Town Hall Theater

The winner of the 1990 Tony Award for Best Musical, as well as Best Book and Best Score, City of Angels is the latest in the popular tradition of winterterm productions coproduced by the Department of Music and Town Hall Theater. This musical comedy is written in the contempoary jazz idiom, but also teems with sidesplitting humor. Douglas Anderson directs, with affiliate artist Carol Christensen as music director. Presented by special arrangement with Tims-Witmark Inc. Tickets $16/10/6; on sale January 9.

The winner of the 1990 Tony Award for Best Musical, as well as Best Book and Best Score, City of Angels is the latest in the popular tradition of winterterm productions coproduced by the Department of Music and Town Hall Theater. This musical comedy is written in the contempoary jazz idiom, but also teems with sidesplitting humor. Douglas Anderson directs, with affiliate artist Carol Christensen as music director. Presented by special arrangement with Tims-Witmark Inc. Tickets $16/10/6; on sale January 9.

The winner of the 1990 Tony Award for Best Musical, as well as Best Book and Best Score, City of Angels is the latest in the popular tradition of winterterm productions coproduced by the Department of Music and Town Hall Theater. This musical comedy is written in the contempoary jazz idiom, but also teems with sidesplitting humor. Douglas Anderson directs, with affiliate artist Carol Christensen as music director. Presented by special arrangement with Tims-Witmark Inc. Tickets $16/10/6; on sale January 9.

The Town Hall Theater and the Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival are collaborating on two Best of the Fest screenings, with all films selected from the Festival’s group of 11 award winners.  The Best of the Fest is a response to all our community members who didn’t have the opportunity to see these fine films when they were screened during the Festival itself.  

The Town Hall Theater and the Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival are collaborating on two Best of the Fest screenings, with all films selected from the Festival’s group of 11 award winners.  The Best of the Fest is a response to all our community members who didn’t have the opportunity to see these fine films when they were screened during the Festival itself.  

The College’s swingin’ big band performs at the Town Hall Theater for another sparkling evening! The joint will be jumpin’ when the party starts at 7:30. Bring your dancing shoes or just come to enjoy the Sound Investment’s great music. This special evening honors the work of Project Independence/Elderly Services.

Adults $12, Students $5
Tickets are available at the Town Hall Theater, Middlebury.

Mozart’s “Marriage of Figaro”, a comic opera in four acts that tells the story of how the servants Figaro and Susanna succeed in getting married, foiling the efforts of their philandering employer Count Almaviva to seduce Susanna and teaching him a lesson in fidelity.

 Please note: There are a limited number of $15 tickets for the general public and college ID holders not associated with the German School.  A pre-performance talk (in English) will be held at 7:45.  Performance starts at 8:30.

Mozart’s “Marriage of Figaro”, a comic opera in four acts that tells the story of how the servants Figaro and Susanna succeed in getting married, foiling the efforts of their philandering employer Count Almaviva to seduce Susanna and teaching him a lesson in fidelity.

 Please note: There are a limited number of $15 tickets for the general public and college ID holders not associated with the German School.  A pre-performance talk (in English) will be held at 7:45.  Performance starts at 8:30.

Stephen Sondheim’s ground-breaking “concept” musical debuted in 1970. The famous score is by turns hilarious and heart-breaking, and after half a century what it says about modern relationships still rings true. The annual co-production of Town Hall Theater and the Middlebury College Dept. of Music is always a much-anticipated event. This year, with the recent death of the man who changed the art form forever, the show takes on a new poignancy. Directed by Douglas Anderson, with musical direction by Carol Christensen.

Stephen Sondheim’s ground-breaking “concept” musical debuted in 1970. The famous score is by turns hilarious and heart-breaking, and after half a century what it says about modern relationships still rings true. The annual co-production of Town Hall Theater and the Middlebury College Dept. of Music is always a much-anticipated event. This year, with the recent death of the man who changed the art form forever, the show takes on a new poignancy. Directed by Douglas Anderson, with musical direction by Carol Christensen.