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MICHELE
CHOINIERE SUNDAY
12 FEBRUARY "Ms. Choiniere represents contemporary New England roots music at its best" "Absolutely guarantees a spectacular night of music"
Michele will be performing with Will Patton (mandolin), Dono Schabner (guitar) and David Gusakov (fiddle). Their performance will be a blend of traditional Franco-American folk songs and original compositions by Michele, and is presented as part of the Festival of Women in the Arts. $30 Family of Four$10 Adults $8 Students & Seniors DOUBLE
VISION'S MIXED NUTS SUNDAY 21 MAY Double Vision's Mixed Nuts is an inspirational theatrical journey that combines zany characterizations, expert juggling, mystifying illusion, contortion, classic mime, a tight rope, a giant floating cube, a human robot, umbrellas, a vacuum, a leaf blower, a giant pinwheel, stepladders, toilet plungers, the jitterbug and much more. Drawing from the styles of Vaudeville ala Chaplin, Keats and Gracie, and with a visual feat of skills often likened to Cirque de Soleil, Mixed Nuts will go down as one of the best physical presentations ever. Buy wine and enjoy. $30
Family of Four
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Michele
Choiniere was born into a musical Franco-American family in
northern Vermont, and from an early age performed traditional Franco-American
music with her father Fabio, an accomplished harmonica player. In 1995,
she began writing and composing her own songs and has performed for
audiences throughout New England, Quebec and France. Her lyrics and
music focus on nature, romance and social issues connected to being
Franco-American. She has appeared on Vermont Public Television's "Rural
Delivery" and is featured on the Smithsonian Folkways CD Mademoiselle
Voulez-Vous Danser: Franco-American music from the New England Borderlands
released in 1999. In 2003, Michele self-released her debut solo album,
Coeur Fragile, which was recognized as one of the top ten Vermont albums
of the year for 2003 by Seven Days newspaper. We do not think she know