An ensemble theater piece based on true stories of people who have reported near death experiences, conceived by Robert Cornett and led by Ted Pugh.
Astonishingly pertinent to our time and our struggles to be truly human. A man who has studied everything feels he knows nothing and takes up magic to find something to satisfy his craving for beauty, knowledge, and meaning. But his bargain with the devil has surprising twists.
This end-of-term performance by students of the Steiner School of Speech Arts will feature epic and lyric poetry.
Grigory Smirnov, piano, will be joined by Christoph Grieder, cello, and other musicians.
A lyre concert with Christina Porkert and Sarah Stosiek.
With Nick Wheeler This presentation will showcase unique musical traditions from around the world and introduce under-represented cultures whose scales, harmonies, tonality, and rhythms are rarely heard in the West, providing a feast of sights, sounds, and soul nourishment.
Director and conductor Martin Silvan brings his chorus of 40 singers and a 27-piece orchestra to perform Mozart's Requiem. Aurica Mundi incorporates professionals, a well-established community choir, and young singers and musicians. Martin Silvan’s conducting brings a bright and direct interpretation of Mozart’s classic mass.
William Shakespeare's beloved comedy.
William Shakespeare's beloved comedy.
A creative sharing from local young adults featuring performances and vendors.
The Steiner School of Speech Arts Spring End of Term will feature "Goblin Market" and other poems.
Musical selections from Brahms, Vaughn Williams, Copeland, Barber, and more . . . Featuring Sally Willig (Mezzo Soprano) and Susan Buffington (Piano).
A pageant for the whole community, brought to you by the Christian Community Church.
Featuring Bonnie Manaças with Ray Manaças and John Damiao Songs and Stories from Stephen Foster, Woody Guthrie, Huddie Ledbetter (a/k/a Leadbelly), Pete Seeger, Carole King, Sam Cooke, Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Van Morrison, Gillian Welch, Paul Simon, and Leonard Cohen.
All are invited to attend the Fellowship Community's July concerts in the Goethe Room at Hilltop House in the Fellowship Community.
260 Hungry Hollow Road,
Chestnut Ridge, NY 10977
Phone: 845.352.5020
Fax: 845.352.5071
Email: info@threefold.org
