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First Church Congregational

One-night-only benefit concert featuring classic to contemporary Broadway songs featuring a local cast of 75 singers, live on-stage band, raffles and a popular silent auction Saturday Nov 7, 2026 @ 7pm @ First Church Congregational 148 Beach Rd in Fairfield
Fairfield Center Stage is a community theater group that engages artists and staff from Fairfield County and the surrounding area. We are pleased to announce our biggest fundraiser of the season, “Children Will Listen,” on November 7, 2026. This one-night-only Gala Concert will feature a selection of songs from popular Broadway musicals, performed by over 50 local artists and live musicians. The evening will explore the theme of 'generations,' featuring a selection of songs about the unique bonds between parents, children, and grandparents, as well as classic musical theatre numbers about family and growing up. The evening will also feature sneak preview performances of upcoming FCS productions Cinderella, Sweeney Todd, and School of Rock. 
WHAT: A one-night-only gala concert featuring 20 songs by a cast of 75 singers and an on stage band, complete with a silent auction featuring thousands of dollars worth of prizes, live auction featuring access to exclusive house seats to Broadway shows, and concessions featuring wine and snacks. 
WHEN/WHERE: Saturday Nov 7 2026 @ 7pm @ Wakeman Hall inside First Church Congregational, 148 Beach Rd. in Fairfield, CT. Free parking lot onsite. 
WHO: Since 2018, Fairfield Center Stage has produced over 90 local shows (musicals, plays, concerts, youth camp productions, readings. Returning FCS performers in this concert will sing songs from Disney to Sondheim, celebrating the bonds between parents and children. The concert will also feature a preview appearance by the cast of our upcoming production of Cinderella, as well as a sneak peek of our spring production of Sweeney Todd and School of Rock. The show is helmed by FCS Artistic Director Christy McIntosh-Newsom, with Music Direction by Eli Newsom, and shared Choreography duties by Emily Frangipane, Lindsay Johnson, and Kelsey Kaminski. 
TICKET PRICING: Regular tickets are available now and are $35 for front reserved seating and $25 for mid/rear reserved seating. A limited number of VIP tables that seat 4 or 8 guests are available. VIP table seating allows a bring-your-own-food option, premium seating locations, and includes wine / sodas (choice of red, white, or sparkling, or non-alcoholic drink options) for everyone at the table. Pricing for VIP tables is $200 for a 4-top table and $400 for an 8-top table. All ticket proceeds support FCS’ operations of presenting quality musical theater utilizing local talent from Fairfield County. 
CONCESSIONS/FOOD &amp; DRINK POLICIES: A bar with wine (red /white / sparkling), soft drinks, and candy/snacks will be open before and during the performance. Patrons seated at VIP tables may bring outside food/snacks — no outside drinks for any seating section permitted per the agreement with the venue. 
Table Seating Bring-Your-Own-Food option: VIP table patrons who have purchased a VIP table (sold as a 4-top ($200) or a 8-top ($400)) may choose to bring their own food to enjoy before and during the performance. No outside beverages permitted per the agreement with our venue. VIP patrons will also be provided their choice of a bottle of wine or non-alcoholic drinks (soda/water), and additional drinks may be purchased from concessions. 
Individual seated patrons ($35/$25): seating will be in regular row seating (folding chairs), 16 seats per row. Bring-Your-Own-Food is not permitted in the regular tier seating sections due to close proximity to other patrons (no outside food or drinks permitted for this seating section, but purchased concessions at the show will be permitted.) 

The approximate running time of the show is 2.5 hours including one extended intermission for auction bidding.


ABOUT FAIRFIELD CENTER STAGE: Following this show the 2026/27 season continues with CINDERELLA (Nov 13-29), and A CHRISTMAS CAROL EXPERIENCE (9th annual production) @ Burr Mansion. Future shows and auditions will be announced later this year. Open call auditions are held throughout the year at various times.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Fairfield Center Stage is a local community theater group in Fairfield, CT that utilizes local artists and staff from Fairfield County. Inspired by the concept of environmental theatre, Fairfield Center Stage dedicates its seasons of shows to putting Fairfield “center stage,” by highlighting several of the town’s amazing venues.
For additional information about Fairfield Center Stage, visit <a href="https://www.fairfieldcenterstage.org/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">www.fairfieldcenterstage.org</a>

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Fairfield Country Day School

Discover Fairfield Country Day School and see how an education designed for boys can help your son thrive.&nbsp;Join us for our Open House on Sunday, November 8 from 1–3 pm.<a href="https://www.fairfieldcountryday.org/admissions/visit" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">CLICK HERE</a>&nbsp;for more information.
If you are not able to attend, please send us an email (<a href="mailto:admissions@fairfieldcountryday.org" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">admissions@fairfieldcountryday.org</a>) and we would be happy to schedule a personalized guided tour.

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At least one‑third of the colonial population were neutral during the American Revolution, yet they have rarely featured in narratives that shape our ideas about the conflict. By following a single transatlantic family, the Crugers, historian Travis Glasson puts neutrals—the “nobody men”—at the center of this tumultuous period’s history. Drawing from his new book Nobody Men: Neutrality, Loyalties, and Family in the American Revolution, Travis Glasson, Associate Professor of History at Temple University, will explore the overlooked individuals of the Revolutionary era who fell between patriot and loyalist—highlighting how their choices shaped the Atlantic world.
About Travis Glasson
Travis Glasson is a historian of early America, Britain, the British Empire, and the transnational Atlantic world. He is an Associate Professor in the History Department at Temple University in Philadelphia, PA, and an Affiliated Faculty member of Temple’s Global Studies Program. He completed his MA and PhD at Columbia University and graduated from the College of the Holy Cross and LaSalle Academy in Providence, Rhode Island. Glasson is a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society and has received grants and fellowships from institutions including the Whiting Foundation, the John Carter Brown Library, the Huntington Library, the Harvard University Atlantic Seminar, the American Historical Association, and Clare Hall at the University of Cambridge. His publications include the books, Nobody Men: Neutrality, Loyalties, and Family in the American Revolution (Yale University Press, 2025), Mastering Christianity: Missionary Anglicanism and Slavery in the Atlantic World (Oxford University Press, 2012), and articles in journals including the William and Mary Quarterly and the Journal of British Studies.
See his new book here: <a href="https://yalebooks.yale.edu/book/9780300258899/nobody-men/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://yalebooks.yale.edu/book/9780300258899/nobody-men/</a>
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About the 2026 Fall Speaker Series – Reflecting at 250
Join the Fairfield Museum for a series exploring how American history is interpreted and retold today now that the United States has marked the milestone of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Prominent historians will examine how storytelling shapes our understanding of history, highlight whose voices are amplified versus whose are marginalized, and offer contemporary perspectives on our nation’s past. Together, we will discover how the choices about what to remember—and what to overlook—shape national identity and ongoing debates about the American past and future.
Additional Lectures in the Series:
<a href="https://www.fairfieldhistory.org/event/2026-fall-speaker-series-stories-of-connecticuts-black-patriots/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">September 20 | Stories of Connecticut’s Black Patriots | John Mills</a>
<a href="https://www.fairfieldhistory.org/event/2026-fall-speaker-series-the-will-of-the-people/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">October 4 | The Will of the People | T.H. Breen</a>
<a href="https://www.fairfieldhistory.org/event/2026-fall-speaker-series-from-liberty-to-legacy-exploring-american-ideals-in-the-musicals-1776-and-hamilton/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">October 18 | From Liberty to Legacy: Exploring American Ideals in the Musicals 1776 and Hamilton | Michael Langlois</a>
Light refreshments provided.
Registration is required. $15 for Members; $20 for Non-Members; $75 for the series; $60 for Members.

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Before he joined the British, Arnold was considered the finest military leader on the Patriot side. Why did he switch? What role did his shattered dreams play while growing up in Norwich? Noted journalist and podcaster Mike Allen will give us answers in this riveting presentation.Please register.

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