Arts & Entertainment
The Rep Will Rock for Thanksgiving Weekend
Ocean City Repertory Theater shows include rock on Friday and Saturday nights and Broadway tunes on Sunday afternoon.
The adds a nightcap to Black Friday with a rock show that starts at 7 p.m. in the downtown theater. The Rep has another rock show scheduled for 7 p.m. Saturday and an "Afternoon of Broadway Songs" for 2 p.m. Sunday.
Maybe Awake and Brand New Color perform alternative/indy rock on Friday with Brand New Color taking the stage at 7 p.m. and Maybe Awake starting at 8 p.m.
Maybe Awake is made up of Colin Fahy (guitar, vocals) of Beesleys Point, Blake Halliday (drums) of Beesleys Point and Colin Murphy (bass guitar) of Ocean City. Brand New Color is made up of Nick Leonetti (guitar,vocals) of Somers Point and Bob Delmonico (bass guitar) of Somers Point.
Sohcahtoa and Note To Self top the bill on Saturday night.
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Sohcahtoa performs a blend of alternative, funk/punk and rock and roll. The band is made up of Matt Soens (guitarist), Tyler Douris (bassist), Joe Young (drummer) and Christian Cheff Pagano (guitarist).
Note to Self performs a combination of several different musical styles, such as alternative, pop and punk. The band is made up of Brad Cesanek (bass guitar and back-up vocals) of Ocean City, Sean Creedon (lead guitar and back-up vocals) of Ocean City, David McKinley (drums) of Palermo and Dylan Perry (rhythm guitar and lead vocals) of Seaville.
Admission to either rock show on Friday and Saturday is $5. Call 609-457-6686 or visit www.ocrep.org.
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An Afternoon of Broadway songs at 2 p.m. Sunday features O.C. Rep musical director Andrew Hink and singers Amanda Desouza, Kameron Ghanavatti, Angelica Mathis, Rachel Mcgettigan and Kayla Somia performing songs from Broadway.
Admission is $10 and includes a dessert reception. Call 609-457-6686 or visit www.ocrep.org.
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