Fulton Sunday Matinee 1/12/2020 2pm

Miss Isabella Rainsong and Her Traveling Companion will take you on an unforgettable journey

You will board this two-act, original acoustic musical in an Anniston, Alabama Amtrak train station where you will wait out a storm while a wayward Traveler shares the story of his three-year journey all across America with Miss Isabella Rainsong – a captivatingly beautiful black guitar.

Written and performed by Ross Martin of Fulton, MD, Miss Isabella Rainsong and Her Traveling Companion: A One-Guitar Show had its world premiere on January 20th, 2018 in Columbia Maryland. Since then, it was selected for the Florida Festival of New Musicals, where it was presented in a one-act version August 23-25, 2018. 

There are some exciting additions to this performance, including some new audio backing tracks and some technical wizardry that Ross has designed to run the entire show -- including audio and lighting cues -- from the stage using an Arduino micropocessor built into his guitar! See the Miss Rainsong blog for more details. 

Event Details

This is a house concert -- it's the full two-act show, but in the private home of the show's creator. After a dozen performances, Ross is looking to refine some small details in the show through this short run in his home. Admission is free, but donations will be accepted at the end of the show. So bring some cash to donate ($20 suggested) and purchase merchandise. The doors will open at 1:30pm and the show will depart the station promptly at 2pm. Bring a snack or beverage for yourself if you'd like, but this isn't a pot luck. The total run time for the show is approximately two hours, not including the 15-minute intermission and any lengthy standing ovations.

Like most house concerts, the address will be shared with you a day prior to the show along with information about parking. 

About the Creator

Ross Martin (Book, Lyrics, Music & Performer) started singing about the same time he started talking and added the guitar when it seemed his only option for impressing girls. He grew up doing community and school theater and choirs. When he realized that he cared more about the parody of The Music Man he wrote for his med school talent show than passing his medical boards, he knew something had to give. After delivering babies for a few years, he flipped his career to consulting in health IT to make more room for writing, eventually penning five screenplays and fourish musicals (depending on how you count). He briefly delivered babies, but now makes his living as an independent consultant in medical informatics (technology in healthcare) along with his wife as the dynamic duo behind 360 Degree Insights LLC. He also claims to be the World's Leading Medical Informatimusicologist as President and Founder of The American College of Medical Informatimusicology (ACMImimi). More than you likely care to know is at www.rossmartinmd.com.