Performing Arts
The Troy-Hayner Cultural Center presents a variety of performing arts programs

throughout the year. An average of twenty-eight performing arts events are offered

each year free and open to the public. A series of theatrical, cultural or musical

programs are presented for children and their families. In the Summer, concerts are
held (weather permitting) in the outdoor courtyard. The Hayner also collaborates

with Troy Main Street and The Troy Foundation in presenting music on Troy's

Prouty Plaza during the Summer months. Diverse styles of music including Classical,

folk, jazz, blues and ethnic music are offered by both professional touring artists and

local musicians. Theatre, dance and unique cultural entertainment are presented

periodically as well.

Due to the support of the local tax levy, the following events are presented

free and open to the public.

Upcoming Event Schedule

Valentine Dinner and Show

Friday and Saturday,
February 10 and 11

6:00 pm • Dinner ($-Fee)
7:30 pm • Show (Free. Limited seating
with reservations.)

Annual Valentine dinner and show featuring magician/comedian, David McCreary.

McCreary’s unbelievable sleight of hand and rapid fire quick wit combine to create an entertainment experience like no other; an experience that will have folks scratching their head one moment and holding their sides from laughter the next.

Call the Hayner to receive an invitation.

http://www.class-acts.com/entertainers/davidmccreary/index.htm

Chamber Music Series
WSU Men’s Chorus with Dr James Tipps

Tuesday, February 28 • 7:30 pm

The Wright State Men’s Chorale provides the opportunity to learn about the art of choral music. Members develop musical skills and superior vocal technique through rehearsal and performance of a wide variety of challenging choral literature.

http://www.wright.edu/music/images/groups/mens_chorale-xl.jpg
http://www.wright.edu/music/faculty/tipps.html

This concert is part of the Chamber Music Series, coordinated by Music Department Chair at Wright State University, Dr. Randall Paul.

Celebrate the Irish! with Knot Fibb’n

Saturday, March 10 • 7:30 pm

Presenting a unique, crisp style to the traditional Irish-American music scene, the four members of Knot Fibb’n have a distinct sound unlike most other acoustic Celtic bands. They perform the traditional music of Ireland as well as original tunes and modern folk music, blending their varied and professional artistic backgrounds and creating a rich tapestry of music that has delighted all their audiences.

http://www.knotfibbn.com/

International Pianist, Warren Mailley-Smith

Saturday, March 24 • 7:30 pm

The Hayner Center is pleased to welcome back one of the UK’s outstanding young pianists. Mailley-Smith’s solo Wigmore Hall debut was given to critical acclaim before a capacity audience and he has been awarded several performances at the Southbank Centre. He recently made his concerto debut at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, and he has been invited to perform for the Royal Family on more than thirty occasions. Following success as a postgraduate major prize-winner at both Birmingham Conservatoire and the Royal College of Music, Warren continued his studies privately with Ronald Smith and currently studies with Peter Feuchtwanger.

http://warrenmailley-smith.com/

Chamber Music Series
WSU Piano Studio with Dr. Jackson Leung

Tuesday, April 10 • 7:30 pm

Under the leadership of Dr. Jackson Leung, the piano studio has grown in size and quality, and has produced numerous outstanding students and graduates. Besides pianists from the Unite States, the studio has attracted students from Switzerland, Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, China, and Macao.

This concert is part of the Chamber Music Series, coordinated by Music Department Chair at Wright State University, Dr. Randall Paul.