WHAT: On May 18, Fairfield County theater enthusiasts can indulge in a night of Stephen Sondheim and Jame Lapine’s acclaimed musical, Into the Woods, while also helping to bring the transformative power of the arts to children across the globe.
It’s all part of a theater benefit hosted by Save the Children’s Fairfield County Volunteers. The Event Committee will host a reception and performance of Into the Woods, directed by Mark Lamos, at . Guests will enjoy a special night including a light supper and speakers from Save the Children before attending the 8pm showing.
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This ticketed event will benefit Save the Children’s HEART - Healing and Education through the Arts - program.
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WHO: Speakers:
Jane Preiser, co-chair & Liz Kaner, co-chair
Barbara Erickson, vice president, Resource Development, Save the Children
Sara Hommell, senior specialist, Early Childhood Development, HEART, Save the Children
WHEN: Friday, May 18, 2012
6:00 pm Cocktail reception and light supper
8:00 pm performance
For tickets, contact Sarah McLoughlin 203-221-4181
_____$500 Standing Ovation
_____$250 Command Performance
_____$175 Opening Night
WHERE: Lucille Lortel White Barn, Westport Country Playhouse,
25 Powers Court,
Westport, Conn.
**Attire: Festive/Cocktail
BACKROUND: Save the Children’s Healing and Education through the Arts program or HEART brings the proven power of artistic expression – drawing, painting, music, dance and more – to children in need around the world. HEART helps children heal emotionally and learn critical skills, so they can achieve their highest potential. HEART is already reaching out to children in Haiti, Malawi, Mozambique and Nepal. Learn more here.
