The greater Binghamton area's only non-profit Equity theatre company's 12th season includes the North American premiere of a comedy that's been popular in Europe for years, as well as three regional premieres, including a new musical that sold out it's extended 2017 run in LA. Local audiences will be one of the first in country to see this new country western hit musical, set in a laundromat and featuring songs from many outstanding country artists.
Live From Nashville brings an outstanding troupe of genuine country singers and musicians with their brand new stage show, COUNTRY LEGENDS! This sequel follows in the boot prints of the highly successful original Live From Nashville tour.
Eisemann Center Presents Mandy Barnett in Sweet Dreams: The Music of Patsy Cline at the Eisemann Center, 2351 Performance Drive in Richardson, Texas on Thursday, March 22 & Friday, March 23, 2018 at 7:30 pm in the Bank of America Theatre.
Raue Center For The Arts is thrilled to welcome a rising star in the country music scene to the stage! Olivia Dvorak will bring her thought-provoking, creative lyrics and intricate guitar playing to Raue Center at 8 p.m. on April 14, 2018.
Five nuns sing, joke it up and dance in this hilarious musical. While frequently breaking the fourth wall to engage with the audience, the approachable cast makes 'Nunsense' funny and lighthearted. You'll feel as if you are at a live Las Vegas style variety show.
Reagle Music Theatre of Greater Boston will celebrate classic American country when The Country Jamboree takes the stage for one concert only on Sunday, February 25th at 2:00 pm (617 Lexington St, Waltham, MA, 02452). The Country Jamboree brings back the glory days of country music with the songs of Johnny Cash, Hank Williams, Loretta Lynne, Willie Nelson and more. To purchase tickets or for more information, visit www.reaglemusictheatre.com, call 781-891-5600, or visit the theater box office at 617 Lexington St, Waltham, MA, 02452.
The 2018 Janet and Mark L. Goldenson Broadway Concert Series at Rubicon Theatre Company kicks off with five intimate concerts by award-winning stars of the Great White Way, including Tony Award-winner FAITH PRINCE (Guys and Dolls), L.A. Drama Critics Circle Award-winner JASON GRAAE (RTC's Return to the Forbidden Planet, Falsettos), Helen Hayes Award-winners DAVID BURNHAM (The Light in the Piazza) and TAMI TAPPAN (RTC's Streetcar Named Desire, Miss Saigon), husband-and-wife duo MEGAN MCGINNIS and ADAM HALPIN (Daddy Long Legs), Ovation nominee ERIC KUNZE (Evita), and Nashville-based singer MELISSA HAMMANS (Back to the Garden).
Yee haw! Farmers Alley Theatre's famous Cabaret Series returns this December with the Country & Western Music bonanza HONKY TONK ANGELS. Performed in our original black box space in downtown Kalamazoo, this family-friendly musical will be playing December 1st-23rd at 221 Farmers Alley. Our Cabaret setting includes dessert & coffee with your ticket, and our bar will be open for any adult beverages, beer & wine as you listen to some of America's greatest country classics.
Yee haw! Farmers Alley Theatre's famous Cabaret Series returns this December with the Country & Western Music bonanza HONKY TONK ANGELS. Performed in our original black box space in downtown Kalamazoo, this family-friendly musical will be playing December 1st-23rd at 221 Farmers Alley. Our Cabaret setting includes dessert & coffee with your ticket, and our bar will be open for any adult beverages, beer & wine as you listen to some of America's greatest country classics.
Singer/songwriter Grant Maloy Smith will perform songs from his critically acclaimed album Dust Bowl: American Stories at Two Old Hippies in Nashville's Gulch district on Tuesday, September 12, from 2:00-3:00 p.m.
Margo Price has announced the October 20 release of her new album 'All American Made' on Third Man Records. Delivering on the promise of her 2016 debut 'Midwest Farmer's Daughter,' - an album that took her from country underdog to breakout star - Price raises the stakes considerably on 'All American Made,' offering twelve new, original songs that explore long nights and hard days, wild women and cocaine cowboys, politics and sexism, with plainspoken poetry and cutting insight.
Remember The Marvelous Wonderettes and Life Could Be a Dream? Creator Roger Bean had two tremendous musical hits in these shows. The Marvelous Wonderettes featured four FBF, and Life... four guy pals. They both focused on living your dream to the fullest, and featured young teens aspiring to the max. Both had great background pop songs of the 50s, 60 and beyond. Wonderettes went beyond the teen years with two sequels Winter Wonderettes and Caps and Gowns, in which we saw the gals grow up and meet life's struggles head on. On the shelf since about 2005, Honky Tonk Laundry is Bean's two character musical a la Always Patsy Cline, where he took pop country music and let two ladies have their way with it. They become best friends in the process, compared to Thelma and Louise. Currently onstage at the Hudson in Hollywood, Honky Tonk Laundry is a big audience winner due to its dynamic stars Bets Malone and Misty Cotton, who sing and act the bejesus out of it. Some might call it overkill with anyone else, but these two uber talents keep the audience begging for more.
In Roger Bean musicals, the plot is slight and overshadowed by the fun musical numbers and silly dia
Tyler Reese recorded his first album in his mid-teens, studied with jazz legend Pat Metheny and has played with everyone from Prince and Ernie Isley to country great Craig Morgan.
Park City Institute presents American Idol alum and country star, Kellie Pickler, at the 2017 St. Regis Big Stars, Bright Nights Concert Series at Deer Valley Resort Outdoor Amphitheater. "People connect with the themes of independence and resilience in Kellie Pickler's music-and her life," says Teri Orr, Park City Institute Executive Director. "We're excited to share her talent for storytelling, and her voice, with our audience, for the first time on our stage."
Curators of the Mamie and Ellis Nassour Arts and Entertainment Collection at the University of Mississippi have created a unique archive to honor the late actress Marian Seldes and the Actors Fund of America, the latter for its generous donations of theatrical memorabilia.
Lauren Weedman, who took the city by storm with The People's Republic of Portland, is back once again for the world premiere of her first music-based production, Lauren Weedman Doesn't Live Here Anymore. The Armory's Associate Artistic Director Rose Riordan will direct the production. Tim Sonnefeld will provide music direction and join Weedman on stage to play guitar, along with Ji Tanzer on drums. The production will mark Weedman's debut on The Armory's U.S. Bank Main Stage. Lauren Weedman Doesn't Live Here Anymore begins preview performances on March 16; the opening night/press night is March 24; and regular performances run throughApril 30.
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