Tag Archives: DHPAC

American Dating Catastrophes: Live!

Posted on July 8, 2010 by Ki

Tickets at the DHPAC On-line Ticket Portal: here. About the video:

Posted in Comedy, Community, Performances, Theatre | Tagged Comedy, dating, DHPAC, Dix Hills, Five Towns College, John Blenn, Long Island comedy, Long Island events, MCAP, Middle Class American Productions, Things to do on Long Island | 2 Comments

Ringo wants your help! Birthday wish for Wed. July 7th

Posted on July 7, 2010 by Ki

Ki writes: Today, Wednesday, July 7, 2010, is Ringo Starr’s 70th Birthday. For his birthday, Ringo asks that everyone — no matter where they are — flash the peace sign, and call out “peace and love”. You can read more … Continue reading →

Posted in Beatles, Community, Music, Performances | Tagged Beatles fans, Beatles music, Birthday wishes, Celebrity Birthdays, DHPAC, Dix Hills, Five Towns College, Long Island Beatles fans, Long Island events, Long Island music, Octopus Garden, Octopus's Garden, Octopuses Garden, peace sign, Ringo Star, Ringo Starr | 1 Comment

Sad News

Posted on June 29, 2010 by Ki

The DHPAC community extends its heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of Brian Cerdelli, a cherished member of the Five Towns College and Dix Hills Performing Arts Center community. Together, let us honor his memory and grieve his loss.

Posted in Community | Tagged Brian Cerdelli, DHPAC, Five Towns College | Leave a comment

Want to see a play at DHPAC/Five Towns College?

Posted on June 23, 2010 by Ki

Well…last I heard from the Box Office, we are sold out for “A Moment in Time”, the new play by Stewart Lane, with the music of John Denver. So, if you want to see something at DHPAC, what’s next? Well…lots … Continue reading →

Posted in Comedy, Performances, Theatre | Tagged A Moment in Time, American Dating Catastrophes, Comedy, comedy theatre, DHPAC, Dix Hills, Long Island comedy, Long Island events, Long Island premieres, Long Island theatre, Long Island tickets, modern dating, Things to do on Long Island | Leave a comment

Highlight video from first 2010 FTC Pops Concert: A report from the embedded flutist

Posted on June 19, 2010 by Ki

Video from the concert, “Pops on Broadway” at DHPAC/Dix Hills Performing Arts Center at Five Towns College, Long Island, New York. “Five Towns College Concert Pops” with Dean Karahalis, Conductor. The next, free show is Friday, June 25, 2010 at 7:30 at Eisenhower Park, Nassau County! Continue reading →

Posted in Broadway, Community, Music, musicals, Performances | Tagged Andrew Dietmann, Broadway musicals, concert band, Dean Karahalis, DHPAC, Diana Filippi, Dix Hills, Erin Krayer, Five Towns College, FTC Pops, Kezia Jean-Baptiste, Long Island concert band, Long Island events, Long Island free concerts, Long Island music, Long Island summer concerts | Leave a comment

A Pink Floyd video to get you in the mood…

Posted on June 18, 2010 by Ki

Project Floyd – a Long Island band – will do a tribute to Pink Floyd at DHPAC/Dix Hills Performing Arts Center at Five Towns College, Long Island, New York. Saturday, June 19, 2010 at 7:30pm. Continue reading →

Posted in Music, Performances, Rock | Tagged DHPAC, Dix Hills, Five Towns College, Long Island events, Long Island music, Long Island rock, Long Island rock music, Long Island tickets, music video, Pink Floyd, Pink Floyd video, Project Floyd | Leave a comment

The scream! from Phantom of the Opera

Posted on June 16, 2010 by Ki

video of the scream from Phantom of the Opera, as performed by Victoria Gabarino from the FTC Pops. Also, info on some upcoming Long Island events. Continue reading →

Posted in Broadway, Community, Music, Performances | Tagged Broadway musicals, concert band, Dean Karahalis, DHPAC, Dix Hills, Eisenhower Park, Five Towns College, FTC Pops, Long Island events, Long Island music, Long Island summer concerts, musical screams, musicals, Phantom of the Opera, scream, summer concerts, Things to do on Long Island, Victoria Gabarino | 1 Comment

FTC Pops: Report back from first concert

Posted on June 14, 2010 by Ki

Photos and report back from the first concert of the 2010 summer season of the FTC Pops. The next chance to see the FTC Pops will be on Friday, June 25th at 7:30pm at Eisenhower Park. Continue reading →

Posted in Community, Music, musicals, Performances | Tagged band photos, concert band, Conductor Karahalis, Dean Karahlis, DHPAC, Dix Hills, Edelweiss, embedded blogger, Five Towns College, flute, FTC Pops, Long Island events, Long Island flute, Long Island free concerts, Long Island music, Long Island summer concerts, summer concerts | Leave a comment

Rap for DHPAC: The comedy of………… Scott Paparcuri

Posted on June 13, 2010 by Ki

Video of Scott Paparcuri: In honor of the upcoming, Long Island show “Troublemakers of Comedy” with John McLellan and Scott Paparcuri at DHPAC/Dix Hills Performing Arts Center at Five Towns College on Friday, June 18, 2010 at 7:30pm. Tickets at http://dhpac.org Continue reading →

Posted in Comedy, Community, Performances | Tagged Axel Rose, Axl Rose, Axl Rose impersonation, DHPAC, Dix Hills, Five, Five Towns College, Guns and Roses, Guns N' Roses, Hicksville, John McLellan, Long Island, Long Island colleges, Long Island comedy, Long Island events, Long Island Performing Arts Centers, Long Island stand-up, Long Island video, Rocky, Scott Paparcuri, stand-up comedy, Sylvester Stallone, Sylvestor Stallone | Leave a comment

FTC Pops: Rehearsal photos

Posted on June 8, 2010 by Ki

Wow! I finally got someone to take a photo of me! As I mentioned on our FaceBook, I couldn’t risk a headshot, it would blow my cover as an embedded flutist! Being in the FTC Pops band for the summer … Continue reading →

Posted in Community, musicals, Performances | Tagged Broadway, concert flute, DHPAC, Dix Hills, Dix Hills events, Dix Hills Performing Arts Center, embedded blogger, embedded journalist, Five Towns College, free concerts, FTC Pops, Long Island events, Long Island flute, Long Island free concerts, Long Island music, Summer band, Thing To Do On Long Island | 1 Comment

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