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21 Independent & Free Press, Thursday, March 31, 2011 Classic Care Pharmacy presents Georgetown Bach Chorale members prepare for their April 10th concert. Bach Chorale to perform Bach By CAROLE LUSBY Georgetown Bach Chorale On Sunday, April 10, the Georgetown Bach Chorale will be performing a period performance of J.S. Bach's Mass in b minor. This 2 p.m. performance celebrates the building of the new Holy Cross Catholic Church, 14400 Argyll Rd. at Mountainview Rd. in Georgetown South. This performance will be led from the harpsichord by the GBC's Music Director Ron Greidanus conducting orchestra, choir, and soloists. The Chorale is made up of auditioned choristers, working in collaboration with specialized baroque musicians, living both nationally and abroad. Benjamin Raymond will be the featured trumpet- Fundraising Event Savour the flavours at the winery and microbrewery stations provided by Angel's Gate, Joseph's Estate, Diamond Estates Wines, Kittling Ridge Estate, Coyote's Run, Puddicombe Estate, Wellington microbrewery, The Brick Brewing Co., and Nickel Brook Brewing Company. A tasting of gourmet international foods provided by Scarpaccio Ristorante. Live entertainment of Big Sweet Lou. er in this historic performance, as the principal trumpet part is renowned for its tremendous difficulty, especially on a baroque trumpet. Raymond is from Quebec City where he often performs with Les Violons du Roy under the direction of Bernard Labadie. Other special details in this performance include the use of two harpsichords and baroque organ, as well as the viola da gamba played by gamba specialist Justin Haynes. This is a performance not to be missed. Tickets can be purchased online at www.georgetownbachchorale.com, by calling 905 877-2493, at Foodstuffs, 89 Main St. S., or at the door; $25 and $10 for students Jewellery, trips, spa package, artwork, golf, raffles and so much more! Fabulous silent auction items include: Saturday, April 9, 2011 7 p.m. - 11 p.m. at Country Heritage Park, Gambrel Barn, Milton, 8560 Tremaine Rd. $ 85 per person limited tickets available TO ORDER YOUR TICKETS call 416-449-9651 ext. 111 or Email: SavourtheFlavour@bobrumball.org Proceeds will assist in the purchase of a wheelchair accessible van for the Disabled Deaf residents at the Bob Rumball Association for the Deaf. summertheatre Season 2011 ROSE THEATRE PRESENTS A Chorus Line Directed by Robert Woodcock Musical Direction by Rosalind Mills Choreography by Melissa Jane Shaw Cabaret Directed by Danny Harvey Musical Direction by Rosalind Mills Choreography by Melissa Jane Shaw ROSE THEATRE PRESENTS The 39 Steps Directed by Robert Woodcock JULY 22 ­ 30 t $32 In an empty theatre seventeen dancers audition for a Broadway musical. It's the chance of a lifetime - to fulfill their passion and live their dream. The longest-running American Broadway musical ever, A Chorus Line is about putting it all on the line to follow a dream. AUGUST 19 ­ 27 t $32 One of the truly great musicals, Cabaret follows young American writer Cliff Bradshaw as he seeks inspiration in 1920s Berlin. In a whirlwind, Cliff finds himself in a night club bursting with debauchery, while Nazi thugs rampage outside. Timeless and challenging, Cabaret combines spectacular musical numbers with a powerful love story. www.rosetheatre.ca 905.874.2800 &Save! Subscribe A juicy spy novel mashed up with a suspenseful movie masterpiece, plus a huge helping of Monty Python - that's The 39 Steps. Man meets woman, discovers she's a spy, turns his back and she is killed! Our hero must solve the mystery while evading police and goons alike. This madcap thriller is packed with non stop laughs, over 150 zany characters (played by a ridiculously talented cast of four), and some old-fashioned romance! The Drawer Boy Directed by Scott Lale TICKETS ON SALE MONDAY! JULY 8 ­ 30 t $27 A young actor from Toronto sets out to learn about farming, hoping to write a play about it. The lessons begin on the Ontario farm of two veterans with secrets in their past. A Canadian classic and theatre lovers' must-see, this poignant and at times hilarious tale is about the power of storytelling to help deal with and transcend tragedy. AUGUST 5 ­ 27 t $27