Five things not to miss this weekend
This weekend has had a long lead-up time. Hope you're rested because we've got comedy, a double billing of high-energy music at the Strand, a local talent show and The "Beatles" if you feel like taking a drive.
Final Art Walk of Rockland
Friday, November 27—Rockland
Rineman, a 2005 Emerson graduate who's worked for Fallon for six years, is indeed dorky, but he's also a skilled and prolific comedian. As relentlessly earnest as he may seem, Rineman can grind out dozens of gags a day, and a good percentage of them make it into Fallon's monologue. The show starts at 7:30 at the Camden Opera House. Tickets: Opera House. See our story: Five questions for stand up comic Jon Rineman.
Saturday, November 28—Camden
You ever wish you could go back to high school years and perform a do-over for the Talent Show? A local talent show large group of alumni and current students will present a variety show filled with vocal and instrumental solos, contemporary dance, the CHRHS Jazz Band & Alumni, and larger choral ensembles. Not to be missed is the theatrical ensemble number, Master of the House, with guest appearances by Dagney Ernest and Piet Lammert in the comic roles of the Thenardiers. All proceeds will support the “Raise the Curtain on the 21st Century Strom” campaign to upgrade the sound, lighting and projection systems. Tickets are $10 for general admission or $25 for reserved seats. The show starts at 7 p.m. Online ticket sales are available at stromtickets.com. General admission tickets are available at HAVII in Camden. Tickets will also be available at the door.
Killer Road Trip: Matinee ‘Beatles’ Performance
Sunday, November 29—Portland
If you were never lucky enough to see the original Fab Four in concert, musician Spencer Albee and friends will recreate a near perfect iconic sound while performing Abbey Road in its entirety at the State Theatre in Portland. This is an easy day trip to take as the matinee show begins at 4 p.m. Both shows are all-ages. Tickets are $18 in advance and $20 on the day of the show. Buy tickets online, in person at the Cross Insurance Center Box Office or charge by phone at 800-745-3000.
Kay Stephens can be found at news@penbaypilot.com
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