Sudbury Savoyards on Cable TV
Ed Fell
Welcome, Gentry - and Bridesmaids!
As we start into run-throughs for this year’s production of RUDDIGORE, I want to announce that you can whet your appetite on the cable television local access channel in Sudbury!
We have the following shows lined up for you. All shows will be aired at least once during the week, and then two to four times over the weekend. Exact times are not guaranteed – check the website at www.sudburytv.org and look for the Program Schedules – it will be on the Public/Government channel. Set up your VCR or DVR and watch it at your leisure! Approximate show lengths are listed:
Trial By Jury (2011) This week!
(45 Minutes)
Remaining broadcast times are:
Friday, Feb 3 at 9:00 PM
Saturday, Feb 4 at 4:00 PM
Saturday, Feb 4 at 7:00 PM
Sunday, Feb 5 at 4:00 PM
Sunday, Feb 5 at 7:00 PM
HMS Pinafore (2011) Feb 6 through Feb 12
(2 Hours)
Ruddigore (2000) Feb 13 through Feb 19
(2 hours, 40 minutes)
50th Anniversary (2011) Feb 20 through March 4
(1 hour, 35 Minutes)
Here are some other viewing options for our out-of-town fans:
· Watch the broadcast stream live on your computer! Go the website listed above and click on “Watch Our Live Stream”.
· Watch the shows On-Demand! Go the website listed above and click on “Watch Our Programming On Demand”. If you don’t see the shows readily, click where it says “All Folders” and select “Savoyards”. All four DVDs will be up until March 4. Click on one, maximize the screen, sit back and enjoy!
· Buy the DVD(s)! Go to www.sudburysavoyards.org, look for “DVDs for Sale” and follow the instructions. We have all of our shows dating back to 1986 available for sale!
· Supposedly, SudburyTV is available throughout Massachusetts if you have FIOS – check it out and let me know.
And, of course, come see RUDDIGORE! See www.sudburysavoyards.org for show dates and times, and to order tickets!
Hope to see all of you at the show!
Ed Fell
Sir Despard Murgatroyd
Baronet of Ruddigore
My apologies for those who received multiple copies – I wanted the widest possible dissemination, so I sent it to multiple mailing lists.