My Way: A Musical Tribute to Frank Sinatra at Eagle Theatre
Dates: (5/31/2019 - 6/23/2019 )
Eagle Theatre |
208 Vine Street
Hammonton,NJ 08037
Phone: 609-704-5012
Tickets: $29-$39
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Get ready to take a retro stroll down memory lane, as the entire theatre transforms into a lavish 1940s nightclub, complete with a live onstage jazz trio, experiential round table seating, and all-star cast performing an ambitious repertoire of songs made famous by the man fondly remembered as "The Voice!"The Sharrott Wine Lounge will be open throughout the entire performance!Availability for this event is extremely limited and in high demand. We recommend booking your seats now, as several dates are already SOLD-OUT!
News About My Way: A Musical Tribute to Frank Sinatra at Eagle Theatre
National Humanitarian Award Presented To Eagle Theatre Co-Founder
May 29, 2019A prominent family from one of the most Italian towns in America received a national honor from the Sons of Italy Foundation. The Foundation is affiliated with the Order of Sons and Daughters of Italy in America, the largest and oldest Italian American organization in the United States. The Frank and Angela Donio Family has dedicated their lives to involvement in charitable and civic organizations, their efforts have made an indelible impact on the communities they serve. The members of the family who were honored are Frank G. Donio (Posthumously), Angela L. Donio, Fr. Frank S. Donio, S.A.C., John S. Donio and James M. Donio, who co-founded the Eagle Theatre.
Eagle Theatre Announces New Seating Plan For OL' BLUE EYES
May 17, 2019The bobby-soxer era may have long since run out, yet "The Voice" still invades the homes and hearts of millions of Americans across the country to this very day. Eagle Theatre is no exception, as they present the ultimate 'ol Blue Eyes experience with My Way: A Musical Tribute to Frank Sinatra, running May 31st - June 23rd, 2019.
Eagle Theatre Frequently Asked Questions FAQ
Eagle Theatre is at 208 Vine Street, Hammonton, NJ.
Our theatre began as a silent film era theatre and operated from 1914 until 1927 under the owner, Samuel Litke. The theatre became repurposed for use as a church for 15 years. In 1959, a local family bought the property and used it until 2006 as storage for their auto-parts company. In 2006, demolition was planned, but local, devoted residents rallied to save the theatre to ensure downtown revitalization. The Eagle Theatre was reopened as a movie theatre on July 9, 2009, with a screening of Somewhere in Time starring Christopher Reeve. In 2012, the US Department of Agriculture provided more than half a million dollars in loans and grants so that so the nonprofit organization, Eagle Theatre Inc., could purchase the building and for physical improvements including equipment for the stage and ticketing. Friends of Eagle Theatre work with the nonprofit Hammonton Revitalization Corp. to secure the future of this historic theatre.
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