Lonesome Traveler at Rubicon Theatre

Lonesome Traveler

Rubicon Theatre
1006 East Main Street Ventura

A musical event that takes audiences on a journey down the rivers and streams of American Folk Music -- from the hills of Appalachia to the nightclubs of San Francisco and New York; from the 1920s to the 1960s. Written and directed by Rubicon's Artistic Director James O'Neil, with Musical Direction and Arrangements by Dan Wheetman

Thru - May 15, 2011

Price: $49-$69

Show Type: Musical

Box Office: 805-667 2900

www.rubicontheatre.org

Lonesome Traveler Reviews

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Los Angeles Times - Highly Recommended

"...Listen closely and you can hear long-ago voices of Europe, Africa and the Americas, channeled through a joyous commingling of voices and instruments. Each voice retains its individuality yet twines with others to create a more glorious whole. It is, in a way, an expression of an ideal America."

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- Daryl H. Miller

StageHappenings.com - Highly Recommended

"...It is a rousing bit of entertainment, where even the audience is invited to sing along in some of the more familiar numbers such as Michael, Row Your Boat Ashore and This Land Is Your Land. Blowin' In the Wind, Where Have All the Flowers Gone?, Strangest Dream, Amazing Grace and Puff, the Magic Dragon are but a few of the familiar numbers performed by the cast. O'Neil spent about a year-and-half doing research on the subject. The anthology of music presented in the production brings the history of folk music to veracity."

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- Carol Kaufman Segal

Lonesome Traveler at Rubicon Theatre