Discussion of China with Mitchell Krauss at Stamford Library
May 13th
A discussion on China's role in world affairs given by former CBS News correspondent Mitchell Krauss takes place at the Ferguson Library's Harry Bennett Branch at 1:30 p.m. Mr. Krauss covers China's policies in Tibet, Darfur, and at home, and how the U.S. and international community should respond.
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The Pavilion, Comedy-Drama, at The Westport Playhouse
May 13th - May 31st
Westport Playhouse presents The Pavilion a comedy/drama, that deals with human relationships on a cosmic scale and written by Craig Wright, the award-winning playwright and Emmy-nominated writer/producer of television's "Lost," "Six Feet Under," and "Dirty Sexy Money."
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Hairspray on Stage at New Haven's Shubert
May 15th - May 18th
New Haven's Shubert Theater presents the musical Hairspray, winner of eight 2003 Tony Awards including Best Musical. Audiences are swept away to 1960s Baltimore in this international smash-hit musical, piled bouffant-high with laughter, romance and deliriously tuneful songs. Performance times vary. Tickets are $38-$68.
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Ridgefield Playhouse presents a Concert with Bobby "Blue" Bland and Koko Taylor
May 16th
Ridgefield Playhouse presents Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame inductee Bobby "Blue" Bland, referred to as the 'Lion of The Blues,' whose hits such as "Turn on Your Love Light," "Farther On Up the Road," "I'll Take Care of You" have made him a blues/soul/gospel icon. Joining Bland is Grammy Award winning "Queen of The Blues," Koko Taylor
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The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley in Stamford
May 16th
Stamford Center for the Arts presents, The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley, Live, which follows the adventures of ten-year-old Stanley Lambchop who wants to travel the world and do something amazing that no one has ever seen before. The performance takes place at 7 PM at The Palace Theatre. Tickets are $8.
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World War II Poster Art on Display at Fairfield Museum
May 16th - Aug 10th
Fairfield Museum and History Center presents a selection of World War II posters from its collection in an exciting new temporary exhibit, Keep'Em Coming!: World War II Poster Art. The exhibit of two dozen posters, located in the Ruth Carlson Horn Gallery, is open seven days a week. Hours are: Monday-Friday 10:00 - 4:00 p.m., Thursday 10:00 - 6:00 p.m.and Saturday and Sunday 12 noon-4:00 p.m.
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