Eddie, Denise & TLC Director Teresa Griffin
Corolla Classic Vacations is proud to be a Sponsor of The Lost Colony's 75th Anniversary Season! As a part of our sponsorship, our guests are entitled to $2.00 off the price of an adult admission to the show. If you have a reservation with us for this year, be sure to ask us for The Lost Colony Promo Code. On April 9th Founders Eddie Kavanaugh and Denise K. Graham visited The Lost Colony ... click HERE for a photo video of their tour! The Lost Colony is the longest-running outdoor symphonic drama in the world. Since 1937, over four million people have seen this dramatization of the plight and mysterious disappearance of the first English settlers in America. Written by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright, Paul Green, the show is produced summer nights by a company of more than 100 actors, dancers, singers and technicians. Witness epic battles and Indian dances. Experience the sorrow and heartbreak of tragedy and loss. Be awed at the pageantry of the Queen and her court. Celebrate the birth of Virginia Dare. The Lost Colony is the forerunner of the modern Broadway musical and is a triumph of the American Theatre! The 2012 season runs from June 1 to Aug. 23. Some 2012 dates to remember:
- May 31 - Dare Night - Thank you to "Locals" and "Stock-the-Food-Pantry" performance of The Lost Colony - Pre-season opening.
- June 1 - Opening night of the 75th Anniversary season of The Lost Colony.
- June 1 - August 20 - Lost Colony exhibit at The Lost Colony Building and Fort Raleigh Visitors' Center
- July 11 - 75th Anniversary Sponsor Night at The Lost Colony.
- July 28 - Salute to 75 years of alumni: Cabaret Revue and Backstage Party
- August 18 - 425th Birthday Anniversary Virginia Dare Faire and "Infant Night" at The Lost Colony
- August 23 - Final performance of The Lost Colony 75th Anniversary Season
- October 5-10 - Symposium on The Lost Colony and 16th Century Roanoke-Island Colonies
- October - 75th Anniversary Commemorative Lost Colony book goes on sale
- October 22-November 10 - Sir Walter Raleigh Tour to England and Special Lost Colony performances in Bideford, England
