"For one brief shining moment” witness Tophat Miniature Stage Productions' adaptation of Lerner & Loewe's Camelot. 

Classically-trained Opera singer, David Worobec brings his miniature stage and action figure cast to present this lovely Broadway classic as you have never seen it before!

The musical Camelot tells the story of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table, and the tragic love triangle that threatens the peace and tranquility of the kingdom. Arthur tries to make Camelot a utopian society, but when Arthur's love, Guenevere, falls for Arthur's best friend and best knight, Lancelot, Arthur has to decide whether to be ruled by the Book of Law or by his heart.

“Don't let it be forgot / that once there was a spot / for one brief shining moment / that was known as Camelot!”

Costumes are encouraged. 

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Saturday, March 16 at 7:00 PM (doors 6:30 PM), approximately 120-minutes, with an intermission

Tickets are available for $15 in advance, $18 at the door, and $22 for preferred seating (pay-what-you-can-available).

ARTIST BIOS

David Worobec, Tenor, graduated from The Boston Conservatory of Music in 2011 with a degree in vocal performance with Opera emphasis, in the studio of Victor Jannett. He has always sung and, beginning with Peter & The Wolf at age 4, has performed musical skits with miniature “actors”. At the age of seven, when he was delighted to note that in opera and musical theater, “you can have a conversation without talking,” he decided to pursue a music career. Before he discovered the Victorian toy theaters, his characters acted in improvised miniature theaters built by his mother. His musical debut took place three years later when he was featured in the title role of Boston Bel Canto Opera's production of Menotti's Amahl & The Night Visitors. Many productions with companies such as Boston Bel Canto Opera and the Boston Conservatory followed.

He made his Opera Maine debut in the summer of 2019, as a member of the chorus as well as the understudy for the role of Monostatos in Opera Maine's production of Mozart's The Magic Flute. David loves to entertain family and friends with one-man toy theater productions of his favorite musicals, whether in a theater, at someone's house, or elsewhere. Productions include South Pacific, Camelot, Jesus Christ Superstar, Sweeney Todd, Little Shop of Horrors, Jekyll & Hyde, Les Misérables, Guys & Dolls, Kiss Me Kate, and Brigadoon. New shows/projects are always in the works. He also performs a broad range of songs at weddings and other special events and, in addition, is available to play the piano and/or sing for cocktail parties. David has been interviewed by TV stations as well as NPR. Two short documentaries have been made about David's work. He is currently working part-time at Mayo Street Arts in Portland, ME. He is also the owner of Tophat Productions, LLC.

PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN POLICY

No one will be turned away for lack of funds; contact MSA at 207-879-4629 or info@mayostreetarts.org to take advantage of our pay-what-you-can admission policy.

COVID-19 POLICY

Audience members, staff, and volunteers will be asked to mask while not actively eating, or drinking.

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CANCELLATION POLICY

Mayo Street Arts has a no refund policy for all reservations. In the event that MSA is forced to cancel an event due to weather, illness, etc., refunds will be offered via the Ticket Tailor platform.