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 January 2007 Back to Table of Contents Back to Archives Main Page Section: Life & Leisure Fun Festivals
January THE FOURTH WALL January 5-February 4 320 Porter Ave., Buffalo 829-7668 www.kavinokytheatre.com WNY native A. R. Gurney’s comic love letter to the theater, set in the living room of an upper-class Buffalo couple and exploring such subjects as politics and the very audiences who attend his plays. A LIFE IN THE ARTS: JEANETTEThroug Burchfield-Penney Art Center Buffalo State College 1300 Elmwood Ave., Buffalo 878-6011 www.burchfield-penney.org Mid-career watercolorist. EPIPHANY CAROL SERVICE January 7 St. Paul’s Cathedral. Corner of Pearl and Church Streets, Buffalo. 842-6933 www.musicatstpauls.org The Cathedral Schola Cantorum Choir presents free concert of music and readings celebrating the feast of Epiphany. 4 p.m. HILARY HAHN January 9 Holy Trinity Lutheran Church 1080 Main St., Buffalo 886-2400 www.holytrinitybuffalo.org Tickets only available for full season. Grammy award-winning violist performs a recital of classical music as part of Ramsi P. Tick concert series. 8 p.m. STARTING HERE, STARTING NOW January 11-February 11 Cabaret in the Square Theatre 4476 Main St. 839-3949 www.oconnellandcompany.com O’Connell and Companymusical featuring 20 love songs by David Shire and Richard Maltby, Jr. THE BIRTHDAY PARTY January 12-February 11 Irish Classical Theatre 625 Main St., Buffalo 853-4282 www.irishclassicaltheatre.com 2005 Nobel Prize winner Harold Pinter’s early play, a “comedy of menace” set in a seedy seaside house where a birthday party for a boarder turns ominous. TONY! January 12-21 Lancaster Opera House 21 Central Ave., Lancaster 683-1776 www.lancopera.org In the Light Theatre Company presents an evening of songs from Tony-winning musicals from the last 50 years: Sunset Boulevard, Phantom of the Opera, others. AS YOU LIKE IT January 15-February 4 Leary Theater Niagara University, Lewiston 286-8622 www.niagara.edu/theatre Niagara University’s department of Theatre presents Shakespeare’s pastoral comedy. BRIDGE TO TERABITHIA January 19-February 11 Allendale Theatre 203 Allen St., Buffalo 884-4400 www.theatreofyouth.org Theatre of Youth stages the story of Jesse Aarons, an artist at heart living in rural Virginia, and Leslie Burke, the new girl from the city who opens him up to imagination. GREAT ORGAN WORKS 3 January 19 St. Paul’s Cathedral Pearl and Church Streets, Buffalo 842-6933 www.musicatstpauls.org Master organist and choirmaster Andrew Cantrill marks the 150th anniversary of composer Edward Elgar’s birth with a performance of his Organ Sonata of 1895. 7:30 p.m. GUSTO AT THE GALLERY January 19 Albright Knox Art Gallery 1285 Elmwood Ave., Buffalo 882-8700 www.albrightknox.org Winterfest, with the Frankfurters, a beer tasting, and a screening of Mostly Martha. 3-10 p.m., gallery auditorium. RED PRIEST January 19 Lippes Concert Hall, Slee Hall UB North Campus, Amherst 645-2921 www.slee.buffalo.edu The English baroque ensemble performs the music of Vivaldi, Purcell, others. 8 p.m. SILENT FILM FESTIVAL January 21 Shea’s Performing Arts Center. 646 Main St., Buffalo 847-1410 www.sheas.org Latest offering in Shea’s annual Free Family Film Series. Tickets are available one week prior to the scheduled movie at Wegman’s and Shea’s box office. BUFFALO LEGENDS January 27 Kleinhans Music Hall 3 Symphony Circle, Buffalo 885-5000 www.bpo.org Oscar-, Grammy- and Tony-winner David Shire conducts the Buffalo Philharmonic in selections from his vast repertoire of music. 8 p.m. MOZART BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION January 28 Kleinhans Music Hall 3 Symphony Circle, Buffalo 885-5000 www.bpo.org Robert Franz conducts BPO celebrating Mozart’s 251st birthday. back to top back to table of contents Current Issue | About Forever Young | Where to Find | Advertise | Our Advertisers | Community Calendar | Contest | Clubs | Contact Us | Archives | Home |
