Distinguished Visitor Regales Rotarians with Facts and Fancy about the Concord Players.
Posted by June Grace
Ed Bernard of Concord, Publicity Chair of the Concord
Players and freelance advertising writer, appeared at the September 15, 2011
meeting of the Rotary Club of Concord in garb from the French Revolution, The Scarlet Pim
pernel, to be exact.
Bernard’s overview of how the Players create and put on a production left no
one in doubt about the dedication and talent of the Players, both on stage, and
most notably, behind the scenes. We
look forward to seeing this season’s productions: The Drowsy Chaperone
beginning November 4, Amateurs, Feb.
10, and Little Women beginning April
27. Learn more about the
Concord Players at concordplayers.org and the Rotary Club of Concord at rotaryclubofconcord.org.
pernel, to be exact.
Bernard’s overview of how the Players create and put on a production left no
one in doubt about the dedication and talent of the Players, both on stage, and
most notably, behind the scenes. We
look forward to seeing this season’s productions: The Drowsy Chaperone
beginning November 4, Amateurs, Feb.
10, and Little Women beginning April
27. Learn more about the
Concord Players at concordplayers.org and the Rotary Club of Concord at rotaryclubofconcord.org.