Tom Lilly Returns to Chesapeake Arts Center
February 20, 2010
Chesapeake Arts Center continues its Family Concert Series with one-hour family programs on the third Saturdays this winter and spring. For the first show, CAC will present Tom Lilly and Beowulf T. Wonderbunny on February 20th from 4:00pm – 5:00pm. Single tickets are now available for $10 for adults and $5 for children. Subscription tickets for all four spring family shows are discounted by 25% and are only $30 for adults and $15 for children!
There’s magic in the air from the moment Beowulf T. Wonderbunny arrives with his assistant Tom. Out of Tom’s trunk come all sorts of strange things: uninvited Martians, clapometers, even a flower pot!
That strange looking guy in the Hawaiian shirt and saddle shoes is Baltimore’s own Tom Lilly, a performer who combines magic, juggling, and balloonacy with loads of audience participation to produce a show that leaves all ages laughing and wondering. “The strangest adult I’ve ever seen,” is the post show comment of one youngster. Of course everybody gets to pet the bunny!
“Tom Lilly is so much fun to watch, he engages the audience, leads them down strange paths, and he showers them with confetti, what’s not to love?” said Davina Grace Hill, Executive Director of CAC. “His show features family humor, outright silliness, and a wholesome good time for all ages to enjoy. And, his balloon hats are absolutely memorable.”
More About Tom Lilly:
Tom Lilly began performing in 1984 and quickly became a regular at area hospitals and libraries. In addition to the birthday party circuit, Tom was soon a featured performer on the family stage at the Baltimore City Fair and at the Cloisters Children’s Museum.
Tom is currently a regular at the Harborplace amphitheater, Artscape, and schools around the state. Summer finds him entertaining at company picnics, summer camps, libraries, or on the boardwalk in Ocean City. “Books Are A Blast” is the show Tom designed to tour in libraries throughout the mid-Atlantic.
You can learn more about Tom Lilly at www.wonderbunny.com.
Tom Lilly Performance Information:
Date: Saturday February 20, 2010
Time: 4-5pm
Location: Chesapeake Arts Center’s Studio 194 Theatre
194 Hammonds Lane, Brooklyn Park, MD 21225
Single Tickets: $10 adults ($5 children)
Subscription Tickets: $30 adults ($15 children)
Subscription tickets are for all 4 family shows in the Spring!
Also in the Family Concert Series:
Blue Sky Puppet Theatre
Saturday, March 20th from 4-5pm
Single Tickets: $10 ($5 Children)
Blue Sky Puppet Theatre's most charming and unusual show! The jester, Ralph, is off to see King NFAFETMHL, the king who Never Found Anything Funny Enough To Make Him Laugh. This intimate show is performed in a Bunraku style on a custom built table with the performer visible. Learn more about Blue Sky Puppet Theatre at www.blueskypuppets.com.
Nicolo Whimsey
Saturday, April 17th from 4-5pm
Single Tickets: $10 ($5 Children)
Nicolo the Jester and the amazing Queen of Whimsey! This Renaissance-Style extravaganza includes juggling, comedy, musical saw and accordion, Musculina, the Worlds' Strongest Woman, and delightful entertainment for kids of all ages! Learn more about Nicolo Whimsey at www.nicolowhimsey.com.
Wee Folk Songs
Saturday, May 15th from 4-5pm
Scottish artist, Christina Harrison, introduces Celtic Folk Music and culture in this show that combines fun and fantasy in both story and song. Learn more about Christina Harrison at www.christinaharrison.com.
About the Chesapeake Arts Center:
The Chesapeake Arts Center (CAC) is a 58,000 square foot, multi-discipline arts facility located in Northern Anne Arundel County, just south of Baltimore, Maryland. The modern facility houses the 904-seat Hammonds Lane Theatre, the 110-seat Studio 194 Theatre, gallery space, ceramics lab, dance studios, music rooms, resident artists’ studios, scene-shop and classrooms.
Chesapeake Arts Center
194 Hammonds Lane, Brooklyn Park, MD 21225
410-636-6597
www.chesapeakearts.org
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