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Free Community Concert
Christmas Music
with Midge McClosky
Tuesday, December
5 th at 7:00 pm
Acclaimed soprano Midge McClosky will perform a free community
concert on
Tuesday December 5 th at 7:00 pm in the fireplace lobby
of the Shawnee Inn and Golf Resort.
Midge McClosky has appeared on TV's Saturday
Night Live, Law & Order, Sex & the City, The End of
the Bar, Keeping the Faith and Rage. Fans of
the New York stage will recognize her as Milady de Winter
in The Three Musketeers at The Wings Theatre Off Broadway
(original cast album), Meryl Streep in Dressing Room
Divas (OOBIE AWARD), Bathsheba in The Kings (original
cast album), Polonius in Hamlet, Babe in
Balm in Gilead & The Evil Queen in Snow White.
Her regional credits include Carlotta in
Phantom, Guenevere in Camelot, Doris Walker in
Miracle on 34 th Street and Laverne Andrews in Christmas
at the Stage Door Canteen. At the Shawnee Playhouse she appeared
as Nurse Ratched in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
and as Doris in Same Time Next Year. She has also
appeared in commercials for Puffs Tissues and The New York
Times, and was a product spokesperson for Aventis Pharmaceuticals,
Smith Kline Beecham and on QVC. A true professional, h er
stage career has taken her to 49 of the 50 states.
ABOUT THE FREE COMMUNITY CONCERT SERIES:
Several years ago, Charlie and Virginia Kirkwood (owners of the
Shawnee Inn and the Shawnee Institute) organized this series of
concerts as a way to give back to the community. Boasting a wide
variety of musical entertainment, the concerts have become quite
popular over the years for visitors and local residents alike.
Because the Poconos is such a musically talented community, it
is not hard to find performers. Volunteering their talents, these
artists perform a wide range of music, including jazz, big band,
country, polka, Broadway, oldies, folk, gospel, acoustic, patriotic,
and more. These shows are fun for audiences of all ages. Each concert
is free of charge and open to the public. Donations to the performers
are accepted in order to show appreciation for their time and talents.
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