The 30th Anniversary 2012 season will open in the newly renovated Oxford Community Center in Oxford, MD with the music of the dynamic writing duo of John Kander and Fred Ebb. “Life is a Cabaret: the Songs of Kander & Ebb”.
TAP’s 30th season coincides with the 50th anniversary of the collaboration of Kander and Ebb. Director Joe Tyler shares his enthusiasm for the talent and genius of this writing team by presenting a singing and dancing production of their music & lyrics. John Kander and Fred Ebb have written songs for twenty Broadway musicals, fourteen of them Broadway hits, including “Chicago”, “Cabaret”, “Woman of the Year”, “Curtains”, “The Act”, and “Kiss of the Spider Woman”. They also worked together on the films “New York, New York” and “Funny Lady”.
Twenty-seven talented local performers pay tribute to these great composers’ unmatched ability to tell a poignant story or simply entertain! Gail Aveson, Sarah Claggett, Jane Copple, Kate Cox, Nathalie Derakshani, Paulette Florio, Joey Frankos, Marcia Gilliam, Sharon Gilroy, Bill Gross, Dana Haddaway, Debbie Harmon, Rhonda Higginbottom, Portia Hughes, Jenny Madino, Ira Nelson, Bridget Page, Wendy Pagenstecher, Lisa Roth, Zack Schlag, John Swann, Laura Todd, Travis Todd, Joe Tyler, Kim Wilson, & Herb Ziegler. Accompanist is Ellen Barry Grunden, with Shelby Clendaniel on percussion.
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TAP is funded in part by a General Operating Grant from the Maryland State Arts Council, with funds provided by the State of Maryland and by the National Endowment for the Arts, and by a similar grant from the Talbot County Arts Council, agencies which believe that a great nation deserves great art, and that promotion of the arts is good for our families, our businesses and our communities.