Helen Reddy to Play the Arcada Theatre, 3/13
Australian pop megastar Helen Reddy returns to the stage for her first concert tour in ten years, and her only Chicago-area play will be at the historic Arcada Theatre on Wednesday, March 13 at 8pm.
Reddy appeared on Broadway in 1995 as Mrs. Johnstone in Blood Brothers. Other credits include a Grammy Award for "I Am Woman," severAl Gold and platinum albums, and performances in Anything Goes, Call Me Madam, and The Mystery of Edwin Drood with the Sacramento Music Circus.
A reigning queen of 70s pop, the Grammy Award winner had more than a dozen top-ten hits including I Am Woman, I Don't Know How to Love Him, Leave Me Alone (Ruby Red Dress), Delta Dawn, You and Me Against the World, Angie Baby and Ain't No Way to Treat a Lady.
A true treat for Helen Reddy fans, this concert will be a mixture of those amazing million-plus selling hits with several other favorites never before performed live. Throw in a few stories and her sweet personality, and the night is sure to be memorable.
"I can't believe that Helen Reddy is really coming," said Ron Onesti, President and CEO of The Arcada Theatre. "She was all over TV and the radio when I was growing up in the 70s and her songs helped define a generation. This is going to bring back a bunch of memories."
Tickets are $29-$59 and are available by logging onto www.oshows.com or by calling 630.962.7000. The Arcada Theatre is located at 105 East Main Street in downtown St. Charles.
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