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A WSCC Holiday Musical Spectacular III to be held next month
WSCC News is presented by West Shore Community College in partnership with Mason County Press.
VICTORY TOWNSHIP — The West Shore Community College Performing Arts Series will present “A WSCC Holiday Music Spectacular III,” on Saturday, Dec. 2 at 2 p.m. and at 8 p.m. and Sunday, Dec. 3 at 2 p.m. at Center Stage Theater, located in the college’s Arts & Sciences Building.
The show will feature guitarist Lou Musa from the Verve Pipe, Craig Avery, and Kevin Depree from the popular Grand Rapids based band Brenna, along with special appearances from Edgar Struble, Chloe Kimes, Groove 101, the WSCC Drumline and many more of area favorites.
“After last year’s production, I had multiple requests to bring this show back every year,” said Ted Malt, director of performing arts and professor of music studies. “While I can’t promise that, this is yet another opportunity for us to have fun and share our love of music with the community.”
“It’s always a joy for me to participate in these WSCC Holiday events, and this will be no exception,” said Struble, producer and artist in residence at WSCC. “I’m so looking forward to getting together with these talented folks.”
Some WSCC alumni will be on the stage, including Craig Avery and Chloe Kimes (both along with Struble, also alumni of Mason County Central High School). Kimes holds a bachelor’s degree in music business and songwriting from Middle Tennessee State University. “Not only am I excited to perform, but can’t wait to share the stage with so many local legends,” she said.
For more information and to purchase reserved seat tickets, go to the college’s website at www.westshore.edu/
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