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ENTERTAINMENT Globe revisits the past in many of the show programs from the last decade. A Time to Remember is a compilation of songs from every musical (yes, Every February, the loyal patrons all of them!) that Globe has done in of Georgetown Globe Musical Produc- the last decade, including: Evita, The tions nestle into the St Paul's Parish War Show, La Mancha, Kiss Me Kate, Hall in Norval for coffee, tea, sweets Anything Goes, West Side Story, Oliver, Crazy for You, The King and I, Joseph, and top notch enOklahoma!, Cabatertainment and ret and Guys 'n February 2011 is Dolls. no different. There are 30 Entering a new great song and decade, Globe is dance numbers to celebrating with thrill you and of a musical tribute course bring back to their last dememories of times cade of musicals. spent with Globe This celebration or with your famof song featuring ily and friends. selections from Whether you have your favourite seen every Globe musicals is aptly show these past named A Time To Bill McBride and Nanci Llewellyn rehearse a 10 years or this is Remember. This musical song from Oklahoma for Globe's upcoming your first one, this cabaret, A Time to Remember show will get your tribute to THE Photo by Alison Salinas feet tapping. MUSICAL feaTickets are $24 tures many of Globe's veterans with a dash of new adults, $22 students seniors or groups talent ... a recipe for success that fea- of 10 or more, $16 for children 12 and tures songs from Broadway favourites. under and are available at 905-877Cast members include Lois Fraser, Jen- 3700 or www.haltonhills.ca/theatre. nifer Marshall, Melissa Fischer, Jordan The show opens Friday, Feb. 4 and runs Davidson, Brittany McShane, Alison Feb. 5, 6, 10, 11 and 12 at 8 p.m. with Salinas, Bobbie Flatt, Nanci Llewellyn, a 2 p.m. matinee on Feb. 6 at St. Paul's Jhuntue Grey, Joe Gomes, Sharon Parish Hall on Adamson St. (Winston Nimmo, Chelsea Beatty, Bill McBride, Churchill Blvd) in Norval, near the cormost of whom you will see mentioned ner of Hwy 7. By LOIS FRASER & BOBBIE FLATT Georgetown Globe Productions 13 Independent & Free Press, Tuesday, January 25, 2011 Musicians wanted for Foodshare CD The musical talents of Acton area residents will again help feed the hungry. Original songs from local musicians will be showcased in the second Songs for Supper album, a CD project that is a fundraiser for Acton's FoodShare. The first Songs for Supper album sold well over 500 copies, and featured an eclectic mix of music genres-- everything from folk, to hip-hop to rock. Organizers hope the judges and fans will be equally impressed with a fresh mix of local talent. "It makes us feel good of course obviously that people are interested in supporting the FoodShare in any way they can," said Arlene Humphreys, chair of the FoodShare board of directors. "It certainly was heart warming-- that's part of it-- that so many musi- in A Time To Remember cians gave of f their time and have done since, with the two cononcerts we've had." d." The concerts s were to promote the he first Songs for Supper er CD. Original songs, in mp3 format, at, are being accepted d until February 19 at eric.niblock@ gmail.com. The submitted songs will be judged, with the winners featured on the new CD that has an April 20 projected launch date at a live release party/show at Roxy Music on Mill St. For details call Eric at 519-929-9314. Acoustic Circus Concert set for Friday Knox Church, Georgetown presents Acoustic Circus Concert on Friday, Jan. 28, 7:30 p.m. at the church, 116 Main St. S., Georgetown. All welcome to this multi-media sound and image presentation featuring the music of: Bach, V. Togni, Chick Corea, the Beatles, Elton John, and more, with performers: Knox music director Herb Ciceri, percussionist Ray Kingsmore, and saxophonist Charlie Finlay. Tickets $15 from HERB CICERI church office: 905-877-7585 or at door. 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