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Sneezy Waters headlining Greenbank 20th season opener Greenbank Folk Music Society (GFMS) will present one of Canada’s most legendary performers, on Satur- day, October 13, when Sneezy Waters will present a concert at the Greenbank Folk Music Society. Showtime: 8 PM. Joining Sneezy will be long time friend and guitarist, Vince Halfhide. Legendary Ott ‘based artist Sneezy Waters grew up in a musical family. From 1977 until 1990, Sneezy starred in the play “Hank Williams: The Show He Never Gave”, which garnered excellent reviews. In a subse- quent film version, Sneezy won a Best Actor award. Vince Halfhide has performed with Sneezy Waters for almost four decades, playing on several of Sneezy’s records. His wide ranging musical vocabulary is a great fit with Sneezy’s artistry. GFMS is a volunteer, non-profit group dedicated to bringing the best Canadian roots music to North Dur- ham since 1993. The season consists of monthly concerts October to May, in Greenbank Centennial Hall. Past performances have included Ron Sexsmith, David Francey, Chris Whiteley and Diana Braithwaite, Car- los del Junco, Russell de Carle, The Marigolds, the Sultans of Swing, Swamperella, Kevin Breit and many more! For ticket information see “What's Up” on page 36 of this issue of Focus on Scugog. Borelians open season with . ” “A Streetcar Named Desire e Williams’ classic drama, A Streetcar Named Desir begins a two week run starting October 18, at Town Hall 1873. ee is your chan i e and personal. aed By Michael Serres, this production stars Annette Stokes as Blanche, Michael Winn Johnson as Stanley, Melissa Knight as Stella, and David Geene as Mitch, as well as a superb supporting cast of new and iliar faces. aes Named Desire will play at Town Hall 1873 October 18, 19, 20, 25, 26, 27 at 8 p.m. and October 20 starting at 2 p.m. ag ir tickets pe $21, $19 for seniors and $5 for students with a valid student card. They can be pur- chased at the Town Hall box office or online at town- hall1873.ca. Visit www.borelians.ca for more details. ce to come and Scugog Choral Society will present “The Story of sayy 2 Snow White” later this fall The Scugog Choral Society are i h preparii to bring The Story of Snow White to the stage in November. The hilarious, traditional ‘British pantomime’ comes just in time to kick off the holiday season. The production will be Presented at Tow: Hall 1873 on November 22, 23, 24, 29, 30, al December 1 at 8 p.m. Matinees on December 1,2at2 p.m. The story follows a nonsensical, slight! naughty, hilariously twisted journey cies but not quite - similar to the original fairy tale. A varied musical score made up of well- known showtunes and Pop songs. For audi- ences of all ages. BACK TO SCHOOL Majortech Computer Systems Computer REPAIRS IT and Network SUPPORT PC and Server UPGRADES 333 Major St., Port Perry Tickets for The Story of Snow White” are $22 on and are available at Town Hall 1873 Box ice. at SIGNWORKS Signs + Vehicle Wrapping -0568 Lettering & Graphics For information or tickets call 905-985-8 -985-8181 or check out the website: www.townhalll1873,ca gmemullen@majortech.ca SERVING SCUGOG & UXBRIDGE TOWNSHIPS Port Perry 905-985-0802 40 FOCUS - OCTOBER 2012 10.FOCUS, OCTOBER. 40 pages.indd 40 12-09-23 11:26 AM