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| Annie Get Your Gun
March 7-23, 2014
By Irving Berlin
Directed by Richard Rossi
She is a shooter, a hunter and raising her
siblings selling the game she kills. Annie
Oakley is soon discovered by Col. Buffalo Bill as a sharpshooter, and is entered into a shooting match against Frank Butler, the womanizing star of a Wild West Show. She finds herself falling in love with Frank, but bruises his ego in stealing the limelight. Annie learns many lessons during her time in the show, including “You Can’t Get a Man With a Gun”, “Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better” and “There’s No Business Like Show Business”.
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| How Shakespeare Won the West
April 4-13, 2014
By Richard Nelson
Directed by Jennifer King
A ragtag troupe of actors heads West during the Gold Rush, seeking fortune and fame performing Shakespeare for enthusiastic '49ers. Embracing the greatest elements of Shakespearean comedy and American vaudeville, this is a jubilant celebration of the human spirit not to be missed.
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| Mozart, Requiem
April 27, 2014
Napa Valley College Chorale & Orchestra
Mozart’s last masterwork, completed by Süssmayr performed by Napa Valley College Orchestra and Chorale in their annual collaboration.
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| Rhythmic Fantasy
May 4, 2014
North Bay Wind Ensemble
Directed by Harry Cadelago
The powerfully resonant North Bay Wind Ensemble, under the direction of Harry Cadelago, will present the traditional and contemporary repertoire in this performance.
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| Symphony of Romance
May 18, 2014
Napa Valley College Orchestra
Directed by Harry Cadelago
The strings of the Napa Valley College Orchestra convey their passionate interpretation of the classics. Directed by Harry Cadelago.
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