Kravis Kicks Off 2015 with Amazing Line-Up of Broadway Hits & Top Stars

The Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performance Arts invites entertainment fans to kick off 2015 with international artists and attractions from every discipline from rock to pop to classical music, from Broadway to Hollywood.

JANUARY

January 1 at 8 pm (Thursday)
NEW YEAR'S CONCERT 2015!
Salute to Vienna
The Strauss Symphony of America
Bernhard Schneider, Conductor (Vienna)
Laura Nicorescu, Soprano (Salzburg)
Sebastian Fuchsberger, Tenor (Vienna)
Dancers from Kiev-Aniko Ballet of Ukraine and
International Champion Ballroom Dancers
Party like it's 1899 in Vienna, the city of dreams! Celebrate the start of the New Year with an all-star cast of European singers, dancers and full orchestra. Returning to West Palm Beach for the 19th season, this magnificent concert features uplifting melodies from famous operettas including Die Fledermaus and The Merry Widow, as well as polkas and Strauss waltzes. Don't miss the Blue Danube Waltz. Discover the beauty of Salute to Vienna for the first time or all over again.
Presented by the Kravis Center and Attila Glatz Concert Productions, Inc.
Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert Hall
Tickets start at $27
Sponsored by Margaretta Taylor

January 2 at 2 pm (Friday)
Pacifica Quartet with Christopher O'Riley, Piano
(Regional Arts Concert Series)
Virtuosity and an exuberant style have marked the Pacifica as international celebrities for two decades, and winners of the 2009 Grammy for Best Chamber Music Performance. Pianist Christopher O'Riley, already a Regional Arts audience favorite, joins the Pacifica in Brahms.
+ Haydn / String Quartet No. 63 in B-flat Major, Op. 76, No. 4, Hob.III:78 ("Sunrise")
+ Ravel / String Quartet in F Major
+ Brahms / Piano Quintet in F minor, Op. 34
Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert Hall
Tickets start at $25
Series sponsored by Leonard and Sophie Davis
Beyond the Stage: Join us for a pre-concert discussion by Sharon McDaniel at 12:45 pm.
New this season: Enjoy a boxed meal during the pre-concert talks before each Regional Arts concert. Meals will include a sandwich, chips, cookie, and bottled water for $15. Order and purchase in advance by calling the box office at 561-832-7469 at least one week prior to the concert.

January 2 at 8 pm (Friday)
Howie Mandel
His career has encompassed almost every aspect of the entertainment spectrum, including stage, TV and film. Howie Mandel has come a long way since 1979, when he took the microphone, on a dare, during amateur night at a comedy club. One recent success is Deal With It, a hidden-camera show. He also serves as a judge on the popular America's Got Talent. In addition, Howie's animated children's series, Bobby's World, is syndicated in 65 countries. Howie is a dependable and hilarious mainstay of the comedy scene, here as well as abroad. (For Mature Audiences.)
Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert Hall
Tickets start at $25
Sponsored by Florence and Robert Kaufman

January 3 at 8 pm (Saturday)
Michael Feinstein
Conducts The Kravis Center Pops Orchestra
Michael Feinstein's Songbook
With Special Guests Jeremy Jordan and Lari White
Michael Feinstein, an extraordinary musician and showman dubbed "The Ambassador of the Great American Songbook" will conduct the three concert series. The multi-platinum-selling, two-time Emmy and five-time Grammy Award-nominated Feinstein is considered one of the premier interpreters of American standards. This program will include songs personally selected by Mr. Feinstein with original orchestrations and performances by special guests Jeremy Jordan and Lari White. Associate conductor for the series is Larry Blank.
Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert Hall
Tickets start at $27.
Sponsored by Lee Wolf
With support from Legends 100.3 FM

January 4 at 8 pm (Sunday)
Vanessa Williams
She has sold more than 25 million records. She has won critical acclaim for her work in TV, film, recordings and on the Broadway stage. Her 2012 autobiography, You Have No Idea, hit The New York Times' Best-Seller List. Yet, despite all her professional activities, Vanessa Williams still finds time to serve as an advocate for equal rights, especially for minorities and the gay community. This versatile performer appeals to a variety of audiences: Vanessa is one of only a few singers to score number-one and Top 10 hits on Billboard's Album and Singles charts in the combined areas of pop, dance, R&B, adult contemporary, holiday, Latin, gospel and jazz.
Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert Hall
Tickets start at $25
Sponsored by Susan and Dom Telesco

January 5 at 11 am and 2 pm (Monday)
Stormy Weather:
The Music Of Lena Horne
Starring Mary Wilson
(Adults at Leisure Series)
Stormy Weather is a "living, breathing, biography" that combines story, song and images to give us a defining portrait of singer and civil-rights activist Lena Horne. From her Cotton Club glory days and the back lots of Hollywood studios to the glitzy but bigoted resorts of Las Vegas, this behind-the-scenes look at a true icon is as much a story of American-dream limitations as it is a masterful multi-media experience. Narrated by biographer James Gavin, thrilling arrangements include "Stormy Weather," "Honeysuckle Rose" and "Yesterday When I Was Young." "Stormy Weather is magnificent, gripping." - Liz Smith
Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert Hall
Tickets: $28

January 6 at 1:30 pm (Tuesday)
Kickstart Your Writing Ability
Lecturer: Julie Gilbert
(The Writers' Academy At The Kravis Center)
A seminar for those who are on the cusp of initiation into writing. Learn how to release your inner writing self. Everyone has the potential to write truly and deeply. Julie Gilbert, novelist, biographer, playwright and instructor of The Writers' Academy will show you how to unlock your very own muse. This lecture is for the curious and adventurous. Bring a pencil.
Tickets $25

January 7 at 8 pm (Wednesday)
St. Petersburg State Symphony Orchestra
Vladimir Lande, Conductor
Dmitry Kouzov, Cello
(Regional Arts Concert Series)
For more than 40 years, the former Leningrad State Orchestra has inspired praise for its artistry and excellence. Cellist Dmitry Kouzov, hailed as "a true artist" by legendary Mstislav Rostropovich, released his third CD and appeared on Kravis Center's Young Artists Series in 2011.
+ Bernstein / Overture to Candide
+ Schumann / Cello Concerto in A minor, Op. 129
+ Shostakovich / Symphony No. 5 in D minor, Op. 47
Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert Hall
Tickets start at $30
Series sponsored by Leonard and Sophie Davis
Beyond The Stage: Join us for a pre-concert discussion by Sharon McDaniel at 6:45 pm in the Picower Arts Education Center.
New this season: Enjoy a boxed meal during the pre-concert talks before each Regional Arts concert. Meals will include a sandwich, chips, cookie, and bottled water for $15. Order and purchase in advance by calling the box office at 561-832-7469 at least one week prior to the concert.

January 8 at 1:30 pm (Thursday)
The Invention of Wings by Sue Monk Kidd
Lecturer: Lee Wolf
(Kravis Under Cover)
The Invention of Wings is based on a true story about two extraordinary women living in slaveholding Charleston, S.C. in the early to mid-19th century. Sarah and Angelina Grimke defy the boundaries and laws that rob both women and the slaves who serve them of their freedom and inalienable rights. Their courage and resilience cause them to become pariahs in both their community and far beyond, reviled by slaveholders and abolitionists alike. Kidd embellishes the tale by fictionalizing two other strong, resourceful women, Charlotte and Handful, mother and daughter who are slaves in the Grimke household. Their rebellion against the forces that brutalize and enslave them will enflame and move you. This novel of love, hate, friendship, alienation, inhumanity and heroism is truly inspirational.
The Picower Foundation Arts Education Center
in the Cohen Pavilion
Tickets: $25

January 8 at 8 pm (Thursday)
The Beach Boys
Fifty Years Of "Fun, Fun, Fun"
The Beach Boys are still making "Good Vibrations." The group is led by Mike Love and Bruce Johnston, who - with, Jeff Foskett, Randell Kirsch, Tim Bonhomme, John Cowsill and Scott Totten - continue the legacy. But they won't just "Do It Again." In addition to their early surf-rock classics, the band will also perform hits from the 1970s and '80s as well as new songs recorded for their recent (and hit) albums. The American band with the most Billboard Top 40 hits (36), The Beach Boys started in 1961 and have enjoyed a long safari of success. Now you can see them again. "Wouldn't it be nice?"
Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert Hall
Tickets start at $30
Sponsored by Mary and Mark Freitas;
Debbie and Ron Kochman
Kochman & Ziska, PLC
With support from Sun Sentinel

January 9 at 8 pm (Friday)
'70s Soul Jam with
The Stylistics, The Spinners and
The Main Ingredient
featuring Cuba Gooding
Take the smooth, sweet ballads of The Stylistics. Add the lively, yet still mellow, songs of The Spinners. Then add Cuba Gooding, lead singer for The Main Ingredient. You have a recipe for an entertaining performance that will take you back to the early '70s - when gas cost about 40 cents a gallon. But these versatile and seasoned performers won't stop there. Sure, you'll hear their early classics. But you'll also enjoy recent additions to their already impressive repertoires. This is sure to be a "One of a Kind (Concert)"
Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert Hall
Tickets start at $20

January 10 at 8 pm (Saturday)
Gino Vannelli & Jon Secada
With an acclaimed voice ranging from rich baritone to exquisite tenor, Gino Vannelli has had five albums on Billboard's Top 100. With hits "I Just Wanna Stop," "Living Inside Myself" and "Wild Horses," Gino became a headlining artist, filling concert halls and arenas around the world. Jon Secada has an ability to soar - a captivating falsetto, which led to hits: "If You Go," "Just Another Day" and "Angel." Jon has performed duets with Frank Sinatra and Pavarotti and is one of the first bilingual artists to enjoy international crossover success.
Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert Hall
Tickets start at $25

January 10-11 (Saturday and Sunday)
The Clothesline Muse with Nnenna Freelon *
Saturday at 7:30 pm • Sunday at 3 pm
(PEAK)
The Clothesline Muse will transport you to a different world, where the onerous yet honorable task of washing clothes by hand is transformed into beautiful imagery that reflects the multitude of women who pulled their families up from poverty using only their clothesline. This multi- disciplinary theatre performance - featuring six-time Grammy-nominated vocalist Nnenna Freelon - examines the role of the clothesline in American culture, and includes dance, live music, spoken word, video and interactive art to honor the traditions that have emerged out of the act of washing and hanging clothes.
Marshall E. Rinker Sr. Playhouse
Tickets $30
Made possible by a grant from the MLDauray Arts Initiative in honor of Leonard and Sophie Davis
*This presentation is funded in part by the New England Foundation for the Arts' National Theater Project, with lead funding from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

January 13 at 7:30 pm (Tuesday)
Kristóf Baráti, Violin
A Florida Debut
(Young Artists Series)
According to legendary violinist Dame Ida Haendel, "Kristóf Baráti is the most talented violinist of his - and many - generations." In 2010, the young Hungarian won the "Oscar of violinists," the celebrated Paganini Competition in Moscow, and has performed with an astonishing number of world famous orchestras and conductors. In 2014, he was awarded the Kossuth Prize, Hungary's most significant cultural award. Baráti begins his 2015 North American tour at the Kravis Center with solo works by Bach and Ysaÿe, which he has recorded, and also will highlight his January 21 Carnegie Hall debut.
+ Bach / Partita No. 3 in E Major for solo violin, BWV 1006
+ Ysaÿe / Sonata No. 2 in A minor for solo violin, Op. 27, No. 2 ("Obsession")
+ Ysaÿe / Sonata No. 3 in D minor for solo violin, Op. 27, No. 3 ("Ballade")
+ Bach / Partita No. 2 in D minor for solo violin, BWV 1004
Marshall E. Rinker Sr. Playhouse
Tickets: $30
Series sponsored by Harriett M. Eckstein New Art Fund
Concert is with support from The Raymond and Bessie Kravis Foundation

January 14 at 7:30 pm (Wednesday)
Jimmy Webb
"Jimmy Webb is one of the few modern songwriters comparable to the old masters like Rodgers and Hart," says Linda Ronstadt. Webb wrote the music and lyrics to many hits, including, "MacArthur Park," "Up, Up And Away," "By The Time I Get To Phoenix," "Galveston," "Wichita Lineman" and "Worst That Could Happen." Grammy winner Webb, who is the Chairman of the Songwriters' Hall of Fame, charms his audience with his music and storytelling, full of humor and humility, of how, as a 16-year-old farm boy, he found himself a star in Hollywood surrounded by the likes of Frank Sinatra, Glen Campbell, Elvis and more.
Marshall E. Rinker Sr. Playhouse
Tickets $45

January 15 at 7:30 pm (Thursday)
Well-Strung
(PEAK)
The all-male string quartet Well-Strung features classical musicians who sing, putting their own spin on the music of Mozart, Vivaldi, Rihanna, Adele, Lady Gaga and more. Members have sung on Broadway and in opera, performed off-Broadway and at Carnegie Hall. Their harmonies are intricate, their presentations are electrifying, and their music is just plain cool. "The hottest thing with a bow since Jennifer Lawrence in The Hunger Games." - New York Daily News
Marshall E. Rinker Sr. Playhouse
Tickets $28
Made possible by a grant from the MLDauray Arts Initiative in honor of Leonard and Sophie Davis

January 17 at 11 am (Saturday)
The Okee Dokee Brothers: Adventure Songs
(Family Fare)
Justin Lansing and Joe Mailander have been exploring the outdoors together since they were kids. Their extended canoe trip down the Mississippi River inspired their Grammy Award-winning album Can You Canoe?, and their trek along the Appalachian Trail reflects their latest release Through the Woods. With songs written by campfire and harmonies born on the water, the natural world is at the heart of their Americana folk music. Adventure Songs makes room for kids to dance, for parents to share stories, and for everyone to gain respect for nature, each other, and the world we live in.
Outdoor Gosman Amphitheatre
Tickets $12 • General Admission
Note: Picnic baskets, lawn chairs, blankets and non-alcoholic beverages are welcome in the Gosman Amphitheatre - an open air facility.

January 19 (Monday)
The Circle Series
Instructor: Julie Gilbert
This season's mission is to address the concept of "The Well-Rounded Writer." A fertile writer is always in search of new ground. Each seminar will feature major literary, theatrical or cinematic techniques. These four and a half Circle Seminars are for seasoned writers. Writers who are new to The Writers' Academy may apply with a five-page writing sample. The opening topic is: The Great, Medium, Small and Petite American Novel. Additional sessions will be ehld on February 9 and 23, and March 9 and 30.
The Picower Foundation Arts Education Center

January 19 at 2 pm (Monday)
Budapest Festival Orchestra
Iván Fischer, Conductor
(Regional Arts Concert Series)
One of the world's top orchestras, the Budapest Festival is a true success story. Founding director Iván Fischer leads Brahms' dramatic First Symphony.
+ Brahms / Symphony No. 3 in F Major, Op. 90
+ Brahms / Symphony No. 1 in C minor, Op. 68
Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert Hall
Tickets start at $30
Series sponsored by Leonard and Sophie Davis
Concert sponsored by Vicki and Arthur Loring;
U.S. Bank, The Private Client Reserve
Beyond the Stage: Join us for a pre-concert discussion by Sharon McDaniel in the Picower Arts Education Center at 12:45 pm.
New this season: Enjoy a boxed meal during the pre-concert talks before each Regional Arts concert. Meals will include a sandwich, chips, cookie, and bottled water for $15. Order and purchase in advance by calling the box office at 561-832-7469 at least one week prior to the concert.

Eight consecutive Tuesdays starting on January 20 from 1:30 pm - 3 pm
Writers' Launch
Instructor: Julie Gilbert
(The Writers' Academy At The Kravis Center)
Writers' Launch is just that - a pad from which to raise written expression. Within every human being there are unspoken thoughts and memories: there is buried treasure. This course is designed to alchemize the unexpressed bounty into a discipline of form, content, technique and style, which will result in a story. The focus and goal is toward the fictional short story.
Cohen Pavilion
Registration $300

January 20 at 11 am and 2 pm (Tuesday)
The StepCrew
(Adults at Leisure Series)
A cast of elite performers, The StepCrew includes touring members of Ireland's traditional music moguls, The Chieftains, and is a completely unique and high-energy extravaganza of Celtic music, song, and three styles of percussive dance. Along with Canadian champion fiddle players, one of today's most talented musical ensembles, and some haunting Celtic vocals, this tour de force will take you on the journey of dance starting in Ireland and ending in North America.
Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert Hall
Tickets: $28

January 20 at 8 pm (Tuesday)
Budapest Festival Orchestra
Iván Fischer, Conductor
Pinchas Zukerman, Violin
Anna Lucia Richter, Soprano
Barbara Kozelj, Mezzo-soprano
Pro Musica Girls' Choir
(Regional Arts Concert Series)
Maestro Fischer and Budapest have become one of music's most potent partnerships, winning praise around the globe. Distinguished violinist Pinchas Zukerman joins them as soloist in Mozart's delightful "Turkish" Concerto. Adding to the magic is Mendelssohn's incidental music to Shakespeare's play, as scored for orchestra, vocal soloists, and chorus.
+ Mozart / Overture to The Magic Flute, K. 620
+ Mozart / Violin Concerto No. 5 in A Major, K. 219 ("Turkish")
+ Mendelssohn / A Midsummer Night's Dream, Op. 61
Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert Hall
Tickets start at $30
Series sponsored by Leonard and Sophie Davis
Concert sponsored by Vicki and Arthur Loring;
U.S. Bank, The Private Client Reserve
Beyond The Stage: Join us for a pre-concert discussion by Sharon McDaniel at 6:45 pm in the Picower Arts Education Center and for a free musical presentation by the Jupiter Academy of Music in the Dreyfoos Hall lobby at 7:15 pm.
New this season: Enjoy a boxed meal during the pre-concert talks before each Regional Arts concert. Meals will include a sandwich, chips, cookie, and bottled water for $15. Order and purchase in advance by calling the box office at 561-832-7469 at least one week prior to the concert.

January 21 at 8 pm (Wednesday)
ABBA The Concert
"The best ABBA tribute band in the world," according to the Official ABBA Fan-Club, ABBA The Concert pays homage to the beloved anthems of one of the greatest pop phenomenons in music history, performing such hits as "Dancing Queen," "Fernando" and "Mamma Mia." From their note-perfect vocals to their stunningly accurate look-alike portrayal, Sweden's ABBA The Concert is the closest to ABBA you'll ever get!
Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert Hall
Tickets start at $15
Sponsored by Sharyn and Stuart Frankel

January 22-23 at 7:30 pm (Thursday and Friday)
Broadway's Next H!T Musical
The hysterical Broadway's Next H!t Musical is the only unscripted theatrical awards show. Master improvisers gather made up, hit song suggestions from the audience and create a spontaneous evening of music, humor and laughter. The audience votes for their favorite song and watches as the cast turns it into a full-blown improvised musical - complete with memorable characters, witty dialogue, and plot twists galore. Don't miss the next great American musical - it's coming your way - and you're writing it!
Marshall E. Rinker Sr. Playhouse
Tickets $35

January 23 at 7 pm (Friday)
Zap Mama & Antibalas
(PEAK)
Join Congo-born artist Zap Mama and Brooklyn-based Antibalas when they come together to celebrate the evolution of contemporary Afro music. From Afrobeat to Afro-Pop rhythms, Zap Mama mixes African vocal techniques with European polyphony. Featured in Broadway's Fela!, Antibalas effortlessly seams Afrobeat with New York City Latin, funk and traditional drumming of Cuba and West Africa. It doesn't get any hotter!
Outdoor Gosman Amphitheatre
Tickets $15 • General Admission
Made possible by a grant from the MLDauray Arts Initiative in honor of Leonard and Sophie Davis
Note: Picnic baskets, lawn chairs, blankets and non-alcoholic beverages are welcome in the Gosman Amphitheatre.

January 24 and 25 at 7:30 pm (Saturday and Sunday)
Steve Ross in I'm in Love with Vienna
In his new show I'm in Love with Vienna, Steve Ross explores the fascinating connections between the Viennese and German composers and the American Songbook. Everything from operettas by Franz Lehar, Emmerich Kalman and Robert Stolz in English translation, to songs by the great Viennese-born composers like Sigmund Romberg and Frederick Loewe; to spoofs of the genre by Dietz & Schwartz ("I Love Louisa") and Cole Porter ("Wunderbar"), and songs by Jerome Kern, Johnny Mercer and other composers influenced by the Viennese tradition. Included will be a special salute to the most prolific (and most Americanized) of the musical immigrants and refugees, Kurt Weill ("September Song," "Speak Low"). "Steve Ross is the undisputed monarch of Manhattan cabaret." -The Huffington Post
Helen K. Persson Hall
Tickets $35

January 26 at 11:30 am (Monday)
Woody Allen's Women:
In Film and In Life
A Tell-All Conversation with Julie Gilbert, novelist, biographer, playwright and Founder/Instructor of The Writers' Academy at the Kravis Center
Lee Wolf, noted author, lecturer and Kravis Center Board member
A Kravis Center Cultural Society Event
(Lunch and Learn)
Woody, the man alone.... Hardly! Woody Allen is synonymous with women. In every one of his films, in every article, in every photo he is and always has been with a woman. In his personal life from Louise Lasser to Soon-Yi, and in his auteur's life from Diane Keaton to Scarlett Johansson, he has devoted himself to the complexities of women in love. Lee Wolf and Julie Gilbert return to investigate the highs and lows of Woody Allen's personal and creative life and how the two converge.
The Weiner Banquet Center in the Cohen Pavilion / $75
Note: Admission includes lunch prepared by Catering by The Breakers at the Kravis Center.
Sponsored by Leona F. Chanin

January 27 - February 1
Flashdance The Musical
(Kravis on Broadway)
The pop culture phenomenon of Flashdance is now live on stage with electrifying dance at its core. Flashdance - The Musical tells the inspiring and unforgettable story of Alex Owens, a Pittsburgh steel mill welder by day and a bar dancer by night with dreams of one day becoming a professional performer. The show features a score that includes the biggest hit songs from the movie, including the Academy Award-winning title song "Flashdance - What a Feeling," "Maniac," "Gloria," "Manhunt," and "I Love Rock & Roll." In addition to these hits, 16 brand new songs have been written for the musical with music by Robbie Roth and lyrics by Robert Cary and Roth. The show features a book by Tom Hedley (co-writer of the original screenplay) and Robert Cary, with direction and choreography by Sergio Trujillo (Jersey Boys, Memphis).
Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Concert Hall
Tickets start at $25
Kravis on Broadway sponsored by
Alex and Renate Dreyfoos;
Julie and Amin Khoury
Beyond the Stage: Join us for a free pre-performance discussion by Steven Caras at 6:45 pm and a free musical presentation by The Broadway Artists Intensive in the Dreyfoos Hall lobby at 7:15 pm on January 27.

January 28 through February 1
Wednesday through Friday at 7:30 pm
Saturday at 1:30 pm and 7:30 pm
Sunday at 1:30 pm
Celebrity Autobiography
Lainie Kazan
Gary Beach
Eugene Pack
Dayle Reyfel
Plus local cast members Leslie Streeter, Josh Cohen, Kim Ostrenko and Stephen G. Anthony
As seen on Bravo TV, audiences will enjoy a night of non-stop laughter as they experience a variety of jaw-dropping vignettes inspired and torn straight from the pages of the most unforgettable celebrity tell-alls: from the "he said, she said" accounts of Burt and Loni ... how Tiger Woods strokes his putter ... Mr. T's acting tips ... the Britney Spears diary ... Justin Bieber's backstage confessions ... the re-enactment of Tommy Lee and Pamela Anderson's courtship and the most famous love triangle in Hollywood history - Elizabeth Taylor, Debbie Reynolds and Eddie Fisher. For mature audiences.
Marshall E. Rinker Sr. Playhouse
Tickets $38

January 29 at 6 pm (Thursday)
Palm Beach Wine Auction
The Palm Beach Wine Auction is a multi-event benefit, culminating in the main event, the Dinner and Live Auction featuring a five-course dinner paired with specially selected wines from all over the world. The live auction takes place throughout the dinner and includes some of the world's most renowned and highly rated wines, travel experiences and unique treasures. The Palm Beach Wine Auction benefits the award-winning education programs at the Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts.
The Mar-a-Lago Club, Palm Beach
Tickets are $1,000 per person (By Invitation Only)
For more information, call 561-651-4320 or visit palmbeachwineauction.org

January 31 at 7:30 pm (Saturday)
David Wilcox
Folk singer/songwriter David Wilcox's lyrical insight is matched by a smooth baritone voice, virtuosic guitar chops, and creative open tunings, giving him a range and tenderness rare in folk music. Now, 17 albums into a career spanning over 25 years of touring extensively around the U.S. and the world, he continues to deliver joy, inspiration and invention to his legions of fans. "David Wilcox's ongoing musical journey is compelling and richly deserving of a listen." - Rolling Stone
Helen K. Persson Hall
Tickets $39