Title

Camelot

Authors

La Salle College

Files

Publication Date

Summer 1965

Language

English

City

Philadelphia

Keywords

Music Theatre

Disciplines

Theatre and Performance Studies

Comments

La Salle College Presents Music Theatre '65

Just typing the words MUSIC THEATRE '65 brings a particular kind of excitement: it represents seven plays, in the past three summers, all of them apparently finding acceptance; more than that, it is testimony to the continuing existence of a dream that began as MUSIC THEATRE '62. In this case, numbers count. They are numbers of people: the fine young people in our companies; the 50,000 people who have been our audiences. MUSIC THEATRE looks forward with special joy to this "Lyrical Summer of Lerner and Loewe." CAMELOT is a play which has become greatly beloved because of its melodic and haunting score, which promises to be evergreen. And perhaps, also, because of a poignant connection with John Kennedy. BRIGADOON is a hardy perennial which we have been promising ourselves for several years that we'd do; it was high on your list of requests last summer, and our spirited young company will please your ears with it. What's all this about a long, hot summer? It looks like a happy, cool season - up our way!

Dan Rodden
Managing Director
Music Theatre '65

Recommended Citation

La Salle College, "Camelot" (1965). La Salle College Summer Music Theatre. 42.
https://digitalcommons.lasalle.edu/musictheatre/42

Rights Statement

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