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Ansonia Students to Stage "Guys & Dolls"

ANSONIA = The Ansonia High School and Ansonia Middle School students will be performing the hit musical “Guys and Dolls,” Jr. on June 3,4,11 and 12. The play will be held at 7 p.m. each at the Ansonia Middle School Richard F. Nicolari auditorium, located at 115 Howard Ave.

More than 50 students have been working tirelessly to stage this timeless musical comedy.  Tickets are now available for $10 in advance, and $12 at the door. For tickets, contact Mary Lynn Mott at 203-736-5095 or Lisa Nicolari at 203-736-5070.  

Seymour church to present musical drama

SEYMOUR - Great Hill United Methodist Church will present the musical drama “Acts of the Sinners’ Parade ” at 7 p.m. May 31 and at 2 p.m. June 1.

           There will be a free pasta dinner at 6 p.m. May 31, followed by the performance at 7 p.m.    

This is the third in the Sinners’ Parade trilogy.  
It stands by itself, as it concludes the chaotic events from Christ’s journey to the cross, through His resurrection and birth of the Church, as seen through the eyes of our fictitious faith seekers Channah and  Baruch. 

Presented by the Great Hill Drama Team, written by Spike Jones and directed by Yashu Putorti, the drama features original music by Barbara Zanowiak and songs by Bette and Shelb Lanaro.
 

There is no charge for this event; however a free will offering will be taken.  

The church is located at 225 Great Hill Road.  
For more information call Spike, 203-828-8652 or church office, 203-888-9425. 

This is a press release from Great Hill United Methodist Church.

Seymour church to host evening of drama, comedy

SEYMOUR - The Great Hill United Methodist Church Drama Team will host an evening of drama, comedy, and music from previous productions Saturday.

The event begins at 6 p.m. with a free will offering pasta dinner, followed by “A Biblical Review” at 7 p.m. in Fellowship Hall, 225 Great Hill Road.

The menu includes salad, Great Hill’s famous pasta, warm Italian bread, beverage, and a “dessert to die for.”

The evening of Christian drama will feature six individual performances ranging from a

comedy skit titled “Adam the Adman” followed by three musical skits titled “The No Good Samaritan, “ “Woman at the Well.” and “Caught in Adultery” (Stone Her).

The evening will conclude with the musical score from the Drama Team’s previous successful

performances of Esther “For Such a Time As This” and “Acts of Sinner’s Parade.”

All are welcome to this outreach activity to thank the communities of Seymour and Oxford for their support of Great Hill’s fund-raisers.

For information contact Spike, 203-888-5708.

This post is taken from a press release.

Seymour church to present 'Biblical Review'

SEYMOUR - The Great Hill United Methodist Church Drama Team will present a “Biblical

Review” June 1 in Fellowship Hall, 225 Great Hill Road. 
 

           A free pasta dinner will be provided at 6 p.m., followed by the “Review” at 7 p.m.

The “Review” will feature drama, comedy, and musical drama with a message for the whole family. All are invited to watch a variety of skits and mini-plays.

The church is located at the junction of Routes 188 and 334.
For information contact the church office, 203-888-9425, or Spike, 203-828-8652.

This information is taken from a press release.

Seymour church to host Lenten suppers, drama presentations

 

Karl Gabor portrays Joseph of Arimathea, Voice of Courage, and Laura Gabor portrays Mary Magdalene, Voice of Adoration, at Great Hill United Methodist Church, Seymour. / Contributed photo

SEYMOUR - Great Hill United Methodist Church, 225 Great Hill Road, will sponsor a series of pasta suppers during Lent.

Each Friday the church will hold a meal, open to the public, which will be followed by a brief dramatic presentation of two Bibical characters who were witnesses to the Easter Story.
They will give their impressions of the event that changed the course of  history.

The series will begin Feb. 15 and 22 with potluck pasta dinners, which will feature the dramatic presentation of Judas, Peter, Chief Priests, and Caiaphas. 

The remaining Fridays - March 1, 8, 15, and 22 - will feature a pasta supper prepared by church volunteers.
Cost will be $6 for adults, $3 for kids, and $20 for a family of five or more. 

The meals will be served from 5:30-7 p.m., followed by presentation of the dramas.
There will be an opportunity afterward to discuss impressions of the presentations.

For information, call the church, 203-888-9425.

The above was taken from a press release from Great Hill United Methodist Church.