CAMP Rehoboth 2017 Asia Cruise Information Party Set for April 22
Though it’s filling up fast, there is still time to sign up for the 2017 CAMP Rehoboth Cruise to Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. Join Annette and Rick Stellhorn of Accent on Travel on April 22 at 4 p.m. at CAMP Rehoboth to find out the details about this amazing experience aboard the Celebrity Millennium. To RSVP, call 302-703-6154.
Powerful Emotions, Strong Collaboration—Laramie a Hit
The Laramie Project production, a collaboration between CAMP Rehoboth and Clear Space, created a powerful and emotional night at the theater. Directed by Becky Craft, the staged reading left the audience visibly moved. Photo (Becky Craft): The Laramie Project Cast.
FEST Entertainment: Comedy and Music
Though the Rehoboth Convention Center is closed for the year, it hasn’t stopped Women’s FEST organizers from creating a diverse line-up of entertainers. Joining headliner Indigo Girl Emily Saliers are: comics Poppy Champlin and Kelli Dunham and musicians Julie Felix and Angie Haze—as well as local favorites, Viki Dee, The Girlfriends, Fay Jacobs, and DJ Nan. Tickets: camprehoboth.com or 302-227-5620. Photo: Angie Haze.
Family Pride CAMP Set for June 24-26
With a line-up of events for kids and parents, the second Family Pride CAMP is on its way to becoming a Rehoboth tradition. Events include a welcoming party, beach days at Gordon’s Pond and Poodle Beach, a bounce party and more. Registration begins March 23. Photo (from Pride CAMP 2051): Nichole Miller, Joshua Miller, Johanna Miller, Mackensie Miller, Theo Connor, Eve Connor, Kameron Connor, Knox Connor.
Anything Goes at Clear Space Theatre
Clear Space Theatre Company presents Cole Porter’s classic 1930s musical Anything Goes, March 18-April 3. Joseph Chubb and Sydney Gray star. Anything Goes features classic Cole Porter tunes like “Friendship,” “It’s De-Lovely,” “I Get No Kick from Champagne,” and the title song “Anything Goes.” For more details about the local arts scene in Coastal Delaware, check out CAMPdates in this issue of Letters from CAMP Rehoboth.
Last Call! CAMP Chorus Final Show
Members of the CAMP Rehoboth Chorus perform “Hey Big Spender” during their sold out run in February. Tickets to the final show of Sassy, Brassy, and Classy at Del Tech are on sale now.
RAMS Annual Easter Bonnet Brunch
The Rehoboth Area Men’s Social (RAMS) Group will hold its annual Easter Bonnet Brunch on Saturday, March 26, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. at Rigby’s. Cost for the Brunch is $15 per person, and includes the buffet brunch, one drink, and gratuity. Prizes will be awarded for the most creative bonnets. All men are invited. Bonnets are encouraged, but not required. To RSVP, call Roy Perdue, host, at 302–947-1896, or send him an email.
Cuba to California! Letters on the Road
Never one to turn down a trip, Letters from CAMP Rehoboth has spent as much time as possible away from the winter cold. Donna Olhe, Sue Gaggiotti, Linda Frese, Sandy Oropel, and Sharon Miken took it to Joshua Tree National Park in California. Rick Mowery, Joe Conn, Sam Profeta, Brett Miller, Mowry Spencer, and John Newton took a cruise to Cuba. Steve Ortleib, Bob Moore, Andy Brangenberg, David Hagelin, Ed Schumacher and Frank Dorn relaxed in Florida. Philip Reich read Letters in Curacao. Peter Bezrucik, Howard Cyr, Lynn Ashley, David Stabile, Rob Cee and John Zinsmeister shared Letters with Puerto Vallarta. Tony Ghigi, Ken Reilly, Jack Warren and Dave Humphries read Letters on their Virgin Islands Cruise.