Guys & Dolls in Concert
Event Details:
Location: Paramount Theatre
Date: Friday, May 19, 2017
Time: 8 pm
Program:
RICHARD RODGERS Oklahoma! Overture
RICHARD RODGERS The Carousel Waltz
Bryan Nies, Conductor
FRANK LOESSER Guys & Dolls
ACT 1
Sky Masterson: Ben Jones
Sister Sarah Brown: Annie Sherman
Miss. Adelaide: Tami Dahbura
Nathan Detroit: Jack Wilkins
Nicely-Nicely Johnson: J. Raymond Meyers
Benny Southstreet: Adam Flowers
Arvide Abernathy: Joe Wicht
Rusty Charlie: Robert Blake
Oakland Symphony Chorus
Michael Morgan, Conductor
INTERMISSION
JULE STYNE Overture to Gypsy
Bryan Nies, Conductor
FRANK LOESSER Guys & Dolls
ACT 2
Sky Masterson: Ben Jones
Sister Sarah Brown: Annie Sherman
Miss. Adelaide: Tami Dahbura
Nathan Detroit: Jack Wilkins
Nicely-Nicely Johnson: J. Raymond Meyers
Benny Southstreet: Adam Flowers
Arvide Abernathy: Joe Wicht
Rusty Charlie: Robert Blake
Oakland Symphony Chorus
Michael Morgan, Conductor
Pre-concert talk by John Kendall Bailey from stage starting at 7:05 pm.
Oakland Symphony loads the dice with an all-star cast in this dazzling concert version of the beloved American classic!
The slickest high rollers are in town, and they’re depending on Nathan Detroit to score a secret spot for their floating crap game. Throw in Salvation Army songbird Sarah Brown, who’s short on sinners at the mission; Sky Masterson, who accepts Nathan’s bet that he can’t lure Sarah to exotic tropical Havana; and the notorious, sniffling showgirl Miss Adelaide, who’s desperate to marry Nathan, and you have an odds-on favorite!
Set in vivid, mid-20th century New York City and buoyed by a Frank Loesser score that is among the most immortal works in theater history, Guys & Dolls has been called “the perfect musical comedy.” The American Masterworks Series closes out the 2016/17 season with this exuberant concert classic, joined by the Oakland Symphony Chorus.
Price Level: A | $80 |
Price Level: B | $65 |
Price Level: C | $50 |
Price Level: D | $40 |
Price Level: E | $25 |
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The 2016/17 season is supported by grants from: