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The Geyer Performing Arts Center Monthly Newsletter

January 2009 Newsletter
Support the Arts!
Dear Friends,
Happy New Year! You will notice quite a face lift on your next trip to the Geyer. The Westmoreland Correctional Facility inmates have been at the theater sprucing things up over the break. New colors in the lobby and hospitality suite as well as touch ups throughout the auditorium and greenroom help to preserve the splendor of our grand old theater.
The 2009 schedule is packed and we are ready to kick off the new year by honoring the finest performances of 2008! Please join us for the second annual “Tottie Awards.” A red carpet/black tie affair with reception to follow. If you were on our stage, you could be up for a Tottie!
- The Second Annual Tottie Awards January 17 6:30 pm
MC Dottie Davis will be presenting 15 awards with one new category for 2009! Thank you to our ushers and volunteers for voting.
Red carpet at 6:30 Awards at 7:00 - Cash bar - Reception to follow - Black Tie recommended)
- "1776" February 5 – 8 (Thurs- Sat 7:30 pm Sun 2:30 pm)
A cast of your Favorite area performers! Michael and Trisha Rohlf as the Adams, Roger Rhodes as Ben Franklin, Brad Geyer and Tara Morrow as Thomas and Martha Jefferson, Richard Means, Conrad Mast, Ernie Watson, Rob Ross, John Wohar, John Wisilosky, John Cunnard, Ron Bronson, Willie White, Justin Williams, Kaleb Oswald, Richard Bair, David Fox, Greg Wohar, Mark Fox, Bill Dreucci, Chris Morin, Philip Haddad, Ben Pimental, Jon Rohlf and John Halfhill.
- “Romeo & Juliet” - Ballet LaFayette February 13 & 14 (7:30 pm)
Special Valentine’s Day Package! Dinner & Show for Two. Bring your sweetie to Scottdale for a romantic evening of gourmet dining and gripping ballet. Call the theater for details. (724) 887-0887
- Guitar Hero Competition February 21 12:00 pm
Come and compete against the area’s hottest guitar heroes on our Olympic-sized movie screen.
- A joint fundraiser between GPAC and the CAHS Patriots club has been announced. The Patriots are selling tickets for the Saturday night performance of 1776. We are also offering group rates for Historical Societies and school groups for all nights of the show. Just contact the office.
- There is a night of one acts at the end of Feb that Carol Westerman needs men for. Contact Carol for more information.
- Thanks to our maintenance chief Bob McDowell and his crew for building a new covering of the Pit. A stronger and easy to use platform was built with many many man hours.
Thank you all for your generous support through 2008. We strive to bring more and better entertainment to you in the coming year. We look forward to seeing you at the theater.
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Lisa Rose Zaucha
Board of Directors
Geyer Performing Arts Center
111 Pittsburgh St., Scottdale, PA 15683 - directions
(724) 887- 0887
www.geyerpac.com
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