The Three Tenors Plus One Program 2024 by Significant Productions, Inc

The Three Tenors +1

+ Todd Wilander

Devin Eatmon

Christopher Macchio

Maestro Bill Doherty

Heather Ard

Proceeds to Benefit Harold Schwartz Music Scholarship Program

CONTENTS Theatre Staff.......................................................................................................... 2 Whitney Morse on The Sharon® L. Morse Performing Arts Center........................ 3 The Opera Club of The Villages............................................................................ 4 Board of Directors................................................................................................. 5 Donors.................................................................................................................. 6 Biographies......................................................................................................7-14 Coming Soon.................................................................................................15-17

THEATRE STAFF Executive Director.......................................................................... Jason Goedken Artistic Director.............................................................................Whitney Morse Associate Artistic Director..................................................................Angel Creeks Director of Operations..........................................................................Jon Cronin Production Manager........................................................................Mike Giovinco Booking Manager.................................................................................Sierra Weiss Marketing Director.......................................................................... Taylor Adkins Senior Business Manager................................................................... Sean Graham Lighting Supervisor..................................................................... Alison Southgate Associate Lighting Supervisor...........................................................Dio Raquel Jr. Senior Production Coordinator.............................................................. Madi Carr Audio Visual Director...........................................................................Luke Bezio House Manager.....................................................................................Alec Speers Assistant House Managers..........................Mark Kirschenbaum, Nichole Pollack Director of Ticketing & Customer Relations............................... Yasmeen Stogden Ad Sales............................................................................................ Taylor Adkins marketing@significantproductions.org

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WHITNEY MORSE on

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PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

Dear Patron of the Arts, Welcome to The Sharon® L. Morse Performing Arts Center! Much like the building’s namesake, my grandmother, Sharon L. Morse, we love all varieties of the performing arts here. It is in her memory that I, along with my amazing team of artists and arts administrators, strive to bring many different types of the highest quality entertainment here to The Sharon. Since opening in 2015, we have strived to establish your trust, that a show at The Sharon is a show worth seeing. Perhaps you find yourself here today to see a concert of one of your favorite musicians, or to take in the national tour of a Broadway show. Either way, we encourage you to consider trying out a new show that perhaps you haven’t heard of before, knowing that it has been intentionally curated by our team. We welcome you to The Sharon: a place for you to see an old favorite, but also a place to discover your new favorite. I sincerely hope you enjoy the show today, and I look forward to seeing you here again soon! See You at The Sharon,

Whitney Morse Artistic Director

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THE OPERA CLUB OF THE VILLAGES The Opera Club of The Villages was established to present live musical performances, operas, and concerts to Villagers. Meetings are held at Laurel Manor Recreation Center from September through May. In 1997, the Opera Club established the Harold S. Schwartz Music Scholarship Program to honor the founder of The Villages, Harold Schwartz. The goal was to encourage and support students who plan to pursue a career in music by awarding scholarships to applicants in Marion, Lake and Sumter Counties. Since its inception, over $600.000.00 in scholarship money has been awarded to 89 students. This is the 30th Anniversary of the Opera Club. A celebration will be held on April 25th, our our Scholarship Awards event. THE major source of income is our “Three Tenors Plus One” concert scheduled for Saturday, February 10, 2024. Celebrated Tenor ,John McVeigh, from the Metropolitan Opera Company, will be joined by Tenors, Devin Eatmon and Christopher Macchio accompanied and directed by Maestro Bill Doherty. Our “Plus One” artists, is Heather Ard.

During the school year, our Scholarship Committee sends applications to all schools in the tri-county area. Students applying must be graduating seniors with a minimum grade point average of 3.0. They must be planning to major or minor in music education or performance in college. The student must complete the application and submit it with two letters of recommendation. Qualified applicants audition on Saturday, April 6th., at Laurel Manor adjudicated by a panel of scholarship judges. Members/guests are invited to attend the auditions. 4 Scholarships $12,000, $10,000,$8,0000 and $6,000 will be awarded. In addition, 4 Study Grants valued at $1,000 each will be awarded to deserving candidates.

The Oscar Feliu Award is given annually to one or more students at The Villages Charter High School.who consistently demonstrated outstanding contributions to and participated in the music program. The award is in memory of OscarFeliu, one of the founders of the Opera Club.

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2023-2024 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Gerri Piscitelli........................................................... Resident & Program Director Geri Dempsey......................... Vice President & Director of Community Relations Ian Walmsley............................................................................................. Treasurer Ann Forrester........................................................................... Recording Secretary Pearl Kosa.................................................................................... Scholarship Chair Lou Sasmore...............................................................................Membership Chair William Peck..........................................................................................Webmaster Cheryl Collins............................................................................................ Director Mary Boczkowski....................................................................................... Director Rosalie Locke............................................................................... Hospitality Chair Marlene Croft........................................................................ Hospitality Co Chair Bill Pennix................................................................................................. Archivist Gigi Letendre....................................................................................... Raffle Chair Bill Doherty....................................................................Director & Music Advisor Pauline Pan................................................................................. Director Emeritus

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2023-2024 DONORS BENEFACTOR Robert & Karen Chaikin IMPRESARIOS Bands of The Villages Village Voices Chorus Anonymous Central Florida Lyric Opera Janice G. Barone Mary Ann Kayackas Joy Nemergut MAESTROS Sounds of The Legends Club Pauline & Frank Pan William Peck & Kirsti Booker Leo & Rosalie Locke Richard & Jeanne Geoffrion CONDUCTORS Gerri Piscitelli Janet C. Honecker Kathleen & David Haviland TENORS Ian & Espi Walmsley Marty & Barry Taylor Frances R. Larson Leonard & Mary Boczkowski Lori & Joe Wemlinger Mary Robson & Paul Beckwith Michele & Bob Cline

SOPRANOS Bud & Teresa Wasiljew Helga Sharp Henry & Barbara Casey Karen Krepelan Brad & Kay Gehrig Baerbel Engel Peggy & Larry Alfree Carolyn Zeliff Doris Goodwin Frances & Gary Petrick Geri Dempsey Gigi Letendre Linda Ferens & James Roberts Smith Mary & John Wolf Shirley Agness Sheldon E. Wedemeyer Lawrence & Beverly Wehrheim BOOSTERS Joanne Kells-Murphy Arlene & Carl Clarke Catherine A. Turley Hans & Inge Eschenbach Lou & Dotty Sasmor Marion Skowronek Marlene Croft Patricia Hoey Pearl Kosa Robin & Harry Messenheimer Amazon Smile Jim Knowles Anon TheSharon.com

BIOGRAPHIES TODD WILANDER, TENOR Praised by Opera News for his “clear and sweet lyrical tone” and “brave, vocally assured portrayals” (New York Times), Todd Wilander is one of America’s most soughtafter leading tenors. Since winning The Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions, he has appeared with the company singing Arturo LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR (James Levine), Harry LA FANCIULLA DEL WEST and Ensemble 15 THE NOSE (HD Movie) and covered many roles including Almaviva IL BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA, Beppe I PAGLIACCI, Der Narr WOZZECK, American Congressman TWO BOYS, Marcellus HAMLET, Gambler 1 GAMBLER, Malcolm MACBETH and Young Prisoner FROM THE HOUSE OF THE DEAD. Upcoming engagements include a return to the Metropolitan Opera to cover and Riccardo UN BALLO IN MASCHERA and Don Alvaro LA FORZA DEL DESTINO, Samson SAMSON ET DALILA with Theater Erfurt (Germany) and Turiddu CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA with the Verdi Opera Chorus of Los Angeles. Recent performances include Erik DER FLIEGENDE HOLLÄNDER covering for The Metropolitan Opera, The Prince RUSULKA, Samson SAMSON ET DALILA & Canio PAGLIACCI covering for the Royal Opera House Covent Garden, Des Grieux MANON LESCAUT for the Dorest Opera Festival (UK), Cavaradossi TOSCA for Los Angeles Vocal Arts Ensemble, Rodolfo LA BOHÈME with the Central Florida Lyric Opera, Pollione NORMA and Leicester MARIA STUARDA for Musica Viva (Hong Kong), Erik DER FLIEGENDE HOLLÄNDER and Don José CARMEN covering for Canadian Opera Company, Rodolfo LA BOHÈME with Opera Tampa and for Opera Long Island, New York, Radamès AIDA at Bohème Opera New Jersey, Riccardo UN BALLO IN MASCHERA for Amore Opera in New York, Erik DER FLIEGENDE HOLLÄNDER for Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, China, Florestan FIDELIO with Symphony of the Vines (California) and the title role of Hoffmann LES CONTES D’HOFFMANN with Opera North (USA). He appeared with New York City Opera as Charles Clayton in Stephen Schwartz’s SÉANCE ON A WET AFTERNOON, Uberto LA DONNA DEL LAGO and Harry LA FANCIULLA DEL WEST. For New York Opera Society he sang Rodolfo LA BOHÈME and Nemorino L’ELISIR D’AMORE. Elsewhere in the U.S.A., he has appeared with Portland Opera as Rodolpho VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE, Captain Leadbetter PRINCESS SOFIA for Orpheus Project Juneau Alaska, Brooklyn Academy of Music as Molqi DEATH OF KLINGHOFFER, Pollione NORMA for Pacific Opera Northwest Washington, Don José CARMEN for Central Florida Lyric Opera, Calaf TURANDOT at 352-751-7799

BIOGRAPHIES Mississippi Opera, Edgardo LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR with Opera Memphis and Bohème Opera New Jersey, the title-role of TITO for West Bay Opera, Center for Contemporary Opera as Andrew A DEATH IN THE FAMILY and later as Dimmesdale HESTER. Other companies with whom he has appeared include Madison Opera as Rodolfo LA BOHÈME, Santa Fe Opera as Young Servant ELECTRA, Tamino DIE ZAUBERFLÖTE for St. Petersburg Opera Florida, Lyric Opera of Kansas City as Lysander A MIDUSMMER NIGHT’S DREAM, Nanki-Poo MIKADO and as Fairfax YEOMAN OF THE GUARD, Opera Saskatchewan (Canada) as Don Ramiro LA CENERENTOLA, Chatauqua Opera as Fenton FALSTAFF, Grant Park Music Festival Chicago as the title role of CANDIDE, Nevada Opera as Don Ottavio DON GIOVANNI, Opera Orchestra of New York as Wilhelm Meister MIGNON, Opera Delaware as Macduff MACBETH and Rinuccio GIANNI SCHICCHI, Opera in the Ozarks as the title role of ALBERT HERRING, Glimmerglass Opera as Eurimaco IL RITORNO D’ULISSE, Coach BOUNCE with Manhattan’s ADA Arts, the title role in SAMSON ET DALILA with Verdi Opera Chorus of Los Angeles, and Camille MERRY WIDOW and Tamino DIE ZAUBERFLÖTE for Opera Fairbanks, Alaska. European engagements include Philip AGNES VON HOHENSTAUFEN with Theater Erfurt (Germany), Sam SUSANNAH for Opera Bilbao (Spain), Tonio LA FILLE DU RÉGIMENT for Opera Zuid, (Netherlands), Nadir LES PÊCHEURS D’PERLES at Dublin Opera Festival (Ireland), Duke RIGOLETTO in Kazan (Russia), Belmonte DIE ENTFÜHRUNG AUS DEM SERAIL and Italian Singer DER ROSENKAVALIER for Landestheater Linz (Austria), Nanki-Poo MIKADO at Teatro La Fenice di Venezia (Italy), Edmondo MANON LESCAUT for Opera Holland Park (London), Leicester MARIA STUARDA for Opera North (UK) and Chelsea Opera Group (London), Sam SUSANNAH and Percy ANNA BOLENA for English Touring Opera (London), Ferrando COSÌ FAN TUTTE for Mid-Wales Opera, Alfredo LA TRAVIATA for Longborough Festival (UK), the title-role ROBERTO DEVEREUX and Renaud in Gluck’s ARMIDE for Buxton Opera Festival (UK), and Edoardo in UN GIORNO DI REGNO for Opera della Luna (UK). He has appeared as the title-role of FAUST and Ernesto DON PASQUALE in New Zealand Opera, Italian Singer DER ROSENKAVALIER for New Israeli Opera, Edgardo LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR, Duke RIGOLETTO and Pollione NORMA for Musica Viva (Hong Kong), and as Belmonte DIE ENTFÜHRUNG AUS DEM SERAIL for Teatro Colon (Buenos Aires). As a member of the ensemble at Deutsche Oper Berlin, he performed Frère Massée SAINT FRANÇOIS D’ASSISE, Arturo LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR, Vierte Knappe PARSIFAL, Junger Mann MOSES UND ARON and First Armored Man DIE ZAUBERFLÖTE. 8

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BIOGRAPHIES At San Francisco Opera, Mr. Wilander has appeared as Belmonte DIE ENTFÜHRUNG AUS DEM SERAIL, Frère Massée SAINT FRANÇOIS D’ASSISE, Kudrjasch KÁT’A KABANOVÁ, Tamino DIE ZAUBERFLÖTE, and Thaddeus Stevens THE MOTHER OF US ALL. Mr. Wilander has appeared with many orchestras, including New York Philharmonic, National Chorale, New York Choral Society, BBC Radio Orchestra, Grant Park Music Festival, Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, Los Angeles Music Center Orchestra, Hamburg NDR Philharmonic Orchestra, Kansas City Symphony Orchestra, Lancaster Symphony Orchestra, Pasadena Symphony and Haifa Symphony Orchestra in solo repertoire that includes Verdi Requiem, Mahler Das Lied von der Erde, Handel Messiah, Haydn Creation, Mozart Requiem and Coronation Mass, Bach Magnificat, Beethoven Missa Solemnis and 9th Symphony, Berlioz Requiem, Puccini Messa di Gloria, Vaughan Williams Hodie and On Wenlock Edge, Rossini Stabat Mater, Britten Serenade and War Requeim and Mendelssohn Elijah. Mr. Wilander has been a winner of many prestigious competitions, including The Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions, Belvedere Competition, Licia Albanese/Puccini Foundation, American Berlin Opera Foundation, Oratorio Society of NY, Enrico Caruso/Altamura Competition and Loren L. Zachary Society Competition. He was a finalist in the Richard Tucker Foundation and the Houston Grand Opera Competition. Originally from Arcadia, California, he completed a Bachelor of Arts in Music and Business at California State University, Los Angeles; received a Master of Music degree in opera performance and literature from Northwestern University (title-roles of SERSE, title role of HOFFMANN, Nero POPPEA); and an Artist Diploma at the University of Missouri, Kansas City Conservatory of Music (Alfredo LA TRAVIATA).

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BIOGRAPHIES DEVIN EATMON, TENOR Applauded for his mature and heroic vocal aesthetic, American tenor Devin Eatmon “…is a bright presence, with seamless vocal technique” (The Palm Beach Post) and “not only delivers vocal energy, but has a charismatic stage personality” (Villages-News). Devin was seen as a Bailey Apprentice Artist in Palm Beach Opera’s 2022-23 season, where he covered Pinkerton (Madama Butterfly), Bardolfo and Dr. Cajus (Falstaff), coupled with partial roles from Die tote Stadt and Les contes d’Hoffmann. He appeared earlier in the season with St. Petersburg Opera (FL) as Spoletta (Tosca), as well as on the concert stage with Opera Orlando and The Villages Philharmonic. Mr. Eatmon also served residency at Opera Colorado during their 2020-21 season. There he covered Don José (Carmen) and closely worked with Maestro Ari Pelto to prepare large-scale works for concerts with orchestra and piano. Some notable role credits for Mr. Eatmon include Rodolfo (La bohème), Curley (Floyd: Of Mice and Men), Edgar Aubrey (Marschner: Der Vampyr), Lorenzo (Bolcom: Lucrezia), and George Villiers (Floyd: Prince of Players). Additionally, Devin portrayed partial roles during the 2018 and 2019 summer seasons at the Aspen Music Festival, including Alfredo (La Traviata), Candide (Candide), and Bill (Barber: A Hand of Bridge). Devin earned his MM and BM from Florida State University, where he taught as a Graduate Teaching Assistant on the voice faculty.

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BIOGRAPHIES CHRISTOPHER MACCHIO, TENOR Christopher Macchio is an international classical-crossover vocalist, known globally for his command performance from the White House balcony on LIVE International Television. He has 10 consecutive annual sold-out concerts as one of the three New York Tenors at Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center, solo guest appearances with legendary producer David Foster (producer of Andrea Bocelli), and recently performed duets with Grammy-Winners Peabo Bryson, Al Jardine of the Beach Boys, and American Idol Finalist Haley Reinhart. From his professional debut in a PBS-TV concert special Bell’Aria: Live from Las Vegas, he now regularly performs to sold-out crowds in New York, Atlantic City, Philadelphia, Miami and Los Angeles. This winter Mr. Macchio is featured singing in two major Hollywood films, the first (from Oscar-contender director Alejandro Monteverde, who recently set the world on fire with the indie blockbuster (Sound of Freedom), entitled Cabrini, on the life of Saint Mother Cabrini, starring John Lithgow (Third Rock from the Sun). The second is called DON Q starring Armand Assante (Mambo Kings). Christopher Macchio is a gifted performer with a tenor voice of exceptional power and beauty. Classically trained at the Manhattan School of Music Conservatory, where he starred in Vincenzo Bellini’s I Puritani (Arturo), he returns to the opera stage this fall at the Wexford Opera House in Ireland, with appearances in Germany slated for 2024. Mr. Macchio began his professional career in 2011 starring in a concert special for PBS Television, followed up with appearances on FOX NEW CHANNEL, FOX-TV, NBC-TV, ABC-TV, RAI International, and has now expanded into acting and studio recording with roles in two Hollywood Films and his two album releases, Dolci Momenti and Oh Holy Night. Mr. Macchio performs music across the musical spectrum in over a dozen languages, from classical arias, to Italian folk classics, to Broadway favorites, right into the modern age with renditions of ballads from the songbooks of Andrea Bocelli and Josh Groban. There’s truly something for every ear, woven together seamlessly by stirring orchestral arrangements scaling from intimate to stadiumseized venues. Christopher Macchio is an artistic force to behold, and always leaves his audiences breathless and yearning for more!

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BIOGRAPHIES BILL DOHERTY Maestro Bill Doherty has been performing as a concert pianist since the age of four and continues to delight audiences all over the world with his virtuosity at the keyboard. His musical studies included intensive training in piano, conducting, musical composition and voice, studying with such well-known teachers as Albert Bowen (Tanglewood), Barbara Marchesani, Pasquale Caputo (Mohawk Valley Opera), Solomon Mikowski and Sonia Vargas (Manhattan School of Music), Abraham Kaplan (Juilliard School of Music), Carmen Savoca and Peyton Hibbitt (Tri-Cities Opera, NY), and Rita Shane (Metropolitan Opera, Vienna StaatsOper). As an operatic tenor, he sang with the Mohawk Valley Opera and the Tri-Cities Opera, and was later mentored by the legendary soprano Licia Albanese (Metropolitan Opera, La Scala). As a composer, conductor, pianist and singer, Mr. Doherty has performed in some of the world’s finest performance halls and Cathedrals including the Vatican, Lincoln Center (New York), St. Patrick’s Cathedral (New York), The Prudential Center (Boston), the Villa Faccanoni - Lake Iseo (Italy), and on tour throughout Italy and Asia. He received international critical acclaim for his performances in Kyoto and Osaka, Japan with operatic soprano Takako Yamamoto and tenor Oscar Feliu. In 2012, he conducted members of the Central Florida Lyric Opera and the St. Timothy Choir in a special Mass of Thanksgiving at the Vatican for Pope Benedict XVI and in concerts in an around Rome, Italy. His original composition “Requiem” received its world premiere in Jerusalem, Israel, 2014 under the auspices of the Pontifical Institute of Sacred Music (Pontifico Instituto di Musica Sacra) and in 2016 was presented in Rome, Italy where he and his choir also sang for the “Closing of the Holy Doors” at the Vatican for Pope Francis. This past August, he conducted the world premiere of another original composition “Requiem for World Peace” at the Salzburg Festival in Austria and in October of this year, was inducted into his High School Alma Mater’s “Hall of Distinction” in Clinton, NY. He has conducted and accompanied extensively in opera for over 25 years, collaborating with some of the world’s greatest operatic stars including the legendary Licia Albanese and serving as accompanist to world-renowned Metropolitan Opera sopranos Deborah Voigt, Susan Neves and Grammy Award winning operatic soprano, Molly Fillmore. Mr. Doherty is also one of the nation’s leading voice coaches and operates a teaching studio in both Florida and New York City. His students have drawn international attention in principal roles with opera companies throughout the world, on and off Broadway, and by winning top awards in national and international vocal competitions including the Metropolitan Opera Competition (NYC) among others. His student Fernando Varela (“FORTE”) was among the finalists in the world-renowned talent competition America’s Got Talent. 12 TheSharon.com

BIOGRAPHIES An internationally recognized teacher and workshop clinician, Bill Doherty has conducted Master Classes in opera and voice at universities and conservatories throughout the world, including Marymount Manhattan College NYC, and the Conservatoire Leo Delibes, Ville de Clichy-La-Garenne, France, among others. His interviews and performances have been broadcast on PBS, CBS, and NBC. He has also appeared on various talk shows including the “Late Show with David Letterman”. Year after year, for the past twenty two years, Mr. Doherty has served as adjudicator for the Licia Albanese-Puccini Foundation’s International Vocal Competition in New York City and has also performed as an accompanist for the Foundation’s Gala concert at Lincoln Center, NY. He also is adjudicator for the prestigious Gerda Lissner International Opera Competition, NYC and the Giulio Gari International Vocal Competition, NYC. He is Founder and General Director of the Central Florida Lyric Opera, Inc. and is the Director of Music at St. Timothy’s Catholic Church (The Villages, FL). He is also the host and producer of a weekly livestream musical talk show entitled “Talent Explosion”. His recent work with the International Opera Center of America, Central Florida Lyric Opera’s International Exchange Program, has been recognized and commended by both Florida Governor Charlie Crist and United States President George W. Bush. Mr. Doherty is the Director of Music at St. Timothy Catholic Church in the Villages, FL. Among his many honors and awards, Mr. Doherty is the recipient of the New York State Council on the Arts Humanities Award and his signature has been immortalized on the “Muro di Alassio” in Alassio, Italy.

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BIOGRAPHIES HEATHER ARD Heather has been performing professionally for over 25 years. Heather started her professional career as a musical theatre performer and over time has grown her skill set to include voice over and commercial work, sound operator, props master, stage manager, production manager, choreographer, director and formally the House Manager of The Sharon L. Morse Performing Arts Center. As a performer Heather has had the opportunity to perform thought out the country; favorite regional credits include The Sound of Music (Maria) South Pacific (Nellie), Fiddler on the Roof (Tzeitel), Hello Dolly (Minnie Fay), Respect, Smokey Joe’s Café (Patti), Joseph...(The Narrator), Oklahoma! (Ado Annie), and Beauty and the Beast (Belle). Directing credits include: The Sound of Music, The Kind and I, Merry Widow, Little Shop of Horrors, and South Pacific. Heather now places her focus on her career here in The Villages as a Senior Learning and Development Specialist for The Villages Human Resources Department. Locally Heather can be seen performing at various venues throughout The Villages and is a cantor for St. Timothy Catholic Church. Heather’s biggest role is mother to her 3 beautiful children Paul, Ella, and Joseph; she is honored to be raising them in such a beautiful community. Heather would like to thank her family and friends for their love and support and most importantly the audience, who make live theatre possible. Enjoy the show!

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A Maestro Bill Doherty Production

Change the World:

songs of inspiration, love, & hope for world peace Join us for Change The World, a performance featuring Maestro Bill Doherty, Angie Rose, Mary Jo Vitale, Dawn Di Nome, Clark Barrios, Kathleen Kane, Donna Moore, and many other talented artists as they sing songs of Inspiration, Love, and Hope for World Peace. Partial proceeds from this concert filled with good-will and joy will benefit the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.

MAR 15 • 3 & 7pm | $20 LIMITED $25 AND UP VIEW

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