Archive of 2005 Events
sponsored by the Trust
POETRY READING
Sunday, January 2
2 pm, $5

Poetry in the New Year
In collaboration with Tapestry of Voices

Open the New Year with four local poets and reflect on the pleasures of the word. Poets reading are: Michael R. Brown, Meg Campbell, Tom Daley, Mary Pinard.

   

CONCERT
Sunday, January 9,
4 pm, $20/$18 Trust Members

RESERVATIONS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED: tickets @foresthillstrust.org or 617-524-3354

Liber unUsualis
In the Company of Mars: Johannes Ciconia and the Italian Trecento

Join a cappella trio Liber unUsualis for music by 14th century virtuoso Johannes Ciconia. Praising his patrons, Ciconia likened the men to Mars and the women to Venus. His music teems with high energy, wild harmonic contrasts and death-defying ornament.

Start off the New Year with uplifting music in the intimate, resonant space of Forsyth Chapel, a 19th century architectural gem which provides the perfect accoustics for this talented vocal ensemble.

Admission $20/$18 Trust Members. Reservations recommended: tickets@foresthillstrust.org

   
POETRY READING
Sunday, February 6
2 pm, $5

Jamaica Plain Poets
In collaboration with Tapestry of Voices

An afternoon poetry reading featuring the Jamaica Plain poets Susan Eisenberg, Elizabeth Galloway, Carolyn Gregory and Sandra Storey.

   

CONCERT
Members and Donors Special Event
Sunday, February 13,
4 pm

To become a member or donor, please see the links at the top of this page.

Ukulele Soiree

The ukulele, once our nation's most popular musical instrument, is revived. Hear three groups who play everything from the great tunes of the 1920s and 30s to contemporary folk, pop and rock. Craig Robertson and the Sob Sisters combine ukulele with the sounds of two cellos and the saw. Romantic ballads sung by Rick Russo, aka The Ukulele Crooner, have been known to make audiences swoon. Greg Hawkes and Tim Mann play a mix of new compositions and contemporary classics, including songs by The Beatles and The Cars (Greg was the keyboard player for this great 80s band).

Listen to a sample of music played by Craig Robertson: the classic We're in the Money and his original song, The Hypnotist.

Free to Donors and Trust Members.

   
CONCERT
Sunday, March 6,
4 pm, $15/$12 Trust Members

The Socially Awkward Composers

The flavors of Catalonian music, Minimalism, Doo-Wop and R & B inspire five innovative composers emerging from New England Conservatory with procative new music: Andrew Bisset, Michael McLaughlin, Michael Miller, Colin Stack and Montserat Torras.

Admission $15/$12 Trust Members. Reservations recommended: tickets@foresthillstrust.org or 617.524.3354.

Sponsored in part by two great Jamaica Plain restaurants: JP Seafood Cafe (730 Centre Street, www.jpseafoodcafe.com) and James's Gate Restaurant & Pub (5-11 McBride Street, www.jamessgate.com). We gratefully thank these generous concert sponsors, and recommend that you sample their delicious cuisine before or after the show!

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POETRY READING
Sunday, March 6,
2 pm, $5

Poetry Reading
In collaboration with Tapestry of Voices

Poets David Daniel, Anthony Donahoe, Frannie Lindsay and Scott Withiam share poems both new and old in the Forsyth Chapel.

   
CONCERT
Sunday, April 3,
4 pm, $15/$12 Trust Members

SOLD OUT
No tickets will be available at the door

Silver Leaf Gospel Singers

Still going strong after 60 years, these masters oif gospel present old-time a cappella jubilee singing - toe-tapping, heart-lifting, hand-clapping sound and soul. Don't miss these american treasures.

Admission $15/$12 Trust Members. Reservations recommended: tickets@foresthillstrust.org or 617-524-3354.

Sponsored in part by two great Jamaica Plain restaurants: JP Seafood Cafe (730 Centre Street, www.jpseafoodcafe.com) and James's Gate Restaurant & Pub (5-11 McBride Street, www.jamessgate.com). We gratefully thank these generous concert sponsors, and recommend that you sample their delicious cuisine before or after the show!

Find out how to join the Trust

   
POETRY READING
Sunday, April 10,
2 pm, $5

National Poetry Month
In collaboration with Tapestry of Voices

Join the Forest Hills Educational Trust and the Tapestry of Voices for a celebration of National Poetry Month with Jean Flanagan, Harris Gardner, Barbara Helfgott-Hyett and Franz Wright -- Winner of the 2004 Pulitzer Prize for Poetry.

   
WALKING TOUR
Sunday, April 24
2 PM, $8
Stories Behind the Stones
Our energetic and erudite guide Al Maze opens our tour season with an introduction to the fascinating history and people of historic Forest Hills Cemetery. Meet at Main Gate.
Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring drinking water.
   

TALK
Tuesday, April 26
6:30 PM, $22/$18 Trust Members
organized in collaboration with the Arnold Arboretum and held at their site

 

 

Art in the Landscape
A Slide-Talk with Curators Cecily Miller & Liesel Fenner
and Artists Danielle Krcmar & Maura Cronin


Join Cecily Miller of the Forest Hills Educational Trust, Liesel Fenner of the New England Foundation for the Arts, and artists Danielle Krcmar and Maura Cronin for a slide talk exploring how artists can draw inspiration from a landscape and shape our perceptions of place.

Cecily Miller has introduced adventurous art to the grand Victorian landscape of Forest Hills Cemetery to illuminate its role as a sanctuary and memorial space. Liesel Fenner pairs artists with community-based conservation projects across the US. She won the Conservation Hero Award from the National Park Service in 2004 for this innovative work.

Artist Maura Cronin explores the potential of landscapes in transition. Currently she is helping develop a Greenway/Blueway Plan for 100 miles of fragile North Carolina shoreline. Sculptor Danielle Krcmar often portrays people, either through direct representation of the human figure or through the creation of evocative objects - an empty bed, a collection of tools, a cast away shoe - modelled in cement. Her work has been included in three exhibitions at Forest Hills.

 

Resting Benches by Danielle Krcmar and Lisa Osborn and Flotilla Festival by Maura Cronin

Reservations recommended: tickets@foresthillstrust.org or 617-524-3354.
Co-sponsored with the Arnold Arboretum and held at their site: The Hunnewell Building, 125 Arborway, Jamaica Plain.

   
POETRY READING
Sunday, May 1,
2 pm, $5
Poetry Reading
In collaboration with Tapestry of Voices

Our spring poetry series ends with readings by Suzanne Owens, Lainie Senechal, B.G. Thurston and Deborah Warren.
   
BIRDING WALK
Wednesday, May 11
6:30 am, $5

Bird Watching at Forest Hills Cemetery
Birds can find food, water and shelter in the 275 acres of green space at Forest Hills, and Lake Hibiscus is a favorite watering hole. Spring is a great time of year to spot many different kinds of birds stopping by during their spring migrations. Join birding enthusiast Hap Ellis for an early morning walk around the grounds to see who is visiting this year.

Wear comfortable and weatherproof boots or shoes (the morning dew can be wet this time of year). Bring binoculars if you have them, bottled water, and anything else you would find helpful.

Please RSVP to Nini Colmore; attendance is limited to 30. Canceled in the event of heavy rain.

   
BIRDING WALK
Wednesday, May 18
6:30 am, $5

Bird Watching at Forest Hills Cemetery
Our second spring birdwalk will be led by birding enthusiast Hamilton Coolidge.

Please RSVP to Nini Colmore; attendance is limited to 12. Canceled in the event of heavy rain.

   

CONCERT
Sunday, May 22,
2pm

FREE
but please make reservations.

 

Chameleon Arts Ensemble Family Concert

An afternoon of chamber music especially for children (age 6 and up), featuring Bruce Adolphe's wonderful Red Dogs and Pink Skies, inspired by the paintings of Paul Gauguin. Afterwards meet the Chameleons and touch the instruments. Admission free.

Reservations recommended: tickets@foresthillstrust.org or 617-524-3354.

Sponsored in part by two great Jamaica Plain restaurants: JP Seafood Cafe (730 Centre Street, www.jpseafoodcafe.com) and James's Gate Restaurant & Pub (5-11 McBride Street, www.jamessgate.com); sample their delicious cuisine before or after the show! This concert is also sponsored by Boing Toy Store, Jamaica Plain's wonderful store for children and their families. We gratefully thank these generous local businesses for their support.

This concert is part of a community project which includes a day of education and music at the Young Achievers School. Funded in part by a grant awarded to Chameleon Arts Ensemble by the The Robbins-De Beaumont Foundation.

   
WALKING TOUR
Sunday, Sunday, May 29
2 PM, $8
Memorial Day Walking Tour: In Their Own Words
What was it like to serve in the Civil War, the American Revolution, and more recent battles? Al Maze’s walking tour interweaves history with readings from personal accounts of the battlefield drawn from diaries and war letters. Meet at Main Gate. Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring drinking water. The tour is limited to 75 people on a first come first serve (no reservations).
   

SLIDE SHOW & CONCERT
SOLD OUT!
Saturday, June 25 at 8 pm
Admission: $10/$8 members

FLASHLIGHT TOUR
SOLD OUT!
Saturday, June 25 at 9 pm
Admission: $8/free with concert ticket

TREASURE HUNTS AND TROLLEY TOURS
Sunday, June 26
2 to 5 pm
Free admission; trolley tickets $8/$4 children.


Treasure Hunts and Trolly Tours

Join us for festive events celebrating the nomination of Forest Hills Cemetery to the National Register of Historic Places!

We invite you to explore the art, landscape and history of Forest Hills Cemetery, one of Boston's most beautiful green spaces. Enjoy live music, antique bicycles, floral tributes, a vintage firetruck, and much more! See complete listing below.

SATURDAY, JUNE 25: PERE LACHAISE
The celebration kicks off Saturday with a slide show and concert at 8 pm exploring Pere Lachaise. This famous French cemetery in Paris was founded by Napoleon and was one of the primary inspirations for Forest Hills and the American rural cemetery movement. Photographer and historian Susan Wilson and the Riverview Chamber Players present a multimedia piece featuring live music by some of the famous musicians buried at Pere Lachaise: Chopin, Edith Piaf, Rossini and the Doors' Jim Morrison. The ensemble for this special event includes flute, two violins, viola, and cello.
Reservations recommended: tickets@foresthillstrust.org or 617-524-3354.

After the concert on Saturday night, join us for a champagne toast and flashlight night-time tour of the Cemetery, which is normally closed after dark. Star-gaze as we walk down to Lake Hibiscus and back, stopping to view important sculpture and monuments along the way. Enjoy a spectacular floral installation by artist Suzan Baltozer at the gravesite of Henry Dearborn, the founder of Forest Hills. Please bring your own flashlight. This tour is free for with your concert admission or $8 for those who do not attend the concert.

SUNDAY, JUNE 26 FROM 2 TO 5 PM
TREASURE HUNTS AND TROLLEY TOURS
On Sunday, bring a picnic lunch and take a treasure hunt through the magnificent landscape of Forest Hills. Along the way, encounter contemporary art, ukuleles, poetry, and more. Linger at Lake Hibiscus to hear Quintessential Brass play Victorian and ragtime tunes starting at 2:30. Explore on your own or go on a guided tour. Special tours for this occasion include: trolley rides with Al Maze from 2 to 5, a family tour with performance artist Barbara Michaels at 3 pm, and a bicycle tour at 5 pm.

Trolley tours leave from the Main Gate and from Lake Hibiscus. The Family Tour and Bicycle Tour leave from the Bell Tower/Main Gate. Treasure Hunt is self-guided; pick up a map near the main gate.

Live music and treasure hunt activities run from 2 to 5. Trolley tour admission: $8 adults/$4 children 12 and under. All other activities are free. As always, wear comfortable walking shoes and bring drinking water.
Picnic at Lake Hibiscus and then go on a treasure hunt. Follow clues to antique bicycles, stone animals, the gravesite of poet e.e. cummings, and a floral tribute to Henry Dearborn, the Renaissance man who founded Forest Hills Cemetery.

Bring your own bicycle, and join us for a bicycle tour at 5 pm; a two-mile route will wind through varied terrain.

Al Maze will lead trolley tours Karen Langley and Craig Robertson will play tunes of the flapper era on ukuleles Quintessential Brass Band will perform Victorian and ragtime repertoire.
     

 

   
POETRY READING
Monday, July 11
6:30 p.m. at Forsyth Chapel
Free admission.

Acclaimed writer Junot Diaz will read with poets Ron Fletcher and Mary Bonina in Forsyth Chapel during the first of The Boston Voices 375th Writers’ Series, a highlight of Mayor Menino’s 375th Boston celebration. Junot Diaz is the author of Drown, a celebrated collection of short stories tracing the Dominican immigrant experience and set both in Santo Domingo and New Jersey, and a professor of creative writing and immigrant literature at MIT. Ron Fletcher and Mary Bonina are Boston poets whose work currently appears as part of the Boston 375 Views exhibit on display in Boston City Hall, featuring work by local Boston artists and poets.

There will be a Q&A session and book signing after the reading. The Boston Voices readings by Boston writers will take place on Monday evenings throughout the summer at other venues around the city. Other participants include Ha Jin, Dennis Lehane, and Sue Miller, among many other acclaimed Boston writers. For further information, please visit www.cityofboston.gov/boston375, or call 617-635-2375.

   
SPECIAL EVENT
Thursday, July14
6 to 9 pm
$10 donation for each lantern supports the event
Rain date: July 21

Seventh Annual Lantern Festival
A moving and magical memorial ceremony inspired by Buddhist ritual. Hear music by the Samurai drummers of Tsuji Daiko and the a cappella singers, The Variasians. Enjoy traditional Chinese folk dances presented by students from Chu Ling Dance Academy.

Inscribe a lantern with your own personal messages to friends and family. At sunset, gather at Lake Hibiscus to light the lantern's small votive candle release it. Watch as it joins a thousand other floating lanterns, drifting across the water, bearing messages of love and hope.

Please note: bring a flashlight to help guide your exit from the Cemetery, as there is no electrical lighting after dark.


   
WALKING TOUR
Sunday, July 17

5 pm, $8


Victorian Sculpture Tour

Cultural historian Elise Ciregna leads a tour of sculpture by well known 19th century masters (Daniel Chester French and Martin Milmore) and vernacular monuments created by accomplished stone carvers.

Elise Ciregna is the Trust's first Scholar-in-Residence. She is researching stone monuments at Forest Hills and analyzing their symbolism and inscriptions in the context of Victorian society. We gratefully acknowledge a grant from the Massachusetts Foundation for the Humanities which made this residency possible.

This program is funded in part by the Massachusetts Foundation for the Humanities.

   
WALKING TOUR
Sunday, July 24

5 pm, free
Contemporary Sculpture Tour
Katherine Aungier leads a tour with Clementine Cummer, Ellen Lewis, Madeleine Lord, Susan Nacco, Gabrielle Rossmer and Leslie Wilcox, six artists with work on our Contemporary Sculpture Path.
   
WALKING TOUR
Sunday, July 31
2 pm, $8
Women of Forest Hills
Guide Al Maze tells the stories of some of the remarkable women buried here, including artists and writers, doctors and suffragists.
   
WALKING TOUR
Sunday, August 14
5 pm, $8

Victorian Sculpture Tour
Cultural historian Elise Ciregna leads a tour of sculpture by well known 19th century masters (Daniel Chester French and Martin Milmore) and vernacular monuments created by accomplished stone carvers.

Elise Ciregna is the Trust's first Scholar-in-Residence. She is researching stone monuments at Forest Hills and analyzing their symbolism and inscriptions in the context of Victorian society. We gratefully acknowledge a grant from the Massachusetts Foundation for the Humanities which made this residency possible.

This program is funded in part by the Massachusetts Foundation for the Humanities.

   
WALKING TOUR
Sunday, August 21
5 pm, free
Contemporary Sculpture Tour
Katherine Aungier leads a tour with artists Danielle Krcmar, George Sherwood and Carolyn Wirth, three artists with work on our Contemporary Sculpture Path.
   
WALKING TOUR
Sunday, August 28
2 pm, $8
Stories Behind the Stones
Guide Al Maze leads a tour of Forest Hills Cemetery, telling its history and the stories of some of the remarkable people buried here. Meet at the map stand just inside the front entrance gate. Wear comfortable shoes and expect to walk about 2 miles of varied terrain.
   
WALKING TOUR
Sunday, Sept. 11
2 pm, $8


Victorian Sculpture Tour

Cultural historian Elise Ciregna leads a tour of sculpture by well known 19th century masters (Daniel Chester French and Martin Milmore) and vernacular monuments created by accomplished stone carvers. Meet at the map stand just inside the front entrance gate. Wear comfortable shoes and expect to walk about 2 miles of varied terrain.

Elise Ciregna is the Trust's first Scholar-in-Residence. She is researching stone monuments at Forest Hills and analyzing their symbolism and inscriptions in the context of Victorian society. We gratefully acknowledge a grant from the Massachusetts Foundation for the Humanities which made this residency possible.

This program is funded in part by the Massachusetts Foundation for the Humanities.

   
WALKING TOUR
Sunday, Sept. 18
2 pm, free
Contemporary Sculpture Tour
Join us for a tour of the Contemporary Sculpture Path with participating artists Danielle Krcmar, Madeleine Lord, Mitch Ryerson, and Carol Spack. Meet at the map stand just inside the front entrance gate.
   

SPECIAL EVENT
Friday, September 23
6 to 9 pm

Saturday, Sept. 24
10 am to noon
coffee and snacks

Forsyth Chapel
free

Opening Reception
JP Open Studios Juried Exhibition in Forsyth Chapel

This festive reception kicks off Open Studios weekend in Jamaica Plain. Forest Hills hosts a juried exhibition in Forsyth Chapel.
See listing below for participating artists, jurors, and regular exhibition hours.
   
EXHIBITION
Saturday, September 24
Sunday, September 25
Saturday, Oct. 1
Sunday, Oct. 2
noon to 6 pm
Forsyth Chapel
free
JP Open Studios Juried Exhibition in Forsyth Chapel
Forest Hills hosts a juried exhibition in Forsyth Chapel. Participating artists: Beth Balliro, Terry Boutelle, Janet Cormier, Christine Fritsch, Mary Long Graham, Alan Greene, Pam Hart, Nathalie Laschet, Sasja Lucas, Rachel Paxton, Robin Radin, Mardi Reed, Nancy Sableski, Ellen Shattuck, Elizabeth Slayton, Kate True, and Ann M. Turley. Jury: Dean Nimmer, former Chair of the Painting Department at Mass. College of Art; Emily Moore, Assistant Curator, ICA Boston; Frank Roselli, Soprafina Gallery, Harrison Avenue, Boston.
   
WALKING TOUR
Sunday, Sept. 25
2 pm, $8
Stories Behind the Stones: Milton and Consecration Hills
Al Maze delves into the history of notable Bostonians buried in two of the cemetery’s oldest sections: statesmen, soldiers, inventors, intellectuals, and more. Meet at the map stand just inside the front entrance gate. Wear comfortable shoes and expect to walk about 2 miles of varied terrain.
   

WALKING TOUR
Saturday, Oct. 1 (Oct. 2 in the event of heavy rain)
10 am, $10 per human



8th Annual DOG WALK

Sponsored by Polkadog Bakery
The Dog Walk is a unique annual expedition for sociable dogs and their owners. Historian Dee Morris leads this special walking tour of monuments of interest to our canine friends and stories of pets and working animals of 19th century Boston. Certificates and treats are awarded upon completion. $10 admission for each human.

Advance ticket purchase is recommended as attendance is limited; tickets@foresthillstrust.org or call 617.524.3354.

The event sponsor, Polkadog Bakery, is a treat boutique for dogs located at 256 Shawmut Avenue in the South End. Visit them at www.polkadog.com

   
SPECIAL EVENT
Sunday, Oct. 2
2 pm, free
FREE OUTDOOR FAMILY CONCERT: Sound Play
Ricardo Frota brings instruments from all over the world to join three marimbas (built by teenagers at Dorchester’s Little House School along with fine furniture-maker Mitch Ryerson). Frota performs music from Brazil, America and Africa and invites children to play along. Recommended for ages 5 and up.
   
READING
Sunday, October 9
2 pm, $5
Forsyth Chapel

Kiss Me Goodnight
Writers read from Kiss Me Goodnight, a recently published and deeply moving anthology of poems and stories by women who were girls when their mothers died. With authors Laurie Gass, Harriet Jacobs, Joanne Kelley, Susan Mahan, Ann O'Fallon, Rachel Pray, Laura Rodley, Margaret Vaillancourt, and Anna M.Warrock. The book will be available for sale and signing.

   
POETRY READING
Sunday, Oct. 16
2 pm, $5
Forsyth Chapel
A Tribute to E.E. Cummings
Charles Coe, Michael Hoerman, Robert K. Johnson, and John Sturm read from Cummings’ poems and their own in tribute to this great American innovator. The reading in Forsyth Chapel will be followed by a walk to the poet’s grave site.
   
WALKING TOUR
Sunday, Oct. 23
2 pm, $8

Victorian Sculpture Tour
CANCELLED DUE TO RAIN
Join us on Sunday, Oct. 30 at 1 pm, for a Sculpture Tour organized in collaboration with the Victorian Society and open to the public

Cultural historian Elise Ciregna leads a tour of sculpture by well known 19th century masters (Daniel Chester French and Martin Milmore) and vernacular monuments created by accomplished stone carvers. Meet at the map stand just inside the front entrance gate. Wear comfortable shoes and expect to walk about 2 miles of varied terrain.

Elise Ciregna is the Trust's first Scholar-in-Residence. She is researching stone monuments at Forest Hills and analyzing their symbolism and inscriptions in the context of Victorian society. We gratefully acknowledge a grant from the Massachusetts Foundation for the Humanities which made this residency possible.


This program is funded in part by the Massachusetts Foundation for the Humanities.


   
WALKING TOUR
Sunday, Oct. 30
2 pm, $8
Stories Behind the Stones
Al Maze leads the final walking tour of the 2005 season. An introduction to Forest Hills Cemetery, highlighting some of its most famous memorials and some of the most notable Bostonians buried here. Meet at the map stand just inside the front entrance gate. Wear comfortable shoes and expect to walk about 2 miles of varied terrain.
   
SPECIAL EVENT
Wednesday, Nov. 2
4:30 – 6:30 pm, free
Rain or shine

MEXICAN DAY OF THE DEAD
La Piñata presents this ancient Mexican ritual, with children and adults performing traditional music and dance. Bring mementos – food, flowers, photos – to put on the ceremonial altar. This event will be held rain or shine; dress warmly and bring a flashlight to guide you when exiting the Cemetery.

Advance activities, including a fiesta and craft-making, will be held the previous weekend at nearby Spontaneous Celebrations, which is located at 45 Danforth Street in Jamaica Plain.

   
POETRY READING
Sunday, Nov. 13
2 pm, $5
Forsyth Chapel

A Celebration of Anne Sexton
Lois Ames, Suzanne Berger, Robert J. Clawson and Victor Howes read from Sexton’s poems and their own in celebration of this iconoclastic and groundbreaking American poet. The reading in Forsyth Chapel will be followed by a walk to Sexton’s grave site.

   
CONCERT
Sunday, November 20
4 pm, $15/$12 members

Forsyth Chapel
Sunday, November 20 at 4 pm
Join us for a musical feast featuring two talented ensembles which infuse diverse traditions with a contemporary sensibility

Nazranah & 35th Parallel
Tanya Mohammad Jacobs
reinvents traditional Urdu love songs, surrounding her soaring vocals with the hip urban sound of her band Nazranah. Electric guitar, bass and tabla create a vibrant source of energy.
35th Parallel draws its name from the latitude that runs through India, the Middle East and Mediterranean. Tabla and oud fuse tradition with improvisation in this border-crossing blend.

Admission $15/$12 Trust Members.

Sponsored in part by James's Gate Restaurant & Pub (5-11 McBride Street, www.jamessgate.com). We gratefully thank them for their generous support; consider sampling their delicious cuisine before or after the show!

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CONCERT
Sunday, December 11
4 pm, $20/$16 members

Forsyth Chapel

SOLD OUT!


SOLD OUT!
Borromeo String Quartet
For their Forsyth Chapel debut, this world-class quartet will premiere a work written for them by Boston composer Larry Bell, along with its inspiration, Beethoven's Opus 132, String Quartet No. 15 in A minor. This is an extraordinary opportunity to experience the Borromeo String Quartet in an intimate setting with marvellous accoustics. The composer, Larry Bell, will be at the concert. Reservations recommended: 617.524.3354 or tickets@foresthillstrust.org.

Sponsored in part by James's Gate Restaurant & Pub (5-11 McBride Street, www.jamessgate.com). We gratefully thank them for their generous support; consider sampling their delicious cuisine before or after the show!

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