Andrew is composer and music director for this production of Sarah Ruhl's play. Direction by Marshall B. Garrett, choreography by Chrisi Janney, and music performed by the Midnight Moon Ensemble.

"There are only one or two sacred places left in the world.  Where there is no ringing.  The church, the theatre, and the toilet."  So says Mrs. Gottlieb at the funeral of her son, Gordon.  Little does she know that the ringing cell phone at the service is that of her son, held by Jean.  Upon a stranger's death, Jean takes his phone and begins to connect to the world he lived in, and is forced to confront that he is not the man she assumed he was.  A tale of love, morality, and the need to connect on a human level in a technologically obsessed world.  For the first time, the Milburn Stone Theatre puts the action in the center of the audience for a theatre in the round experience of this poetic fantasy.

June and Andrew perform a duo concert of holiday favorites, classical music, jazz, and original compositions.

June and Andrew perform a special concert of holiday favorites, classical music, jazz and original compositions in collaboration with the Christiansburg High School Choir, Andrew's alma mater. Proceeds from this very special concert will benefit the CHS Choir. Additional musicians include Anthony Derrico (guitar), Dan Choynowski (bass) and Jake Choynowski (percussion).

June and Andrew perform a duo concert of holiday favorites, classical music, jazz, and original compositions.

June and Andrew perform a duo concert of holiday favorites, classical music, jazz, and original compositions.

June and Andrew present a live performance of relaxing music, serene sounds, and beautiful imagery. Additional musicians include Anthony Derrico (guitar) and Dan Choynowski (upright bass).

A day for renewal of energies and learning about holistic methods for healing and relaxation will take place at Cecil College's Elkton Station, where a Mind, Body & Spirit Festival will be presented from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Jan. 21.
The event will feature Cecil College instructors and local professionals who specialize in energy healing, natural living, holistic medicine, acupuncture, chiropractic, crystals, aromatherapy, sustainable living, massage, meditation, relaxation, aura readings, and reiki. Admission is $20 for the entire day and includes lunch, breakout sessions, presentations by guest speakers, and meetings with vendors.
For more information, please contact Tammy Rapposelli at 410-392-3366, ext. 626 or learning4life@cecil.edu. 

"At various places in the script of As You Like It, Shakespeare writes lyrics for songs meant to be sung, but no music is provided. I am honored that director Marshall B. Garrett has asked me to write music for this production, and very excited that a talented cast will be singing them." - Andrew

Considered by many to be Shakespeare’s greatest romantic comedy, “As You Like It” will be presented in the Milburn Stone Theatre on the North East campus Jan. 27, 28 and 29 and Feb. 3, 4 and 5. Incorporating issues of banishment, cross dressing, a clever clown, and escape into the forest from an evil Duke, “As You Like It” becomes a sort of “greatest hits” piece with elements from “Twelfth Night,” “Two Gentlemen of Verona,” “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” and “Romeo and Juliet.” Introducing professional actress Carly Stocking as Rosalind, the daughter of the banished duke is in turn banished to the forest, where she decides to dress as a man to avoid potential attackers. Luckily, her wooer, Orlando, played by Russell Matthews; also escapes into the same forest from his scheming older brother. Great love and mistaken identity converge when Orlando meets Rosalind’s male alter ego “Ganymede,” and asks to be taught how to win the love of Rosalind. Additional love stories abound throughout the show, and Rosalind’s banished father oversees all in the magical Forest of Arden.

June and Andrew perform on the annual Cecil College faculty performance.  Additional performing arts faculty include James Meyer (guitar), Anthony Derrico (guitar), Heather Morrissey (actor), Noelle Prespy Lipa (clarinet) and special guest Kate Dunn (actor).