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Set in 1907 Norwalk, “Whistleville” is the final segment of the “Ellis Island Trilogy,” which was written by Dramatist Guild member Cheryl E. Kemeny. The play follows the lives of three young women who witness a murder in New York City and come to South Norwalk to hide from the perpetrator. They open a hat shop on Washington Street and become involved in the rivalries between Norwalk and South Norwalk as represented through their Singing Societies. The Hungarian and Italian “Whistleville” communities are featured prominently in the story. Whistleville was the Bouton Street-Lexington Avenue area of Norwalk at the beginning of the 20th century.



This historical musical will kick off Crystal Theatre's 25th Anniversary and will be performed at Crystal Theatre's Ben Franklin Theatre, 66 Bayview at Hillside Street, South Norwalk, 06854. Performances are scheduled at 7:30 p.m. on Saturdays, November 10 and 17, and 3:00 p.m. on Sunday, November 11. Visit the web site at www.crystaltheatre.org for directions and to purchase tickets -- $12.00 adults; $10.00 seniors and students (0-18)



On November 17, a special section will be reserved for patrons who purchase $25.00 benefit tickets. Benefit patrons will be invited to a Hungarian/Italian wine and cheese reception following the performance. Benefit tickets can also be purchased online.

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Thomas Paine June 18, 2013 at 01:50 pm
Why is it the panel for this event does not include a single advocate for gun-owners' rights? WithRead More all due respect to Chief McNamara, why does the panel not include a person who can speak to gun safety from a gun-owning civilian's perspective? ML, you claim that the assembled folks "do not offer judgements about gun ownership" but they are not including a single voice that can offer a perspective on gun ownership. I have been to "education" sessions sponsored by Meg's March for Change and they are one-sided indoctrinations into gun control advocacy. >>>> I was in Hartford for the public hearings in January when both Meg and March co-founder Nancy gave their personal testimonies and they all but threatened the legislators on the panel with election day retribution for all those who did not tow the gun-control line of thinking (i.e. March and CAGV). To suggest that Meg "does not offer judgements" is fallacious and disingenuous.