The famed Hurrah Players will bring their talent to the Perquimans County High School on Saturday, Appropriately, they will be presenting Disney’s very popular, “High School Musical.”

September 5, 2008
High School Musical at PCHS
7pm $17 adults/$10 children 12 and under.
Benefits PCRA projects Tickets Chamber, NBWH
252-426-7567

Huge Copeland of Belvidere, found and director of the nationally recognized family theater, is our guest on Frankly Speaking. Give a listen and find out still more about the play that has thrilled critics and fans.

September 5
High School Musical at PCHS
7pm $17 adults/$10 children 12 and under.
Benefits PCRA projects Tickets Chamber, NBWH
252-426-7567

Dedicated to the idea of learning by doing, the Hurrah Players provides a joyous learning experience for children of all ages. Classes include acting, dancing, singing, musical theatre and stage craft, all of which serve to build artistic and creative skills.

This instruction is then translated into a hands-on educational experience through the mounting of four main-stage productions per season. Students have the opportunity to join in these productions, fulfilling their personal dreams and carrying the audience to their own “dream” state.

Hurrah Players was created by Hugh Copeland, a Perquimans County native, in 1984 to train young actors and put them on stage in full Broadway-style productions. The group is based in Norfolk, Va.

Frankly Music with your host Frank Roberts is coming to RCH103

With Sirius and XM, satellite music providers merging, you will have a very large choice of radio stations but, let us assure you, there will not be anything that will be as much fun, as interesting, or with such a fascinating variety of music as you will find on RCH103.com.

If you like eastern swing - i.e. Miller, Goodman, the Dorseys, etc. - and western swing - i.e. Wills, Cooley, etc. - you will love the show. There will be the familiar band pieces as well as a lot of things you may never have heard before but you would love to hear again. There will be novelties, and the unusual. At least 90% of everything we play will be toe-tappers.

Tune in and enjoy as RCH103.com presents something wonderfully different - Frankly Music.

Friday January 11, 2008

Now Playing Frankly Speaking with Frank Roberts:

The Monty Alexander Trio, one of the best-known jazz groups - jazz with a Latin flavor - will be in concert Friday at the Roper Performing Arts Center in Norfolk. [ Click the guitar for YouTube performace ]

Blake Cullen, the former Norfolk Admirals owner, who is promoting the Jazz On Granby series will talk about the program and those following.

Dedicated in January 2001, the Jeanne & George Roper Performing Arts Center supports a legacy of art and culture that thrives in Downtown Norfolk. The theatre is located at 340 Granby Street in Downtown Norfolk. Click the map to the left for a closer view.

Jeanne & George Roper Performing Arts Center
340 Granby Street
Norfolk, VA 23510
800.949.7029 / 757.623.4141

Our second hour goes nautical on Friday with a visit from John Ernst, captain of the Periauger, the replica of the 17th century workboat. Wait till you hear about his background. Sailing the seas, one way or another, is old hat to him.

Also, Wednesday, an interview with Laura Bryna who will be opening for Clint Black’s concert in Newport News. Her story is an inspiration.

And, a man who constantly pays tribute to veterans will also be a Friday guest. Don’t miss the program’s exclusive interview with the living legend, Charlie Daniels.