February 6 2010
Mattie Kelly Arts Center presents: Ed Asher as FDR
Northwest Florida State College
Niceville, FL
(850) 729-5382
www.mattiekellyartscenter.org
Ed Asner, recipient of seven Emmy Awards ("Mary Tyler Moore Show", "Lou Grant") and 16 nominations, five Golden Globe Awards, and member of the TV Academy Hall of Fame, stars in the solo performance drama, "FDR", based upon Dore Schary's Broadway hit "Sunrise at Campobello". FDR explores the life of one of America's best-love presidents, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and the events and decisions that shaped a nation. This powerful play follows the iconic president as he reflects on his years in office from inauguration to the trials of World War II.
February 17 2010
Mattie Kelly Arts Center presents: Le Grand Cirque
Northwest Florida State College
Niceville, FL
(850) 729-5382
www.mattiekellyartscenter.org
Seen by millions of people around the world, Le Grand Ciruq is a jaw-dropping, visual feast of spectacular group acrobatics and white-knuckle stunts that consistently leaves the audience in a state of awe! This spellbinding spectacle has mesmerized audiences the world over, and propelled the world of Cirque into the next generation with revolutionary new ats the whole family can enjoy. Firmly rooted in the timeless circus traditions of Russia, China, and Eastern Europe, the international company of champion acrobats and performers have been hand-picked from around the globe for their death defying abilities and precision skill. Blended with elements of modern and traditional acts of wonder, Le Grand Cirque is sure to astound folks of all ages!
February 19 2010
Mattie Kelly Arts Center presents: Stars of Tomorrow
Northwest Florida State College
Niceville, FL
(850) 729-5382
www.mattiekellyartscenter.org
The NFSO will present its annual "Stars of Tomorrow" concert featuring the winners of the prestigious regional Concerto Competition and performance of Kleinsinger's Tubby the Tuba featuring the NFSO's principal tubist Chester Schmitz, former principal tuba player for the Boston Symphony Orchestra and Boston Pops for 35 years.
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