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                                                           theatre happeningS




                                                         Rex Recommends



                                                                           By Rex Hearn

         In spite of all the                             Mendelssohn’s Midsummer Night’s Dream. Performance   Eissey Campus Theatre
      construction at the Kravis                         times: Friday, at 8 p.m; Saturday, at 2 and 4 p.m and Sunday      The Indian River Pops Orchestra and the New Gardens
      Center, audiences continue to                      at 1 p.m. Then on Wednesday, April 10 at 8 p.m. dancer   Band deliver Bound For Broadway on Sunday, April 28 at 7
      fill seats. That’s the power of                    and genial television dance competition host Derek Hough   p.m. Douglas Jewett and Dwight Roadman are the conductors.
      entertainment! Two of our own                      (pronounced Huff) brings his Live Dance Tour for just one   On Wednesday, May 1 at 7:30 p.m., the Palm Beach Gardens
      homegrown cultural ventures,                       night to Dreyfoos Hall. On Friday, April 12 at 7 p.m. our own   Concert Band presents Love is in the Air, a walk through
      Palm Beach Symphony and                            Palm Beach Symphony, conducted by young genius, Ramon   generations of passionate love songs sung by Lorrianna Colozzo
      Ballet Palm Beach, appear                          Tebar, still in his 30s, brings you Mozart’s Piano Concerto   and Brandon Mills. Contact the Box Office at (561) 207-5900.
      there now because they are                         No. 12 played by that other great genius, now at 91, the   Flagler Museum
      so good, ranking up there                          enduring Leon Fleisher. The program ends with Bruckner’s      This Gilded Age mansion, built as a wedding present for his
      with Miami City Ballet and                         massive Symphony No. 7. This is not to be missed. At the   second wife by oil and rail tycoon, Henry Flagler, is worth a visit.
      the renowned international                         Rinker Playhouse on April 16 and 17, Palm Beach Atlantic   Marvel at the way the very rich lived back at the turn of the 1900s.
      visiting orchestras. Get some                      University presents their Spring Dance Concert, both nights   Called “Whitehall” you may tour its many exquisite and oversized
      culture soon!                                      at 7:30 p.m. Back in Dreyfoos Hall from Wednesday, April   rooms, see the collections of rare silver and crockery. Take a lunch
      Kravis Center                                      24 to Sunday, May 5, Kravis on Broadway presents 16   of tea sandwiches. Best of all for railway enthusiasts; walk through
         Miami City Ballet has a real treat for you: April 5 to 7. It’s   performances of Disney’s The Lion King! Contact the Box   Flagler’s private rail car, No. 91, now housed in its own pavilion.
      George Balanchine’s choreography set to the music of Felix   Office at (561) 832-7469.                  The gift shop is amazing! Closed Monday, call for times
                                                                                                           and events at (561) 655-2833.
                                                                                                           Loggerhead Marinelife Center
                                                                                                              Enter free of charge to this wonderful world of conservation
                                                                                                           at 14200 U.S. Highway 1 in Juno Beach. Begun over 30 years
                                                                                                           ago by Eleanor Fletcher to make us aware of oceanic ecosystems
                                                                                                           the focus here is on endangered sea turtles. Get an up close view
                                                                                                           of injured turtles being restored to full health in their outdoor
                                                                                                           hospital recovery tanks. Visit the interactive exhibit hall with
                                                                                                           hands-on displays. Saltwater aquariums show marine life.
                                                                                                           Guided tours are available. There is a gift store with unusual
                                                                                                           and exquisite gifts. For opening times call (561) 627-8280.
                                                                                                           Palm Beach County Horse Shows
                                                                                                              Throughout April there are lots of polo matches in Wellington
                                                                                                           and some Equestrian events like jumping and dressage. Or you
                                                                                                           may take a trail ride in Jonathan Dickinson State Park. For more
                                                                                                           information call (561) 793-5867.


















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