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Landmarks: Songs I Meant To Sing, Stories I Need To Tell (A Musical Birthday Celebration with Pam Land and Friends) at River Hill High School Auditorium
November 11, 2011 from 8pm to 10pm
Landmarks: Songs I Meant To Sing, Stories I Need To Tell(A Musical Birthday Celebration with Pam Land and her family, friends, students and alumni)11/11/11 @ 8:00 p.m.One Performance OnlyProceeds to benefit The Howard County Food Bank And The RHHS Fine Arts Scholarship Fund Pam Land, River Hill High School’s founding Theatre Arts Director is planning a musical birthday celebration that includes her family, her friends, and some River Hill alumni. The show features songs and dances from many…See More
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Maddie Brown replied to the discussion 'River Hill - Harvey' in the group Howard County STARs
Dealing with your brother and his imaginary six-foot three- and-a-half rabbit is not the most common family situation. River Hill did a phenomenal job in capturing this struggle of the Simmons family with their production of…
River Hill HS Presents Seussical The Musical at River Hill High School Auditorium
March 9, 2011 at 7:30pm to March 13, 2011 at 2pm
Performance Dates and Ticket Information – Seussical The MusicalAll performances take place in the River Hill auditorium. The performance dates are March 9, 10, 11, and 12 @ 7:30 p.m. and March 13 @ 2:00 p.m. Tickets are $10.00 in advance and $12.00 at the door.YOU CAN RECEIVE THE ADVANCED SALE PRICE ($10.00) AT THE DOOR, IF YOU BRING A NON-PERISHABLE FOOD ITEM. All food donations will be given to The Howard County Food Bank. Advanced sale of tickets are as follows;…See More
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Hayley McNutt replied to the discussion 'River Hill - Harvey' in the group Howard County STARs
Have you ever let your imagination run away with you? Well, Elwood P. Dowd certainly has. And if you went to see “Harvey” at River Hill High School, you might have let yours run away a little bit too…
The play is set in the 1940s,…
Maddie Zins replied to the discussion 'River Hill - Harvey' in the group Howard County STARs
Dreams are those wildest hopes we hold to, that we strive to achieve, that we live for. Reality can be where dreams come to a crashing halt. Within the play “Harvey” we find that place where dreams and reality finally meet and how, when…
Shaelyn Cavanaugh replied to the discussion 'River Hill - Harvey' in the group Howard County STARs
Like the characters in the show, the audience is drawn in to believing in the magic of Harvey (and even questioning our own sanity) in this classic rendition of the 1944 play Harvey at River Hill.
Harvey by Mary Chase, inspired by seeing the…
Lucy Gumpert replied to the discussion 'River Hill - Harvey' in the group Howard County STARs
Filled with thought-provoking mysteries and hearty laughs, River Hill’s Harvey is a must-see show! River Hill reminds us of the power of kindness and even makes the audience believe the un-imaginable. The cast at River Hill not only stages a…
Jack Corriveau replied to the discussion 'River Hill - Harvey' in the group Howard County STARs
Tea, parties, a sanitarium, six-foot rabbits, and a pooka? Take one giant step back in time to the 1940s and enjoy life with the Dowd family as they struggle to find reality.
Harvey, performed by River Hill High School, tells a tale of the…
Carley Reinhard replied to the discussion 'River Hill - Harvey' in the group Howard County STARs
What if the mad people are really sane? And those who are sane really mad?
River Hill High School’s production of Mary Chase’s Harvey captures the life and
thoughts of the insane, leaving the audience to ponder at their own…
Alex Harvey replied to the discussion 'River Hill - Harvey' in the group Howard County STARs
Allow yourself to be taken away in this stunning tale of how fantasy makes its way into reality. River Hill High School’s production of “Harvey,” directed by Pamela Land, tells of how one man, and his invisible friend, can change…
Rachel Hanon replied to the discussion 'River Hill - Harvey' in the group Howard County STARs
River Hill’s Harvey
by Rachel Hanon
Elwood P. Dowd tells Nurse Kelley, “Some people are blind. That is often brought to my attention.” Harvey manifests itself in a way that showcases that one idea: who is to say what is real and…
Christina Green replied to the discussion 'River Hill - Harvey' in the group Howard County STARs
Many people in their childhoods had imaginary friends, but how many people have imagined a best friend that just happens to be a six foot three and a half inch white rabbit? Most likely none, however, River Hill High School’s stellar drama…
Rachel Swearingen replied to the discussion 'River Hill - Harvey' in the group Howard County STARs
Although it may be considered psychotic to believe in mythical creatures, it is far worse for Elwood P. Dowd whom believes in an imaginary mythical creature in Mary Chase’s play Harvey performed by the students of Riverhill High School. Elwood…
Brady Richards replied to the discussion 'River Hill - Harvey' in the group Howard County STARs
A charming uncle, an embarrassed sister, mistaken psychiatrists, and a six-foot tall rabbit come together to create the whimsical comedy of errors known as Harvey, by Mary Chase. Originally premiering on November 1, 1944 at the 48th Street Theatre…
Profile Information
- What's your mojo?
- Making Theatre with smart, creative, energetic, hard-working and positive people and keeping the performing arts alive and flourishing in our public schools.
- How long have you lived in HoCo?
- 20 years
- Where's your favorite quiet place in HoCo?
- My back yard!
- Brief Bio
- I am a wife, mom, daughter, sister, teacher and friend.
I was born and raised in Baltimore County.
I am my father's daughter!
- What's your favorite restaurant in HoCo?
- Ten Oaks Tavern!
- What's you favorite HoCo Event?
- The plays and musicals at River Hill High School
- Career
- 11 years as a professional singer, dancer, actress
19 years as a public school Theatre Arts teacher
- Interests
- All aspects of the performing arts
Gardening
Spending time with friends and family
Learning from my daughter, her friends, and my students
Applying my faith to my day to day life
- Favorite News Source
- Fox News
- Favorite Music
- Broadway Shows, of course
Anything by Michael Buble, Jason Mraz, Brad Paisely, Amy Grant, Diana Krall , or Allison Krauss
- Favorite Movies
- It's A Wonderful Life
Toy Story
An American In Paris
Ferris Beuller's Day Off
Bringing Up Baby
- Favorite TV Shows
- That 70s Show
My Three Sons
The Office
Mad Men
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