Titanic (1997)
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Sunday, 1:00 – 4:00 pm
October 11
Epic Stories on the Epic Stage - Musicals
Across more than a century of iconic musicals, countless shows have taught us to sing, dance, love, laugh, and cry. But how many famous productions can truly be called “epic”? In this series, we’ll explore three of Broadway’s most renowned musicals - stories so epic they actually happened.
Titanic (1997) - the “unsinkable” ship sinks. In a stunning musical Titanic, captures the stories from the whole range of humanity aboard the ship: from workers in the boiler room to first-class attendants, from the poorest passengers, who scraped together their life savings to purchase third-class tickets to America, to some of the wealthiest people of the Victorian age. A powerful story of epic tragedy.
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5900 Summit Avenue, #201
Browns Summit, NC 27214
Your Host
Brian Carter (DMA, University of Michigan) is a Lecturer at the University of North Carolina, Greensboro School of Music and an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Music at Elon University. Prior to recently returning to his home of Greensboro, he was a professional opera and classical concert singer, and a Clinical Assistant Professor of Music at Washington State University, where he specialized in Vocal Studies and Literature, and History of Rock Music.