Masks are required at all times for all patrons and visitors regardless of vaccination status during all indoor performances taking place at Shenandoah Conservatory. Masks must be worn in the lobby, inside the theatre/concert hall and in the restrooms.
Performing artists will perform unmasked only if they are fully vaccinated and have tested negative for COVID-19 within 72 hours of their performance(s).
Welcome to the second annual Inside/Out: Arts Open House where we throw open the doors to our venues, set up outdoor stages and let YOU curate your own performance experience!
Check out the schedule below to determine which events you would like to attend.
In addition to the dozens of short music, theatre and dance performances, you can enjoy stage combat demonstrations, drum and dance workshops, or an interactive Silk Screening class. And don't forget to stop by our festival beer garden near Sarah's Glen, where food and drinks are available for purchase.
Thank you for joining us and enjoy!
Performances and showcases last 10 to 30 minutes; schedule and programming subject to change.
Food and drinks are available for purchase in the festival beer garden located by Sarah's Glen. Cash and credit card are accepted. Outdoor seating available under the tent.
Food and drinks are available for purchase at the Concessions Stand located in the Ohrstrom-Bryant Theatre lobby. Cash and credit card are accepted.
This year’s event begins at 2:30PM in Sarah’s Glen with a special 9/11 Remembered program hosted by the Shenandoah University Veterans and Supporters organization and featuring students from the Shenandoah Conservatory Brass Studio.
Program to be announced from stage.
with Jona Masiya, clinician
Program to be announced from stage. NOTE: Participation is on a first-come, first-served basis.
with Kit Wilder, fight choreographer
Noah Ratgen, actor • Laurel Hinton, actor
Program to be announced from stage.
Program to be selected from the following:
CONSERVATORY CHOIR
Thomas Morley: Sing We and Chant It
Thomas Morley: April Is in My Mistress Face
Claudin de Sermisy: Tant que vivray
Hans Leo Hassler: All Lust und Freud
Jacques Arcadelt: Il bianco e dolce cigno
Orlando di Lasso: O occhi manza mia
CANTUS SINGERS
John Newton (arr. Stephen Hatfield): Amazing Grace
Program to be announced from stage.
Program to be announced from stage.
William Finn: I’d Rather Be Sailing (A New Brain)
Stephen Schwartz: Meadowlark (The Baker’s Wife)
Marita Stryker, voice * David Landrum, piano
Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II: Cockeyed Optimist from South Pacific
Andrew Lippa: My New Philosophy from You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown
Megan Richards, voice * David Landrum, piano
Stephen Flaherty: Back to Before from Ragtime
Frank Loesser: Adelaide’s Lament from Guys and Dolls
Emily Castleton, voice * David Landrum, piano
Recording & Audio Arts Mini-Showcase
Program to be announced from stage.
Yu Wang • Jalen Mims • Joshua Lewis • Ada Rexrode • Zachary Freshwater • Matthew Bissen • Erin Eady • Peter Mattson • Garrick Zoeter, director
with Jona Masiya, clinician
Program to be announced from stage. NOTE: Participation is on a first-come, first-served basis.
Program to be announced from stage.
Program to be announced from stage.
Program to be announced from stage.
with Jennifer Flitton Adams, instructor
Program to be announced from stage.
Program to be selected from the following:
CONSERVATORY CHOIR
Thomas Morley: Sing We and Chant It
Thomas Morley: April Is in My Mistress Face
Claudin de Sermisy: Tant que vivray
Hans Leo Hassler: All Lust und Freud
Jacques Arcadelt: Il bianco e dolce cigno
Orlando di Lasso: O occhi manza mia
CANTUS SINGERS
John Newton (arr. Stephen Hatfield): Amazing Grace
Program to be announced from stage.
Program to be announced from stage.
Program to be announced from stage.
Michael Nyman (b. 1944): In C Interlude
Dane Frandsen • Mathuin Smith • Peter Mattson • Garrick Zoeter • Ada Rexrode • Alex Corley • Scout Kirkham • Ethan Hahn • Jacob Routhier • Austin Dettor • Matthew Neal • Jonathan Newman
with Kit Wilder, fight choreographer
Noah Ratgen, actor • Laurel Hinton, actor
Program to be announced from stage.
with Erica Helm, instructor and Karen Follett, accompanist
Do you love Jane Austen? Join us to learn the basics of dance steps that are used in theatrical productions and films about Jane Austen's era and still are enjoyed by social dance groups today.
Paul Hindemith (1895–1963): Kleine Kammermusik op. 24, No. 2
Rosalee Discenza, flute • Lilly Matthews, oboe • Jalen Mims, clarinet • Brenda Herrera, bassoon • Nick Peretti, horn
with Jennifer Flitton Adams, instructor
Program to be announced from stage. NOTE: You must attend Silk Screening Part I to participate in Part II.
Antonín Dvořák (1841–1904): Serenade for Winds in D Minor, op. 44 (1878)
Selected movements to be announced from stage.
Lillian Mathews • Mathuin Smith • Erin Eady • Peter Mattson • Kaelin Walton • Isibeal Measells • Ethan Hahn • Nick Peretti • Scout Kirkham • Kristian Dillon • Logan Unger • Tim Robblee, conductor
Program to be announced from stage.
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