Avalon Theatre in Historic Easton Maryland- The Showplace of the Eastern Shore 2010 show calendar!


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2	THC in the Sex Lounge & Friends 4/2 - 8 p.m. All ages show featuring the band that made their Avalon debut opening for the Chandler Travis Philharmonic last Halloween. This tight trio, who will be debuting material from their upcoming album, is full of raw energy and lyrics worthy of their unforgettable name. Celebrate good vibes and good times, and join in the support of local talent - in what could be a night so fun you WON'T remember it! www.myspace.com/thcinthesexlounge $15
3	Stoltz Listening Room Show Van Williamson Quartet: featuring David Schulman 4/ 3 – 8 p.m. Van brings his talented jazz quartet for a night of tight standards. In his other life, Van’s the familiar brain behind “Radio From Downtown” (broadcast from the Avalon stage) and producer of NPR’s Morning Edition. Is there anything he can’t do? $20
6	"Sexting & Internet Safety: A Community Alert" 4/8 - 5:30pm Brought to you by the Talbot County Children's Advocacy Center. Presented by Special Agent Marc S. Southland, Cyber Squad/Crimes Against Children of the FBI Baltimore Division. Refreshments will be served. To RSVP, contact: Kawana Webb at 410-770-5227 or kwebb3@dhr.state.md.us FREE
7	Moya Brennan 4/7 – 8 p.m. “The first lady of Celtic music,” Moya Brennan continues to redefine Irish music with her delicate, whispered tones. The eldest of nine children (sister Enya also enjoys a successful solo career) and former lead vocalist for Clannad, her record sales now total more than 20 million; and her live performances– with their trademark intimacy and power – are a rich and moving experience. www.moyabrennan.com $25
9	Carrie Rodriguez Band 4/ 9 – 8 p.m. If you missed her wailing on violin (in December 2008) Make sure to catch Carrie this time around and you’ll understand why musicians like Bill Frisell and producer Malcolm Burn (Emmylou Harris, Chris Whitley) are involved with her second solo album (She Ain’t Me). All the Southwestern grit of a Lucinda Williams mixed with the sophistication that a degree from the Berklee College of Music provides. www.carrierodriguez.com $25
10	Bizet's Carmen 4/10 – 1 p.m. .
11	Talbot Cinema Society If I had a Million
12	Talbot Optimist Oratorical Contest CANCELLED An annual contest for young people (under the age of 16). This year's topic: "Cyber Communication: Progress or Problem?"
13	Jeanette Micklem 4/13 – 8 p.m. "The audience could not get enough of this gifted and open hearted pianist, who took them from the Old World to the New in this wide ranging selection from the past three centuries." – East Hampton Star. Micklem, central to music in Zimbabwe for more than 20 years as a soloist, accompanist, and teacher, makes her first visit to Easton. Piano lovers take note. www.jeanettemicklem.co.zw $20
16	Willy Porter 4/16 – 8 p.m. The contemporary American blues/folk guitarist continues to win over legions of new fans with his stellar live shows and latest recording, How to Rob a Bank. The finger-picking guitarist has opened for the likes of Jeff Beck, which should say something about his mad guitar skills. www.willyporter.com $20
17 18	Easton Choral Arts Society 4/17 & 4/18 - 8 p.m. The Musical Fantasies of Walt Disney From Mickey Mouse Club to The Lion King, this show is full of Walt's most memorable melodies. Meet the Disney characters through the wonderful ECAS voices. Children of all ages are welcomed to sit in the special "Peanut Gallery! For tickets, call 410.200.0498. www.eastonchoralarts.com $16 / $14 seniors / students free
21	VOCO with Moira Smiley & Malcolm Dalglish 4/ 21 - 7 p.m. Smiley and VOCO dig deep into the amazing spectrum of human voice as they sing a unique blend of post-folk ballads and vocal symphonies. Dalglish rounds out the sound with his deft dulcimer playing in what should be a festive Earth Day celebration for all in attendance. Anticipate guest appearances from several local choirs as well. www.moirasmiley.com $25 / $15 students & seniors
23	Joan Rivers 4/ 23 – 8 p.m. Can we talk? We all know that she’s a living legend in the entertainment industry, but her list of awards and diverse experiences made us stop and realize that her stand-up act is something we just had to book. A ‘don’t miss’ event if there ever was one in Easton! Beware: This performance is not intended for the faint-hearted, as Joan is as spicy as she’s ever been. www.joanrivers.com $100/$80/$50
24	Ballet Theatre of Maryland: An American Southwest Carmen 4/24 - 2 p.m. & 7 p.m. Set against the backdrop of the Mexican-American War, this true life Carmen weaves romance, intrigue and betrayal together to reveal the tragic events surrounding the murder of one of the most notorious female smugglers in the history of the American West. www.balletmaryland.org Matinee $15/10 Evening $25/15
	The big news at the Avalon is the new Stoltz Listening Room. This comfortable, clubby space on the Theatre’s 2nd floor is the perfect place to enjoy drinks and company before or after an Avalon Theatre performance. Engineered with excellent acoustics, the SLR is an intimate 60-seat venue where you can be truly immersed in a great show.
29	Stoltz Listening Room Show Tao Rodriguez Seeger 4/ 29 – 8 p.m. Filtered through time and technology, delay pedals, phase shifters and a touch of 60’s psychadelia, Tao’s music fuses the folk styles of his family heritage with modern day rock ‘n roll. You saw him share our stage with father Pete Seeger – now check him out on his own. A legend in the making. www.taorodriguezseeger.com $25
30	Stoltz Listening Room Show Vance Gilbert 4/30 – 8 p.m. It’s been said that Vance has “the voice of an angel, the wit of a devil, and the guitar playing of a god …” – and it’s true. Which is why we’re very excited to welcome him back. www.vancegilbert.com $20