Caroline Center Presents “The Wizard of Oz Sing-a-Long”

The 1939 Classic American Musical Fantasy Film with Sing-a-Long Lyrics

Premieres at the Hippodrome Theatre for One Performance Only - Friday, May 8, 2015, at 7 p.m.

“The Wizard of Oz,” the iconic 1939 musical and one of the most-loved films in cinematic history, will premiere at the Hippodrome Theatre for one performance only on Friday, May 8, 2015, at 7 p.m. The original 1939 classic film with sing-a-long lyrics so everyone can join in will highlight this fun benefit evening for Caroline Center, a workforce development organization providing underserved women in Baltimore with the opportunity for a tuition-free education and professional skills training that enables them to step away from poverty and into meaningful careers and better lives.

“The Wizard of Oz Sing-a-Long” will be an unforgettable event for fans of all ages. You won’t want to miss the experience of seeing and singing along to this amazingly beautiful Technicolor fantasy. Film fans are encouraged to come in costume for the pre-show parade and contest, which will be emceed by actor David DeBoy (A Dirty Shame, Tin Men, Head of State, Rocket Science) and his Bawlmer Hons. The evening also will include the award-winning short video “What It Takes” as well as special prizes and giveaways. This affordable and fun benefit is suitable for families, and it is a great way to support academic and career advancement for women, build local employment opportunities, and strengthen overall economic development in Baltimore City.

Tickets are on sale now at the Hippodrome Theatre Box Office, www.ticketmaster.com, or 410.547.SEAT (7328). Discounts for groups of 10+ at 1.866.577.7469. Early ticket purchases are recommended for the best seating.

The mission of Caroline Center is to educate unemployed and underemployed women in Baltimore for careers with potential for advancement. Inspired by the School Sisters of Notre Dame, Caroline Center’s holistic approach empowers each woman to reach the fullness of her potential thus creating a future of hope for herself and her family.

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