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Lerner & Loewe's Camelot |
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Fanfare, please! To the herald of trumpets, CATS, The Community Arts Theater Society, proudly announces their summer musical, Lerner & Loewe’s Tony Award winning, CAMELOT.
“Don’t let it be forgot. That once there was a spot. For one brief shining moment, that was known as Camelot”. This is the enduring stanza of a memorable song from the classic 1960 musical, Lerner and Loewe’s CAMELOT, which has inspired countless fans for almost 50 years, including a President of the United States. |
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| Based on the T.H. White novel, The Once and Future King, this romantic and timeless musical tale of King Arthur’s famous round table is directed by Steve Cassling, with CATS’ incredible production team providing beautiful sets and costumes. The musical features beloved classics such as ‘Camelot’, ‘The Lusty Month of May’ and the glorious ballad immortalized by the late Robert Goulet, ‘If Ever I Would Leave You’. Produced for CATS by Karen Sargent Rachels and Russ Lowery, Cassling teams up again with Classic Tales Declassified partner, Brian Adams, who serves as Production Supervisor. Joanne McMaster is the Set Designer with Priscilla Anderson as Costume Designer. Cathy Winch choreographs. Many of CATS’ favorite performers are on hand, with Cassling as King Arthur, Brett Smith as Lancelot, Steve Combs as Merlyn, and Ty Warren featured as Pellinore . Guenevere is played by CATS’ veteran, Sarah Adams, who is currently a Theatre Arts Major at Boston University. Sarah, from the age of 11, has been in seen in many Community Arts Theater productions, and returns home to play this featured role. Others in the cast include: Paul Mitton, Sir Dinadan, Cameron Sundeen-Tierce, Sir Lionel, Joe Sellarole, Sir Sagramore, Daniel Rich, Mordred, Jessica Brown, Nimue, Alicia Jiminez, Morgan Le Fey and Spencer Cassling, Tom of Warwick. There is a special chorus of Big Bear favorites as The Lords and Ladies of Camelot, as well as the wonderful CATS’ children as the Dryads and an opening ballet, featuring the Bear Lake Dance Company. |
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“Classic Tales Declassified” is a hilarious, light-hearted romp through two favorite classic tales, “Robin Hood” and “The Wizard of Oz”.
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| It is directed by and stars Steve Cassling, along with Brian Adams. They play all the characters, and might even pull “you” up on stage to become part of the action.
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CAMELOT opens with the Discount Preview on June 27,
followed by performances on June 28, July 2, 3, 5, 9, 11 and 12 at 7:30 PM and Sunday Matinees on June 29, July 6 & 13 at 1:30 PM. Tickets range in price according to dates and locations, with Adults ranging from $9.95 - $22.95; Seniors, $8.95- $20.95; and Kids under 18, $6.95-$15.95. |
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| The Community Arts Theater Society (CATS) is pleased to announce its 14th consecutive season of quality theater in Big Bear Lakes own state-of-the-art Performing Arts Center. Join us for a season full of magical family entertainment and fun. 2007, once again, proved to be a very successful season, and the Community Arts Theater Societies 2008 Season promises to be even better. Click Here for our UPDATED 2008 Events Flyer (1 page .pdf) As C.A.T.S. productions enjoy increasing popularity, advance ticket purchases are strongly recommended. Several shows last year were Sold Out, disappointing many who waited until the last minute to purchase tickets. Purchase Your Tickets Online Here  |
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| Our 2008 Season at a glance: | ||||
| June/July, 2008 | August, 2008 |
August, 2008 |
November, 2008 |
| Lerner & Loewe's Camelot for one brief shining moment...  Ty Warren as Pellinore, Steve Cassling as King Arthur, and Brett Smith as Lancelot |
Join Us for a matinee of old-tyme silent movies with the incredible Bob Salisbury playing the theatre organ again! |
Back by Popular Demand! Picnic with CATS with the L.A. Police Concert & Jazz Bands |
Rodgers & Hammerstein's CINDERELLA  Amanda Fisch as Cinderella |
| June 27, 28 July 2, 3, 5, 9, 11, 12 at 7:30pm June 29, July 6, 13 at 1:30pm |
August 17th at 2:00pm A Fundraiser for the CATS Warehouse Theater! |
August 31st Band Concert in Theater at 3:00pm CATS Variety Show on stage at 5:30pm 6:30 Dancing to The Jazz Band until 8:00pm |
Nov. 14, 15, 19, 21, 22, 25, 28, 29 at 7:30pm Nov. 16, 23, 30 at 1:30pm |
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Family Fun for all! |
One Low Price for All Events! |
Staring: Amanda Fisch as Cinderella |
| Review our News Release here Review the show flyers: Flyer#1 Flyer#2 |
Filmed in Big Bear, 1920! Wallace Berry in "The Last of The Mohicans" - and - Charlie Chaplin in "The Rink" & Buster Keaton in "The Goat". All old-tyme silent movies and underscored live by Salisbury, who has been the theater organist at the Avalon Casiono Theater in Catalina for decades. |
Bring your Picnic
to the courtyard after 1:00pm Bottled Water, Lemonade, Food & Snacks available for purchase. |
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| 2008 | 2007 | 2006 |
| Classic Tales - Declassified |
Broadway a'la Carte Guys and Dolls Annie |
The Lion in Winter Carousel A Christmas Carol |
| 2005 | 2004 | 2003 |
| Laramie Project The Sound of Music A Christmas Carol |
Survivor Big Bear Oliver Music Man Forum |
Senior Class Oklahoma Picnic at the Pac |
| 2002 | 2001 | 2000 |
| You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown Man of La Mancha Picnic at the PAC |
An Evening of Music and Memories The Fantasics Picnic at the PAC My Fair Lady |
Life with Father Take me Along Little Women The Odd Couple Picnic at the PAC |
| 1999 | 1998 | 1997 |
| A Thousand Clowns Guys and Dolls Oliver Cabaret: A Countdown To 2000 Picnic at the PAC |
The Odd Couple Annie Get Your Gun The Miracle Worker Man of La Mancha Picnic at the PAC |
The King and I The Music Man |
| 1996 | 1995 | 1994 |
| The Sound of Music Picnic at the PAC Senior Class The Miracle Worker An Evening of Gershwin Carousel |
Picnic at the PAC Brigadoon CATS Family Christmas: A Sing-Along Messiah |
Amhal and the Night Visitors Fiddler on The Roof Brigadoon |
Ticket Prices for:
Lerner & Loewe's
Camelot
for one brief shining moment...
| Regular Rates | Adult | Senior | Stu/Child |
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Friday, June 27
<7:30 pm> |
$11.95/$9.95
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$10.95/$8.95
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$6.95
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Saturday, June 28
<7:30 pm> |
$19.95/$16.95
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$17.95/$14.95
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$12.95
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Sunday, June 29
<1:30 pm Matinee> |
$13.95/$11.95
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$12.95/$10.95
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$8.95
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Wednesday, Jul. 2
<7:30 pm> |
$13.95/$11.95
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$12.95/$10.95
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$8.95
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Thursday, Jul. 3
<7:30 pm> |
$19.95/$16.95
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$17.95/$14.95
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$12.95
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Saturday, Jul. 5
<7:30 pm> |
$21.95/$18.95
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$19.95/$16.95
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$14.95
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Sunday, Jul. 6
<1:30 pm Matinee> |
$14.95/$12.95
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$13.95/$11.95
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$9.95
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Wednesday, Jul. 9
<7:30 pm> |
$14.95/$12.95
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$13.95/$11.95
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$9.95
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Friday, Jul. 11
<7:30 pm> |
$21.95/$18.95
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$19.95/$16.95
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$14.95
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Saturday, Jul. 12
<7:30 pm> |
$22.95/$19.95
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$20.95/$17.95
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$15.95
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Sunday, Jul. 13
<1:30 pm Matinee> |
$15.95/$13.95
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$14.95/$12.95
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$10.95
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Rodgers &
Hammerstein's
CINDERELLA
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Friday, Nov. 14
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$11.95/$9.95
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$10.95/$8.95
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$6.95
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Saturday, Nov. 15
<7:30 pm> |
$19.95/$16.95
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$17.95/$14.95
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$12.95
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Sunday, Nov. 16
<1:30 pm Matinee> |
$13.95/$11.95
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$12.95/$10.95
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$8.95
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Wednesday, Nov. 19
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$13.95/$11.95
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$12.95/$10.95
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$8.95
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Friday, Nov. 21
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$19.95/$16.95
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$17.95/$14.95
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$12.95
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Saturday, Nov. 22
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$21.95/$18.95
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$19.95/$16.95
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$14.95
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Sunday, Nov. 23
<1:30 pm Matinee> |
$14.95/$12.95
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$13.95/$11.95
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$9.95
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Tuesday, Nov. 25
<7:30 pm> |
$14.95/$12.95
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$13.95/$11.95
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$9.95
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Friday, Nov. 28
<7:30 pm> |
$21.95/$18.95
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$19.95/$16.95
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$14.95
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Saturday, Nov. 29
<7:30 pm> |
$22.95/$19.95
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$20.95/$17.95
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$15.95
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Sunday, Nov. 30
<1:30 pm Matinee> |
$15.95/$13.95
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$14.95/$12.95
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$10.95
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