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OWLS SERIES and concert 9/25
with Multiple Instructors
Enjoy the entire series with Early Bird Series- Register by September 4
Kick-Off Concert: Seniors Sing Sondheim
with See Cast List
OWLS invites you to enjoy a concert of hit tunes by American Composer Stephen Sondheim, featuring six stunning senior singers from the greater Columbus area.
Cast: Steven Anderson directs Stephanie Carter Henkle, Michael Kirkman, Karen Peeler, and Cabot Rea, accompanied by Rose Zuber.
You will not want to miss this event!
On with the Show:The Amazing American Musical
with Steven Anderson
From ROmber and Herbert to Rogers and Hammerstein, from "Naughty Marietta" to Wicked, America's unique contribution to world theater is the American Musical. In this 2-day class, we will explore the shows, the performers, and the traditions that have enlivened this truly American Musical genre. Along the way, we will hope to determine just why musical theatre is so American, and maybe have a bit of a "sing-along"!
Footprints of Columbus
with Multiple Instructors
Get ready for an exhilarating journey through the vibrant history of Columbus! Join us as we dive deep into the fascinating tale of this remarkable city. We will trace its roots from prehistoric times to the time it became the capital city. We will uncover the colorful stories behind its renowned dining scene, celebrating the beloved restaurants that have shaped its culinary landscape throughout the years. Prepare to be captivated by the stunning architecture and breathtaking public art that adorns the streets of Columbus. We will also learn about the enchanted waterways, including the canals, to discover how they influence the city's development and character. Don't miss this chance to celebrate the rich heritage and dynamic spirit of Columbus.
Presenters include: Jack Benjamin, current President, and Diane Frush (Board of Trustees) of the Columbus Historical Society; Kay Bea Jones, emeritus professor of the Ohio State University Knowlton School of Architecture; and Peter Bowen Riley, Professor of Humanities at Columbus State Community College