Previous Events: 2007-2008 Season

Friday September, 28 2007: Inca Son

This group presents traditional music and dance of the Andes Mountains of Peru and Latin America in authentic and colorful Inca attire.

Friday November 16, 2007: Magic by Scott Jameson

Classic magic and juggling routines have been given a fresh new look and are seamlessly interlaced with new, innovative routines written, designed, and crafted by Scott.

Friday February 15, 2008: A Midsummer Night's Dream

The Shakespeare & Company aspires to create a theatre of unprecedented excellence rooted in the classical ideals of inquiry, balance, and harmony.

Friday March 14, 2008: Guy Peartree as Frederick Douglass

Guy Peartree performs historical characterizations of Frederick Douglass, William Brown and George Washington Carver; as well as folktales from around the world.

 

Previous Events: 2006-2007 Season

Friday October 27, 2006: Victorian Halloween Magic Lantern Show

America’s only touring Victorian Halloween Magic-Lantern Show - the combination of projected images, live drama, and live music that led to the movies.

Friday January 12, 2007: Henry David Thoreau

Richard Smith brings the famed 19th Century philosopher alive!

Friday March 2, 2007: Alfred Watson and Second Lyceum Art Show

Alfred Watson is a popular Littleton pianist.
Read about the Art Show!

Friday April 13, 2007 at 7:30 pm - Macbeth

"MacBeth" by the reknowned touring company, Shakespeare & Company from Lenox, MA.

 

Previous Events: 2005-2006 Season

October 28, 2005: The Granitestatemen

Back by popular demand, this full barbershop chorus featured Broadway show tunes as well as many old favorites.

First Lyceum Art Show:

This showcased the works of local artists Wendy Boston, Margaret Geansis and Marshall Henrichs.

November 18, 2005: The Big Dig

Attendees got the scoop on the Big Dig from historian and former Big Dig spokesperson, David Kruh

February 10, 2006: Eyes on Owls

Marcia Wilson enlightened and enthralled the audience with her collection of live owls, their habits and habitats.

March 31, 2006: Libana

Boston's international touring women's folk ensemble provided rarely heard musical expression from all around the world.

All programs were held at the Littleton High School Performing Arts Center.