
Sunday, June 25th 2 PM
Pippin
Don’t miss this production. It is a Tony winner! I saw it in SF and LOVED it! I was in this show at MJC years ago. The music is memorable and the story mesmerizing!
June 7 and 8th
7 PM
Coming Soon to the Prospect Theatre in July – The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance July 7 – 23
Caption – Kay with MPA Alumn and Hollywood Casting Director Robert Ulrich at the MPA 50th