COTUIT – On the heels of their blockbuster 2018 season finale production of Mary Poppins, the Cotuit Center for the Arts has announced a season of programming and fundraising with a focus on dreaming, planning, imagining, and amplifying all art forms.
Following another year of growth at Cotuit Center for the Arts, the 2019 season once again offers something for everyone.
The Center will present seven Mainstage theatrical productions, including Of Mice and Men; the world premiere of A Talented Woman by Jim Dalglish and Linda Sturner; The Odd Couple; Much Ado About Nothing and Sweet Charity alternating weekends throughout the summer; Sweeney Todd; and White Christmas.
Concerts and special events include a third collaboration with the Cape Symphony presenting The Wizard of Oz in Concert; several co-productions with Payomet Performing Arts Center including An Evening with Judy Collins at Tilden Hall; more celebrity guest appearances in the Broadway series and perennial favorites including The Provincetown Jazz Festival, Cape Cod Chamber Music Festival, Brazen Belles Burlesque, Suede, Lee Squared, Art & Souls Masquerade Ball, Kentucky Derby Gala, CapeCodCAN, and many others.
For two weeks in August the Center will feature “We Are the Champions,” an original tribute to Queen, featuring the virtuosic band from last year’s hit spring musical Jesus Christ Superstar; and in September the Center will present the Cape Cod premiere of Black Inscription, a multimedia contemporary song cycle written by an impressive creative team lead by Carla Kihlstedt and Matthias Bossi, drawing on the most powerful aspects of rock, classical, and pop music.
For more information on the programming and events at the Cotuit Center for the Arts, go to artsonthecape.org.
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