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Saturday, Dec 17th 

Sunday, Dec 18th (Matinee)

at the Music Clinic Theatre, 197 Daniel Webster Highway (Rt 3, across from the China Garden Restaurant), Belmont, NH

      This jam-packed holiday show is now history, but what a show it was!  Audience members took a trip back to the 1940′s when they attended the MCTC’s latest production, “A Jazzy Little Christmas”.  The intimate theatre in Belmont was designed as a retro nightclub with table seating, warm lighting and space for dancing.  Patrons sat back and enjoyed the vocals of MCTC singers Susana Hajjar, Tom Mann, Laurie McDaniel, Jonathan Warren, and Karen Simpson in a repertoire which included songs by Cole Porter, Irving Berlin and George Gerswhin, as well as smooth jazz seasonal favorites.

     “We have cleared the floor for this event, which is our first winter concert.”, said MCTC director, Laurie McDaniel.  “From ‘White Christmas” to ‘They Can’t Take That Away From Me’, the program is nostalgic, romantic and fun.  There is even room for a foxtrot if the spirit moves you, and we think it will!”

     A list of songs included:

Act I

Let It Snow, Let It Snow

The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting On An Open Fire)

Snowfall

Santa, Baby

What Are You Doing New Year’s Eve

They Can’t Take That Away From Me

It’s Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas

It’s The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year

It Had To Be You

I’ll Be Home For Christmas

Jingle Bells

Baby, It’s Cold Outside

Santa Claus Is Coming To Town

Merry Christmas, Darling

O, Holy Night

Act II

Winter Wonderland

I’ll Tell The Man In The Street

Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas

Easy To Love

A Syrian Ballad

Unforgettable

Sleigh Ride

I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm

Cry Me A River

Let’s Face The Music And Dance

White Christmas

Count Your Blessings

Auld Lang Syne

Great fun was had by all – cast and audience alike!  We look forward to our next show, but for now we wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Music Clinic Theatre Company presented its second annual fall concert “Autumn Leaves”, featuring seasonal songs of genres from opera, broadway, folk, and jazz.

“We had such a good time with our audiences last October, we decided to make “Autumn Leaves” a yearly tradition”, said musical director and singer, Karen Simpson, owner of the Music Clinic.  We performed new material, but the overall theme of the show was a  celebration of positive changes symbolized by the ending of one season and the beginning of another.”

Karen Simpson was joined in the show by cast members George “Rusty” Locke, Tom Mann and Laurie McDaniel,  MCTC Artistic Director.  Molly Wood was piano accompanist.

This year the company welcomed new member, Susana Hajjar, a Syrian singer who studies voice with Karen Simpson.  Hajjar performed two Arabic folk songs that relate to the hopes and struggles of the Arab Spring revolution of the Middle East.  “Her performance was stunning”, said Laurie McDaniel. “Our approach to the show has always been a global perspective, since we performed numbers in Italian, Spanish and French.  Susana brought an exotic, touching and timely musical perspective to our production.  We are lucky to have her with us.”

“Autumn Leaves” featured solos and group songs in a free-flowing concert in an intimate stage setting with fireplace, candles and autumn decor.  Music Clinic Theatre Company is ending its second year of successful productions, having presented the musicals “I Do! I Do!” last August, and “Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris” in 2010.

“Autumn Leaves” ran for 6 performances from Oct 28, 2011 through Nov 6, 2011.

Performances were at the Music Clinic Theatre

197 Daniel Webster Highway

Belmont, NH (Rt 3, across from the China Garden Restaurant).

For more information about the MUSIC CLINIC THEATRE COMPANY (MCTC) call:

Laurie McDaniel, Director, at 603-677-2777

As the kids begin to think about joining school bands, remember, we have rental instruments as well as the teachers who can help your children play them. 

Students who take private lessons in addition to the instruction they receive in school play better and progress through the chairs faster.  For most of them music becomes a very important part of their lives.

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