Midland Lutheran College

FEBRUARY

Feb. 28: Ronald Radford Concert
2 p.m., Kimmel Theatre

Ronald Radford is known internationally as the American master of the Flamenco guitar. His music includes jazz, bluegrass, classics, spirited Gypsy melodies and firery dance rhythms.
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MARCH

March 13-21: Music on the Move – Making a Difference Gulf Coast MLC Choir Tour
(Exact performance dates to be determined)

The MLC Choir and Clef Dwellers will travel to the Gulf Coast region of Galveston, where the devastating effects of Hurricane Ike are still being felt. The Choir will set out to “make a difference” as we share our gift of song and work with area churches to lend a hand to some of the still devastated areas.

March 26-27: Festival of the Arts

The MLC Choir will host high school show choirs, jazz choirs and madrigal groups in a competitive but friendly festival. This event will involve broadway performers and Hollywood professionals as judges and workshop leaders.
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APRIL

April 11: Robert Robinson
7:30 p.m., St. Patrick's Catholic Church

Robert Robinson has been called "God's Canary." The Minneapolis Star Tribune named him "Minnesota's Master Male Vocalist."
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April 18: Spring Band Concert
3 p.m. Kimmel Theatre

April 24: Alumni Days MLC Choir Concert
7:30 p.m. Sinai Lutheran Church
(Alternate site – Clemmons Hall)

The MLC Choir and Clef Dwellers will perform the home concert from The “Music on the Move – Making a Difference Tour” to the gulf coast. There will be a special video presentation of our volunteer efforts to help restore the Galveston area from the effects of Hurricane Ike. An MLC Alumni Choir will also perform.

Spring Play: “No Exit”
April 29 at7:30 p.m., Kimmel Theatre
April 30 at 7:30 p.m., Kimmel Theatre

Adults $5
Students and seniors $4
Free for MLC Students, Faculty and Staff
Free for FMES members

One of Jean-Paul Sartre’s most intriguing plays, "No Exit" explores the existence of Hell.

MAY

Spring Play: “No Exit”
May 1 at 7:30 p.m., Kimmel Theatre
May 2 at 2 p.m., Kimmel Theatre

Adults $5
Students and seniors $4
Free for MLC Students, Faculty and Staff
Free for FMES members

One of Jean-Paul Sartre’s most intriguing plays, "No Exit" explores the existence of Hell.

May 3: Riders in the Sky
7:30 p.m., Fremont High School Auditorium

The most famous singing cowboys in the countrry will bring their legendary songs to Fremont.