Musical Storytelling for All Ages
February 9 & 10, 2019
 “…a piece of music both accessible and intelligent, hilarious and touching, and -- best of all -- one that appeals to adults, children and poultry lovers alike.” - Washington Post of Jon Deak’s The Ugly Duckling

​ The award-winning Aeolus Quartet joins Scrag’s co-Artistic Directors Mary Bonhag (soprano) and Evan Premo (bass) and prominent Montpelier-based theater artist Kim Bent (narrator) in a program of fantastical music inspired by favorite childhood tales including James Balentine’s Three Billy Goats Gruff and Jon Deak’s The Ugly Duckling and B.B. Wolf.  Audiences of all ages are encouraged to join in on the fun!

Scrag concerts are "Come as you are. Pay what you can." Donations will be collected at intermission. To reserve your spot please contact us at [email protected], (802) 377-3161, or register on-line at the button below.

CONCERT DETAILS

Saturday, February 9, 2019 at 10 am
Bread & Butter Farm
200 Leduc Farm Road, Shelburne, VT
Sold Out. A waitlist will begin at 9:30 am at the farm.

Saturday, February 9, 2019 at 4 pm
Lost Nation Theater
39 Main Street, Montpelier, VT

Sunday, February 10, 2019 at 4 pm
Note change of venue: Memorial Baptist Church, 
97 South Pleasant Street, Middlebury, VT

PROGRAM

James Balentine Three Billy Goats Gruff
Jon Deak The Ugly Duckling
Jon Deak B.B. Wolf
Evan Premo Oday Daywayigun

ARTISTS

Aeolus Quartet
     Nicholas Tavani (violin)
     Rachel Shapiro (violin)
     Caitlin Lynch (viola)
     Alan Richardson (cello) 
Kim Bent (narrator)
Mary Bonhag (soprano)
Evan Premo (double bass)

Artists

CONCERT SUPPORTERS

Musical Storytelling for All Ages is supported by the Vermont Arts Council and the National Endowment for the Arts, the National Life Group Foundation, The Seaver Fund, The Green Mountain Fund of the Vermont Community Foundation, and Ben & Jerry's Foundation.

Concert Partner

Header: Artwork by Matthew Monk; Photos: Aeolus Quartet (c) Deborah Feingold top photo with illustration by Ben Warren; Mary Bonhag (c) Ariel Doneson.