Cranberry Coast Concerts ~ As Time Goes by

Sinatra – As Time Goes By

Mike Duarte sings beloved songs made famous by “Ol’ Blue Eyes,” Frank Sinatra, accompanied by Kirk Whipple & Marilyn Morales.

• FRI, AUG 16, 7:15 PM, Eastern Bank, 226 Main Street, Wareham
• SUN, AUG 18, 3 PM, Whitfield House, 26 North Street, Plymouth
• SAT, AUG 24th, 6 PM*, Knights of Columbus Hall, 262 West Grove Street, Middleborough

Michael Duarte is a Boston area set designer and scenic artist whose work was regularly seen in many productions at Dean College including As You Like It, The Odd Couple, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, The Producers, The Three Musketeers, Noises Off, In The Heights, Hot L Baltimore and Into The Woods. His other area work includes such shows as Little Women, Oliver, Annie Get Your Gun, Fiddler On The Roof, and Peter Pan. This summer Michael will be designing his second show with the Family Performing Arts Center at Bridgewater State University. It will be a steam punk version of The Wizard of OZ. Along with his design skills, Michael is an accomplished singer and actor playing Emile deBecque in South Pacific, Ravenal in Show Boat, The Caliph in Kismet, and Captain Von Trapp in the Sound of Music. Michael has written produced and starred in two, one man shows; With a Song In My Heart, a history of Broadway musical theater, and Sinatra; the story of Frank Sinatra’s life and music. This summer marks the fifth season that CCC is featuring Duarte as the star of a featured 1-man show.
“Sinatra – As Time Goes By” is the final subscription concert of the 14th season of summer events presented by Cranberry Coast Concerts (CCC). Directed by the internationally touring husband and wife team of pianists, composers and educators Kirk Whipple and Marilyn Morales, CCC has presented hundreds of performances throughout the South Coast region during their history.

Doors open 30 minutes before concert. / $25 General / $20 Students & Seniors.
Children 5 to 17 admitted FREE with paid adult admission.
*Bar and doors open as noted at Knights of Columbus Hall. Concert begins one hour later.

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