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But it is veteran actor Brandt’s earnest naturalness and exceptionally strong singing voice that gives this production what gravity it has. He and O’Keefe generate at least some semblance of romantic sparks between them, and their duets of Berlin classics like “Count Your Blessings Instead of Sheep,” “Love You Didn’t Do Right by Me” and “How Deep is the Ocean” are definite highlights. Choreographer Gennine Harrington puts her hard-working, small ensemble through some intricate dance moves, with mostly favorable results. Perhaps because it was the first production number in the show, “Happy Holidays” seemed relatively benign, but Brandt and the chorus let loose on “Blue Skies” to end Act 1 on a high note. Ambler and Farbstein are excellent when they tickle the ivories (piano keys) and then the chorus comes in for “I Love a Piano.” The entire company sends theatergoers off in a holiday mood when they join the aforementioned “White Christmas” sing-a-long and, almost as an afterthought, they cozy up in twosomes for “I’ve Got My Love to Keep Me Warm.”.
Tears are sure to flow when the displaced Berkeley campers sing the campfire song they’ve been pink felt slippers for women felted ballet flats - felted slippers with gold glitter decoration hand dyed organic wool slippers singing for generations: “There’s no place like Camp Tuolumne, there’s no spot that I would rather be.”, But the show must go on, says Gelfand, who not only has been a Berkeley camper for nearly three decades, but has written and produced the staff musical that’s performed each Saturday night, This year, it will be a parody of “The Wizard of Oz” called “The Wizard of Echo Lake.” In it, Dorothy is sad because she doesn’t have a camp to go to, She meets up with a dishwasher, a cowardly maintenance guy and a rec leader who sings “If I only had a camp.”..
Led by local artist Marion Coleman, participants will also make a page for the Library Community Book, to be on display. All supplies are provided. Due to space limitations, registration is necessary and begins at 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 28. The free, two-hour workshop is funded, in part, by the Alameda County Library System. “In the Mood” is a fully staged tribute to Glenn Miller, Tommy Dorsey, Benny Goodman and all the big band greats of the 1940s. Cost is $105 for members and $110 for non-members. For more information, call the senior center at (510) 790-6600.
When: Noon to 6 p.m., Saturday, Aug, 19, Where: The party will take over 20th and 19th streets between Bryant and Harrison streets, as well as parts of Florida and Alabama streets, How much: Free and open to the public, but a donation of $5 to $10 at the gate is encouraged to benefit the Mission pink felt slippers for women felted ballet flats - felted slippers with gold glitter decoration hand dyed organic wool slippers Language and Vocational School, Where to park: $10 parking will be available at John O’Connell High School at 2355 Folsom St, Hosted by the student body, all proceeds will go to the school’s Building and Construction Trades program, Street parking is limited in the surrounding area, and public transit or cycling is encouraged..
In an interview with the New York Times, Zoe Church’s pastor Chad Veach said he modeled his social media-friendly megachurch on another new-style evangelical church: Hillsong Church, which has likewise caught the devotion of hip, younger celebrities such as Justin Bieber, Hailey Baldwin, Kendall Jenner, Kevin Durant and Selena Gomez. But Out magazine pointed to a 2015 blog post by Hillsong’s global pastor Brian Houston, in which he wrote that Hillsong “is not a church that affirms a gay lifestyle.”.
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