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.
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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.

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The Summer Breeze concert series for 2008 was quite successful. They drew good-sized crowds who enjoyed the music in person and, later on Radio Cafe Hertford 103. It was our pleasure to put the music on our web site for one and all to enjoy.

The music was quite a variety. The opening act was Connected which did just that with the audience. Following that jazzy presentation there was bluegrass by Strings Attached – and those attached strings sounded good.

The closer was the 2008 Gospel Festival with music by the Locust Grove AME Church Choir, The Blessing Boys of Hertford United Methodist Church, Cherry Alexander from Warren’s Grove Church, and the Holy Trinity Community Church Male Chorus.

It was an excellent cross-section of gospel music climaxed by the outstanding men from Holy Trinity.

The first two concerts had to be moved to the Recreation Center, but the gospelers did perform at the Newbold-White House site on a perfect-weather day.

Our thanks to the performers, the attendees, and to those who contributed their talents. Thanks from Radio Cafe Hertford 103. Frank Roberts

Take a break this summer with Frankly Speaking with Frank Roberts presents – Summer Breeze Concerts

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Take a break this summer with Frankly Speaking with Frank Roberts presents – Summer Breeze Concerts

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Summer Breeze FANS
Perquimans County Restoration Association
Perquimans Arts League
NC Arts Council Grassroots Program

SUMMER BREEZE Concerts
on the grounds of Hertford’s Newbold-White House the concerts are held once a month during the Summer on Sunday afternoons at 5:30 p.m.

RCH103 roaming reporter “Frank Roberts of Frankly Speaking” will cover all of the concerts throughout the summer.

The first concert was Sunday June 22 featuring Jazz music