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16 CULTURE & THE ARTS
2018
Take advantage of the wonderful opportunities to enjoy the arts in the Dover-Milford area!
Ballet Theatre of Dover
Dover Art League
302-674-0402
www.doverartleague.org
21 W. Loockerman St., Dover
The purpose of the Dover Art League is to promote and support the arts of Dover and Kent County through
art education and provide opportunities for artists to display and sell their work. This year the DAL hopes to revamp their projects and programs, which should lead to an exciting new art community and opportunities to share creativity. Visit their website for changes and new opportunities to see local artists work and to become a part of this incredible community.
Kent County Theatre Guild
302-674-3568
www.kctg.org
140 E. Roosevelt Ave., Dover
An all volunteer organization providing quality theatre to the central Delaware community since 1953. The Guild presents four productions during its season (February–December). All performances are in the Patchwork Playhouse on Roosevelt Avenue.
Milford Community Band
milfordcommunityband.org
616 Cedarwood Ave., Milford
Membership is open to anyone who has a horn and can read music. The purpose of the band is to provide
a place for those of us who used to play in high school/college to play again and to provide musical entertainment for appreciative audiences. In addition to the MCB, there are four independent ensembles who perform throughout the year. For information about joining the band, contact Joe Lear (jlear1934@gmail. com) or Phil Steinhoff (philsteinhoff@comcast.net).
Second Street Players Riverfront Theater
800-838-3006 www.secondstreetplayers.com
2 S. Walnut St., Milford
Located in quaint, downtown Milford on the Mispillion River, this theatre is home of the Second Street Players, presenting a mix of drama, comedy, musical, original works, and Children's Dessert Theater in a community theater atmosphere.
Smyrna Opera House
302-653-4236 Tickets
www.smyrnaoperahouse.org
7 W. South St., Smyrna
Affordable family-friendly entertainment in historic surroundings. The Smyrna Opera House provides citizens of the area with exposure to diverse arts programs ranging from musical theater to instrumental and choral ensembles. The opera also contains a visual arts gallery and meeting rooms available for rent.
302-734-9717
www.dancebtd.com
522 Otis Dr., Dover
Operating in conjunction with the Dance Conservancy, many of the dancers for the Ballet Theatre of Dover have gone on to pursue a professional career in dance with national and international companies. Their repertoire offers varied styles ranging from strictly classical to contemporary jazz and modern.
The Children’s Theatre, Inc
302-678-5152
www.thechildrenstheatre.org 304 S. Governors Ave., Dover
Youth ages 8 to 18 doing four productions a year for children, families, schools, and other groups. “The Children's Theatre” is a volunteer, non-profit, tax-exempt, community theatre operated for the entertainment and enjoyment of the families of Delaware.
Delaware Ballet
302-698-1340
www.delawareballet.net
177 Old Camden Rd., Dover
Central Delaware’s premier student ballet company, many of whose members train at the School of Delaware Ballet with professional dancers. The Company annually presents a full-length production of The Nutcracker.
Dover Symphony Orchestra
302-270-1903
www.doversymphony.org
P. O. Box 163, Dover, DE 19903
Regional orchestra founded in 1967, and comprised
of professional and serious amateur musicians of all ages. DSO normally performs 4 times a year. These performances includes an Fall classical concert held
at the Calvary Assembly of God, 1141 E. Lebanon Rd., Dover, and a Family Holiday Concert, a Spring classical concert, and Dover Symphony Pops concert, all held
at The Rollins Center, Dover Downs Hotel and Casino, Rte. 13, Dover. Come get swept away by classical music performed by your fellow Delawareans.
Children’s Theatre “Wizard of Oz: The Musical”
Caroline Hermance of Camden stars as Dorothy in the Children’s Theatre Inc.’s public performance of “Wizard of Oz: The Musical.” Photo by Andre Lamar.
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