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The Velveteen Rabbit

Presented by Hampton Convention and Visitors Bureau at The American Theatre

March 20, 2010

What is real? When a child loves you for a long, long time, not just to play with but REALLY loves you, then you become REAL! The power of play and childhood fancy, the pure light of unconditional love ? these timeless forces illuminate our faithful rendering of Margery Williams' tale of friendship and the passing of time. A lovely musical score and detailed period costumes will carry you back to the beginning of the last century. ,...More

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Event Name	Organization	Dates	City
Romeo and Julia Chorus Romeo and Julia Chorus Presented by Hampton Convention and Visitors Bureau at The American Theatre April 14, 2010 From the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts, Stockholm Since its establishment in 1991, this 13 member chorus has gained an enviable reputation as guardians and renewers of the rich musical treasures of the Renaissance. The chorus gives a theatrical expression to a wide range of courtly and burlesque songs, revives a fascinating European cultural heritage, and effectively offers new and inspiring concert experiences. The dramatic power and musical impact of their concerts leave an indelible...	Hampton Convention and Visitors Bureau	04/14/10	Hampton
How Do You Spell Hope? How Do You Spell Hope? Presented by American Theatre at American Theatre April 17, 2010 Written by Melinda Lopez, this play includes three inspiring stories of courage and compassion in the face of illiteracy: the historical narrative of the great orator Frederick Douglass, the true story of a teenage star athlete who overcomes dyslexia and the struggles of a contemporary immigrant family. The three stories are woven together seamlessly as two actors play a dozen roles and travel back and forth through time. The music is a rich blend of Latin rhythms and African American...	American Theatre	04/17/10	Hampton
Underground Railway Theatre: How Do You Spell Hope? Underground Railway Theatre: How Do You Spell Hope? Presented by Hampton Convention and Visitors Bureau at The American Theatre April 17, 2010 How do You Spell Hope includes three inspiring stories of courage and compassion in the face of illiteracy: the historical narrative of the great orator Frederick Douglass, the true story of a teenage star athlete who overcomes dyslexia and the struggles of a contemporary immigrant family. The three stories are woven together seamlessly as two actors play a dozen roles and travel back and forth through time. The music is a rich blend of Latin rhythms and African American spirituals composed by...	Hampton Convention and Visitors Bureau	04/17/10	Hampton
Local Art Silent Auction Local Art Silent Auction Presented by Friends of Roman at Blue Skies Art Gallery April 17, 2010 Come join the Gallery for an evening of fun with art, wine tasting, and live music while supporting the needs of a special boy on the autism spectrum. The silent auction features the art of Hampton Roads artist and pieces to fit all wallet sizes.	Friends of Roman	04/17/10	Hampton
Opus One Opus One Presented by American Theatre at American Theatre April 19, 2010 Anne-Marie McDermott, piano; Ida Kavafian, violin; Steven Tenenbom, viola and Peter Wiley, cello. Four superstars of the classical music world come together to form a dynamic and extraordinary new ensemble, Opus One. As world renowned soloists and chamber musicians, each of these is familiar in concert halls around the world. Together, they bring a dedication to the works of the classical masters as well as to contemporary American composers; they perform with a sheer and infectious joy of...	American Theatre	04/19/10	Hampton
Opus One Opus One Presented by Hampton Convention and Visitors Bureau at The American Theatre April 19, 2010 Four superstars of the classical music world come together to form a dynamic and extraordinary new ensemble, Opus One. As world renowned soloists and chamber musicians, each of these are familiar in concert halls around the world. Together, they bring a dedication to the works of the classical masters as well as to contemporary American composers; they perform with a sheer and infectious joy of making music.	Hampton Convention and Visitors Bureau	04/19/10	Hampton
Faustwork Mask Theatre Faustwork Mask Theatre Presented by American Theatre at American Theatre April 23-April 24, 2010 In a series of delightful vignettes ranging from comic to bizarre to poignant, The Mask Messenger is a tour de force. It is an engaging mix of monologue, physical comedy and theatre that explores the artistic, cultural and psychological use of masks. The cast of characters cuts to the heart of human matters and leaves audiences laughing and crying. There is quick-change artistry, an occasional "celebrity appearance" and physical distortions that baffle the eye and boggle the brain.	American Theatre	04/23/10- 04/24/10	Hampton
Faustwork Mask Theatre Faustwork Mask Theatre Presented by Hampton Convention and Visitors Bureau at The American Theatre April 23-April 24, 2010 The Mask Messenger In a series of delightful vignettes ranging from comic to bizarre to poignant, The Mask Messenger is a tour de force. It is an engaging mix of monologue, physical comedy and theatre that explores the artistic, cultural and psychological use of masks.	Hampton Convention and Visitors Bureau	04/23/10- 04/24/10	Hampton
Vijay Iyer's Tirtha Vijay Iyer's Tirtha Presented by American Theatre at American Theatre April 28, 2010 Vijay Iyer was voted Number 1 Rising Jazz Star and Number 1 Rising Star Composer in Downbeat International Critics Poll in both 2006 and 2007. The son of Indian immigrants, Vijay Iyer is a largely self-taught creative musician grounded in the American jazz lexicon and drawing from a wide range of Western and non Western traditions. Tirtha is Vijay Iyer's unique jazz trio with pioneering guitarist Prasanna and table player Nitin Mitta. This trio of South Asian Indian virtuosos perform on...	American Theatre	04/28/10	Hampton
Vijay Iyer's Tirtha Vijay Iyer's Tirtha Presented by Hampton Convention and Visitors Bureau at The American Theatre April 28, 2010 Hailed as a boundless and deeply important young star, Vijay Iyer was voted Number 1 Rising Jazz Star and Number 1 Rising Star Composer in Downbeat International Critics Poll in both 2006 and 2007. The son of Indian immigrants, Vijay Iyer is a largely self-taught creative musician grounded in the American jazz lexicon and drawing from a wide range of Western and non Western traditions.	Hampton Convention and Visitors Bureau	04/28/10	Hampton
The Green Art Show The Green Art Show Presented by Blue Skies Art Gallery at Blue Skies Art Gallery April 1-April 30, 2010 This show features unique art created with recycled materials by Blue Skies Artists as well as guest "green" artist Denise Moclair.	Blue Skies Art Gallery	04/01/10- 04/30/10	Hampton
Paul Taylor 2 Dance Paul Taylor 2 Dance Presented by American Theatre at American Theatre May 1-May 2, 2010 Established in 1993, the six-member Taylor 2 company brings Paul Taylor's dances to stages around the world. Combining Taylor's signature blend of athleticism, humor and emotion, Taylor 2 will knock your socks off!	American Theatre	05/01/10- 05/02/10	Hampton
Paul Taylor 2 Dance Paul Taylor 2 Dance Presented by Hampton Convention and Visitors Bureau at The American Theatre May 1-May 2, 2010 Established in 1993, the six-member Taylor 2 company brings Paul Taylor's dances to stages around the world. Combining Taylor's signature blend of athleticism, humor and emotion, Taylor 2 will knock your socks off!	Hampton Convention and Visitors Bureau	05/01/10- 05/02/10	Hampton
Bonnie Rideout Bonnie Rideout Presented by American Theatre at American Theatre May 6, 2010 Scottish fiddle champion Bonnie Rideout presents a program of Pibrochs - the rare and haunting solo fiddle music of Scotland. Join her and Dr. John Purser of the BBC for a beautiful concert of music, imagery and words from the Highlands, islands and castles of Scotland.	American Theatre	05/06/10	Hampton
Bonnie Rideout Bonnie Rideout Presented by Hampton Convention and Visitors Bureau at The American Theatre May 6, 2010 Scottish fiddle champion Bonnie Rideout presents a program of Pibrochs ? the rare and haunting solo fiddle music of Scotland. Join her and Dr. John Purser of the BBC for a beautiful concert of music, imagery and words from the Highlands, islands and castles of Scotland.	Hampton Convention and Visitors Bureau	05/06/10	Hampton
The Klezmatics The Klezmatics Presented by American Theatre at American Theatre May 8, 2010 The season comes to a rousing finale with the superstars of world music, The Klezmatics. The only klezmer band to win a Grammy, The Klezmatics emerged out of the vibrant cultural scene in New York's East village in 1986. This remarkable band is steeped in Eastern European Jewish tradition and spirituality and incorporates contemporary themes such as human rights and anti-fundamentalism into their eclectic musical influences which include Arabian, African, Latin and Balkan rhythms, jazz and...	American Theatre	05/08/10	Hampton
The Klezmatics The Klezmatics Presented by Hampton Convention and Visitors Bureau at The American Theatre May 8, 2010 The season comes to a rousing finale with the superstars of world music, The Klezmatics. The only klezmer band to win a Grammy, The Klezmatics emerged out of the vibrant cultural scene in New York's East village in 1986. This remarkable band is steeped in Eastern European Jewish tradition and spirituality and incorporates contemporary themes such as human rights and anti-fundamentalism into their eclectic musical influences which include Arabian, African, Latin and Balkan rhythms, jazz and...	Hampton Convention and Visitors Bureau	05/08/10	Hampton
tideWATER - Works in Watermedia by Hampton Roads Artists tideWATER - Works in Watermedia by Hampton Roads Artists Presented by American Theatre at Charles H. Taylor Arts Center May 22-May 11, 2010 Artists working in various water media throughout Hampton Roads, were selected to participate in this group exhibition featuring approximately 120 works on paper, which explore the diversity of media, content and style of this versatile art forms. Works will run the gamut from miniatures to large scale works.	American Theatre	05/22/10- 05/11/10	Hampton
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