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Razzle Dazzle Radio salutes HCC superstar Jenny Male, talented student actor Tiyana Waldron, and Laurel Mill Playhouse producer Maureen Rogers. From the classroom to the community stage, you won’t want to miss these incredible tales of theatrical creation and collaboration.

This month on Razzle Dazzle, we’re turning up the spotlight on the incredible theatre and dance productions lighting up the stage at Howard Community College. From powerful dramatic performances to high-energy choreography, March is packed with creativity, culture, and campus talent you don’t want to miss.

Carolyn & Judy break down what shows are hitting the stage, highlight the student performers and directors bringing these stories to life, and give you all the details on how to attend. Whether you’re a theatre lover, a dance enthusiast, or just looking for something inspiring to do this month, this episode has your front-row preview.

Catch the magic. Feel the movement. Support the arts.

Razzle Dazzle Radio celebrates classical music, concert artists and their roots here in Howard County. Co-hosts Carolyn Kelemen and Judy Templeton join guests Fay Rosinsky and Mike Giuliano for a discussion of past events and up-coming programs in Columbia. “Sundays at 3” chamber concerts at Christ Episcopal Church Feb. 15, Misako Ballet in “Ballet Bouquet” at Rouse Theatre Feb. 1, and HoCoPoLitSo’s “Irish Night” at the college Feb. 7, and projected Oscar winners.

Tune in the latest edition of Razzle Dazzle Radio and circle your music calendar for some lively shows at Columbia’s downtown The Collective Offshore restaurant and next-door supper club, The Collective Encore. Co-hosts Carolyn Kelemen and Judy Templeton join guests Demitian Gilbert who keeps things lively at the restaurant, while Rick LaRocca greets folks coming to the music venue. Lots of tips on catching local and national acts here at home. 

Home for the Holidays? Tune in to Razzle Dazzle Radio for tips on Yuletide festivities. Carolyn and Judy share ideas for enjoying dance, theatre, music, and more with guests, Arabesque’s Ginger Lachman Freint and triple threat Tico Wells, who joins the show from California. And do check out his documentary “First Generation College Bound,” at www.fgcb.org.

The Howard County Summer Theatre celebrates its 50th season, and Razzle Dazzle salutes Todd Hochkeppel, speaking frankly with his theater buddy, Mo Dutterer. Tune in for some witty, amazing conversation between these two artistic icons who invite listeners to join them for a gala celebration Nov. 6. Visit HCST.booktix.com. Co-hosts Carolyn Kelemen and Judy Templeton add sass and humor to this latest edition.

Since its beginning in 1966, HCC has been home to many organizations, HoCoPolitso and the Columbia Film Society, among them. Tune into the latest edition of Razzle Dazzle Radio to learn more about the artistic bond between the College and the Community. Janelle Broderick, Director of the Horowitz Visual and Performing Arts Center promotes the 20th Anniversary Season of the Center and offers tips on what not-to-miss. As a bonus, Chris Hefty, a.k.a. Bella Naughty, returns with their unique wit, humor and talent.

Tune in Razzle Dazzle for up-to-date info on the upcoming gala season of the performing arts here in Howard County. Carolyn Kelemen and Judy Templeton host Ann-Marie Gover and HCC’s Liz Higgins, both involved in dance activities at the college and beyond.

First up is the premiere Dance Festival at the Columbia Lakefront Saturday, Sept. 20 with workshops and performances. Also, note the 28th annual Celebration of the Arts in Howard County Saturday, October 25, from 6-10 p.m. at the Horowitz Visual and Performing Arts Center. It’s a season to celebrate!

Be sure to check out Ricky Huff’s dance promo video below…

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Tune in Razzle Dazzle for up-to-date info on the upcoming gala season of the performing arts here in Howard County. Carolyn Kelemen and Judy Templeton host Ann-Marie Gover and HCC’s Liz Higgins, both involved in dance activities at the college and beyond.

First up is the premiere Dance Festival at the Columbia Lakefront Saturday, Sept. 20 with workshops and performances. Also, note the 28th annual Celebration of the Arts in Howard County Saturday, October 25, from 6-10 p.m. at the Horowitz Visual and Performing Arts Center. It’s a season to celebrate!