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Upcoming Events
All Revved Up Long Island’s Premiere Meat Loaf Tribute
This 8 piece band brings the look, the sound, and the show! Performing all of your favorite Meat Loaf songs while putting on a stage show with choreography, props, stage design and costume changes all to take you on an epic Rock and Roll journey. Band leader John Doboe and company give a spot-on tribute show that is loaded with authenticity and leaves the audience spellbound.
FIlm: Into the Sunlight
Into Sunlight – The Film combines the dance performance, historic events in Vietnam, and student protests on the University of Wisconsin campus into a powerful documentary. Director Ron Honsa weaves choreography and archival footage with interviews with Robin Becker, David Maraniss and key figures from the book.
Where
CM Performing Arts Center
931 Montauk Hwy.
Oakdale, NY
Phone
631-218-2810
Price
$20
Website
cmpac.comMilitary Veteran Weekend
The weekend starts on Friday with a documentary, Into Sunlight: The Film, about the Vietnam war followed by an artist talk back with local disabled veteran John Melillo who uses his artwork as solace and healing mechanism. Then on Saturday we have the acclaimed dance troupe Robin Becker Dance bringing their piece Into Sunlight which is inspired by David Maraniss’ They Marched Into Sunlight. They have performed this piece around the world including in Vietnam. John will join us again that day for another artist talk back. The weekend concludes with a free Wellness Through Movement workshop taught by Robin Becker herself.
Where
CM Performing Arts Center
931 Montauk Hwy.
Oakdale, NY
Phone
631-218-2810
Price
Film Tickets: $20 General Admission; Dance Performance Tickets:$45 Standard with VIP Tables starting at $119 (Two-Top Table)






















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