David Brunner and the UCF University Chorus, along with the Women's Chorus, will present PEACEWORKS next Thursday night (11/15) at 7:30 at First United Methodist Church in downtown Orlando. The concert has classical, contemporary, jazz and pop music all reflecting the theme of peace, along with special readings and poetry read by UCF Theatre professor Kate Ingram. Special guests are Cameran Powers and Kristina Sophia, a Boulder, Colorado couple who have traveled the Middle East learning traditional Arab music. The concert is free.
The Winter Season at Seaside Music Theatre includes A Streetcar Named Desire, which closes this weekend, as well as White Christmas, which opens next Thursday. For ticket information and information on special events and dinners at the theatre, call 1-800-854-5592. Other cultural highlights - The Orlando Film Festival runs tonight through Sunday The Stetson University Choir will present the Durufle Requiem, Sunday at 6pm at St. Luke's Cathedral. and the Imperial Symphony presents Two Fifths of Beethoven, this Tuesday in Lakeland
CASTING CALL - click here to read the Arts & Cultural Alliance Callboard Last week, United Arts of Central Florida present its Arts+ Awards, recognizing arts organizations, volunteers, businesses and other individuals in categories such as arts education, outreach, marketing and special events. For a complete list of winners, CLICK HERE.
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