David Brenner with with Special Guests The Mahoney Brothers as The Everly Brothers at Broadway Theatre of Pitman
Dates: 3/1/2014
📍 Theatre: Broadway Theatre of Pitman
43 S. Broadway Ave.
Pitman, NJ 08071
Phone: 856-384-8381
Tickets: $35.00
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David Brenner: See Him While He is Still Alive and Kicking
Saturday, March 1st 2014 at 8:00pm
David Brenner has had a remarkable career as an actor, author and comedian. Beginning with his debut National TV appearance on The Tonight Show many years ago, where he made more guest appearances than any other guest on that show, he has continued to be the most frequent talk show guest of any entertainer, including MSNBC, CNN and The Fox Network! When he wasn't in front of the TV camera, Brenner also served as a writer/producer/director of over 100 television documentaries. You won't want to miss this incredibly talented performer as he takes over our stage for one night only! See him now... before it's too late! He's never been funnier and he'll certainly leave you laughing.
The Everly Brothers were among the first ten artists inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and for good reason. Their tightly knit harmonies set the standard for pop music vocals in the rock and roll era. Countless musical legends, including Simon and Garfunkel, Linda Ronstadt and The Beatles, often site the Everly's as having a profound influence on their careers. Tim and Brian Mahoney have spent over twenty years celebrating the music of The Everly Brothers as part of their highly successful "Jukebox Heroes Live" show. Performing such classics as "Wake up Little Susie"," Bye Bye Love", "(All I have to do is) Dream" and many more of the Everly Brothers two dozen top forty hits,The Mahoney Brothers have wowed audiences around the globe. The Mahoney Brothers have recently returned from a five week engagement in Scandinavia and will be reprising the look and timeless music of of Phil and Don for one night only at the Broadway Theater.
Ages: Adult Humor - Ages 18+
Saturday, March 1st 2014 at 8:00pm
David Brenner has had a remarkable career as an actor, author and comedian. Beginning with his debut National TV appearance on The Tonight Show many years ago, where he made more guest appearances than any other guest on that show, he has continued to be the most frequent talk show guest of any entertainer, including MSNBC, CNN and The Fox Network! When he wasn't in front of the TV camera, Brenner also served as a writer/producer/director of over 100 television documentaries. You won't want to miss this incredibly talented performer as he takes over our stage for one night only! See him now... before it's too late! He's never been funnier and he'll certainly leave you laughing.
The Everly Brothers were among the first ten artists inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and for good reason. Their tightly knit harmonies set the standard for pop music vocals in the rock and roll era. Countless musical legends, including Simon and Garfunkel, Linda Ronstadt and The Beatles, often site the Everly's as having a profound influence on their careers. Tim and Brian Mahoney have spent over twenty years celebrating the music of The Everly Brothers as part of their highly successful "Jukebox Heroes Live" show. Performing such classics as "Wake up Little Susie"," Bye Bye Love", "(All I have to do is) Dream" and many more of the Everly Brothers two dozen top forty hits,The Mahoney Brothers have wowed audiences around the globe. The Mahoney Brothers have recently returned from a five week engagement in Scandinavia and will be reprising the look and timeless music of of Phil and Don for one night only at the Broadway Theater.
Ages: Adult Humor - Ages 18+
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