LETTERS From CAMP Rehoboth
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Carol Channing (a/k/a Richard Skipper) will bring their New York show here for one night only: Saturday, May 21, at Cape Henlopen High School. The show is at 8 p.m., and will be followed by a reception for Richard (as Carol!). The show was recently reviewed in New York as: "...the immensely talentedRichard Skipper continued his loving tribute to the funny lady in a show that's polished to perfection yet so light and airy that it almost passes by us how detailed and well-crafted it is...as always, Mr. Skipper perfectly mastered not only Ms. Channing's distinctively raspy speaking and singing voices, but also exuded the comedienne's sassy yet warm rapport with the audience. His show brings the talents of a classic entertainerand the feel of a classic era to a whole new generation to enjoy. And it still looks, sounds, and feels great." Richard is a two-time winner of the MAC Award (Manhattan Association of Cabaret), the Backstage Bistro Award, and was recently nominated for a Cooney Award from his peers. Tickets for the show are $25. Patrons' ticket are $50, which includes preferred front seating for the show, the reception for Richard/Carol after the show, and special program listing. Tickets may be obtained by calling Henlopen Theater Project at 302-226-4103. C'mon Over and Grab a Good Book Mark your calendar to stop by the Rehoboth Library on May 21, when CAMP Rehoboth will once again hold a book sale to benefit the Rehoboth Beach Public Library. The sale will start promptly at 10 a.m. and continue until 2 p.m. The library is located across from the Fire Hall, at 226 Rehoboth Avenue. There will be hundreds of books to choose from, as well as videos, CDs, DVDs, and books on tapeall at incredibly low prices! Donations are gladly accepted, and may be dropped off at the Rehoboth Beach Library, or at CAMP Rehoboth, 39 Baltimore Avenue. For information on the sale, call Kathy at 302-227-5620. Thai Yoga Massage at One Spirit Massage One Spirit Massage Studio is now offering Thai Yoga Massage. Thai yoga massage is an ancient healing art with roots in Hatha yoga, Ayurvedic medicine, acupressure and Buddhist philosophy. This practice originated in India over 2000 years ago and was brought to Thailand with the spread of Buddhism, where it was practiced as a sacred temple therapy. As a form of assisted yoga, Thai Yoga Massage incorporates rhythmic motion, palming and thumbing along energy lines, gentle stretching and breathwork, creating a slow, flowing "dance." Thai Massage improves circulation, relieves muscular tension and spasm, boosts the immune system, and balances the body energetically and spiritually. To schedule an appointment, call 302-226-3552. One Spirit Massage Studio is located at 169 Rehoboth Avenue.
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LETTERS From CAMP Rehoboth, Vol. 15, No. 4 May 6, 2005 |
Eden Raises Money for CAMP Rob Stitt, chef/owner of Eden Restaurant presents Beth Fitton, CAMP Rehoboth Development Director, with $800 raised at the Rehoboth Wine Festival.
A Great Party that Gives Mike Diemand, Sal Seeley, John Zink and Stefan Patrick are pictured at John and Mike's party which raised funds for the CAMPsafe HIV/AIDS program.
And the High Bid Goes to... John Berdini, Michael Muller, Bill Darley, Phil Williford, Charlie Lee, Steve Hoult, and Rob Dick take a break from preparations for CAMP's equipment auction.