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Brott Music Festival 09

Date: Saturday, July 18, 2009
Time: 7:30 pm
Location: Mohawk College McIntyre Theatre
Address: 125 Fennell Ave W. (Google Maps)
Contact: Heather or Lauren
Email: boxoffice@brottmusic.com

Mohawk College, McIntyre Theatre 7:30pm Arcady Singers Brian Jackson, guest conductor British operetta meets Proms highlights and hijinks! Canada's favourite British ex-pat Maestro leads the singers from Arcady in a concert version of what is arguably G&S's most popular work: Pirates of Penzance. And to top it all off, get out your flags, warm up your voices and join in for such favourites as Jerusalem, Land of Hope and Glory and of course, Rule Britannia. Mark this date on your calendar now! Tickets also available at the door or on line. Tickets $25 reg | $20 sr |$10 stu

www.brottmusic.com

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