An evening of all six of the suites for unaccompanied cello by Johann Sebastian Bach. (BWV 1007–1012) performed by Jeffrey Noel Lastrapes.

October 26 at 7pm

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An evening of all six of the suites for unaccompanied cello by Johann Sebastian Bach. (BWV 1007–1012) performed by Jeffrey Noel Lastrapes.

Lastrapes is an active soloist, chamber musician, and teacher having performed and taught in Europe, Asia, South America, and in every region of the US. As a soloist, he has appeared with the Monroe Symphony Orchestra, the Baton Rouge Symphony, the Midland-Odessa Symphony, the Ibex Chamber Orchestra of New York, the Lower Marion Symphony of Philadelphia, the Festival Orchestra in Vina del Mar, Chile, the National Philharmonic of Honduras, and numerous others. He has also participated in major summer festivals around the world including the Evian Festival in France, Hot Springs Music Festival, Peninsula Music Festival, Bay View, the Bellingham Festival, and the Gregor Piatigorsky Seminar at the University of Southern California.

​Recently, Mr. Lastrapes recorded a video production of the Complete Bach Suites for Solo Cello in Los Angeles, California. The video will be released in Fall of 2019 on free streaming video services. He frequently performs complete versions of the Bach Suites in recitals in the US, Asia, South America, and Europe. His print edition of the Complete Bach Suites is available worldwide through BCMP Ltd and is the culmination of three decades of research, practice and performing. Mr. Lastrapes holds degrees from The Curtis Institute of Music and the Juilliard School where he studied with Orlando Cole and Harvey Shapiro respectively. He has recorded for New World Records and Centaur Records.

In 2009, Mr. Lastrapes gave his New York Debut at Merkin Hall to critical acclaim.

"An excellent cellist with consummate technical mastery, Lastrapes is a seasoned performer whose strong, outgoing personality lets him shape the music on a big canvas with bold colors and contours." ~Edith Eisler New York Concert Review.

​He is currently Professor of Cello at Texas Tech University, is the cofounder of Caerus Ensemble and has been on the faculty of the Interlochen Arts Camp since 1996. He is also Co-founder and Co-artistic Director of the Montenegro Cello Festival and Course in Podgorica, Montenegro.

Mr. Lastrapes performs on a Francesco Ruggieri cello dated 1684 and a Paul Schuback cello dated 1987.

Presented by Sonoma Foundation for Behavioral Health / Andrew Conti Workshop Directed by Senadhi Parakrama

October 3 & 4 at 7pm

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Following last year’s sold-out production of Roofing in Petaluma and Berkeley, the SFBH/ACW returns for its second season with The One Acts — a series of original short plays created during a 12-week workshop. A cast of participants developed and wrote these one-acts entirely themselves, drawing from lived experience, imagination, and the spirit of collaboration.

Witness the transformative power of art in recovery — where storytelling brings people together, inspires healing, and creates lasting impact for both the artists and the audiences.

Presented by Sonoma Foundation for Behavioral Health / Andrew Conti Workshop Directed by Senadhi Parakrama

October 3 & 4 at 7pm

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Following last year’s sold-out production of Roofing in Petaluma and Berkeley, the SFBH/ACW returns for its second season with The One Acts — a series of original short plays created during a 12-week workshop. A cast of participants developed and wrote these one-acts entirely themselves, drawing from lived experience, imagination, and the spirit of collaboration.

Witness the transformative power of art in recovery — where storytelling brings people together, inspires healing, and creates lasting impact for both the artists and the audiences.

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For the first show of its inaugural season, Mercury Theater presents, “Pins and Needles,” an unjustly forgotten piece of musical theater history that speaks powerfully to the present day.

“Pins and Needles,” is a musical revue by composer Harold Rome and a crew of Depression Era scribes first performed by members of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union in 1937.

With a modern day cast of 10, the theater has culled the best songs and sketches from the revue’s ever-changing four-year Broadway run. These include songs like “Doin’ the Reactionary,””It’s Better with a Union Man,” “Sitting on Your Status Quo,” “One Big Union for Two,” and “Call it Unamerican.”

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For the first show of its inaugural season, Mercury Theater presents, “Pins and Needles,” an unjustly forgotten piece of musical theater history that speaks powerfully to the present day.

“Pins and Needles,” is a musical revue by composer Harold Rome and a crew of Depression Era scribes first performed by members of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union in 1937.

With a modern day cast of 10, the theater has culled the best songs and sketches from the revue’s ever-changing four-year Broadway run. These include songs like “Doin’ the Reactionary,””It’s Better with a Union Man,” “Sitting on Your Status Quo,” “One Big Union for Two,” and “Call it Unamerican.”

Click to Buy Tickets to Pins & Needles

For the first show of its inaugural season, Mercury Theater presents, “Pins and Needles,” an unjustly forgotten piece of musical theater history that speaks powerfully to the present day.

“Pins and Needles,” is a musical revue by composer Harold Rome and a crew of Depression Era scribes first performed by members of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union in 1937.

With a modern day cast of 10, the theater has culled the best songs and sketches from the revue’s ever-changing four-year Broadway run. These include songs like “Doin’ the Reactionary,””It’s Better with a Union Man,” “Sitting on Your Status Quo,” “One Big Union for Two,” and “Call it Unamerican.”

Click to Buy Tickets to Pins & Needles

For the first show of its inaugural season, Mercury Theater presents, “Pins and Needles,” an unjustly forgotten piece of musical theater history that speaks powerfully to the present day.

“Pins and Needles,” is a musical revue by composer Harold Rome and a crew of Depression Era scribes first performed by members of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union in 1937.

With a modern day cast of 10, the theater has culled the best songs and sketches from the revue’s ever-changing four-year Broadway run. These include songs like “Doin’ the Reactionary,””It’s Better with a Union Man,” “Sitting on Your Status Quo,” “One Big Union for Two,” and “Call it Unamerican.”

Click to Buy Tickets to Pins & Needles

For the first show of its inaugural season, Mercury Theater presents, “Pins and Needles,” an unjustly forgotten piece of musical theater history that speaks powerfully to the present day.

“Pins and Needles,” is a musical revue by composer Harold Rome and a crew of Depression Era scribes first performed by members of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union in 1937.

With a modern day cast of 10, the theater has culled the best songs and sketches from the revue’s ever-changing four-year Broadway run. These include songs like “Doin’ the Reactionary,””It’s Better with a Union Man,” “Sitting on Your Status Quo,” “One Big Union for Two,” and “Call it Unamerican.”

Click to Buy Tickets to Pins & Needles

For the first show of its inaugural season, Mercury Theater presents, “Pins and Needles,” an unjustly forgotten piece of musical theater history that speaks powerfully to the present day.

“Pins and Needles,” is a musical revue by composer Harold Rome and a crew of Depression Era scribes first performed by members of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union in 1937.

With a modern day cast of 10, the theater has culled the best songs and sketches from the revue’s ever-changing four-year Broadway run. These include songs like “Doin’ the Reactionary,””It’s Better with a Union Man,” “Sitting on Your Status Quo,” “One Big Union for Two,” and “Call it Unamerican.”

Click to Buy Tickets to Pins & Needles

For the first show of its inaugural season, Mercury Theater presents, “Pins and Needles,” an unjustly forgotten piece of musical theater history that speaks powerfully to the present day.

“Pins and Needles,” is a musical revue by composer Harold Rome and a crew of Depression Era scribes first performed by members of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union in 1937.

With a modern day cast of 10, the theater has culled the best songs and sketches from the revue’s ever-changing four-year Broadway run. These include songs like “Doin’ the Reactionary,””It’s Better with a Union Man,” “Sitting on Your Status Quo,” “One Big Union for Two,” and “Call it Unamerican.”

Click to Buy Tickets to Pins & Needles

For the first show of its inaugural season, Mercury Theater presents, “Pins and Needles,” an unjustly forgotten piece of musical theater history that speaks powerfully to the present day.

“Pins and Needles,” is a musical revue by composer Harold Rome and a crew of Depression Era scribes first performed by members of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union in 1937.

With a modern day cast of 10, the theater has culled the best songs and sketches from the revue’s ever-changing four-year Broadway run. These include songs like “Doin’ the Reactionary,””It’s Better with a Union Man,” “Sitting on Your Status Quo,” “One Big Union for Two,” and “Call it Unamerican.”

Click to Buy Tickets to Pins & Needles

For the first show of its inaugural season, Mercury Theater presents, “Pins and Needles,” an unjustly forgotten piece of musical theater history that speaks powerfully to the present day.

“Pins and Needles,” is a musical revue by composer Harold Rome and a crew of Depression Era scribes first performed by members of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union in 1937.

With a modern day cast of 10, the theater has culled the best songs and sketches from the revue’s ever-changing four-year Broadway run. These include songs like “Doin’ the Reactionary,””It’s Better with a Union Man,” “Sitting on Your Status Quo,” “One Big Union for Two,” and “Call it Unamerican.”

A CELEBRATION OF LIFE
HOSTED BY THE KLEBE FAMILY

We will be gathering in loving memory of Aloysha Modest Klebe.

FRIDAY, JULY 25
1:00PM – 5:00PM PDT

3333 PETALUMA BLVD N
PETALUMA, CA 94952

SRJC Theater Student Production Club Dream Role Cabaret

July 12th at 5pm and 8pm

A compilation of roles cast members from the Santa Rosa Junior College Theater Student Production Club have longed to perform.

The chosen scenes create a melodic mixture of Shakespearean plays, heartfelt musical numbers, and satiric comedy pieces that will take you through a fanciful journey that you will never have to leave your seat for.

While you watch, you will travel throughout time, both fictional and realistic, as the SRJC Student Production Club presents our Dream Role Cabaret.

SRJC Theater Student Production Club Dream Role Cabaret

July 12th at 5pm and 8pm

A compilation of roles cast members from the Santa Rosa Junior College Theater Student Production Club have longed to perform.

The chosen scenes create a melodic mixture of Shakespearean plays, heartfelt musical numbers, and satiric comedy pieces that will take you through a fanciful journey that you will never have to leave your seat for.

While you watch, you will travel throughout time, both fictional and realistic, as the SRJC Student Production Club presents our Dream Role Cabaret.

Harkening to the timeless Ella Fitzgerald and Joe Pass recordings, the Stella Heath & Ian Scherer Duo delivers a warm, intimate, and deeply musical experience. With stripped-down arrangements and improvisational interplay,  they bring freshness to jazz standards with playful creativity and heartfelt interpretation.

Together, Stella and Ian share a deep respect for jazz tradition while embracing playful, modern interpretations. Their duo offers a listening experience that is both timeless and fresh—where storytelling, musicianship, and spontaneity meet. Whether breathing new life into a jazz classic or reimagining a pop song, they captivate audiences with grace and soul.

Stella Heath, a native of Northern California, grew up steeped in jazz and global sounds from her mother’s record collection. After studying classical acting at Interlochen Arts Academy and Syracuse University, she returned to jazz while living in New York City. Since 2014, Stella has performed full time, founding the genre-bending Bandjango Collectif and debuting the acclaimed Billie Holiday Project, now touring nationally. She is also a dedicated music educator with Healdsburg Jazz and a mother of twins.

Ian Scherer, originally from Pittsburgh, studied jazz guitar and composition at Duquesne University and the University of Pittsburgh. He refined his style through private mentorships with guitar greats Pat Martino, Jimmy Bruno, and Joe Negri. Ian brings a rich harmonic sensibility and improvisational finesse to the duo.