Court Street Cabaret Returns to Open Stage Next Weekend
Stuart Landon is back with COURT STREET CABARET. The production features Landon, Alexis Dow Campbell and Allison Graham and will play March 16 & 17 at 8pm at the intimate Angino Family Theatre.
This year, Landon has invited talent from across the nation to perform, including his sister, actress Rachel Landon, from Texas; Joy Walters from North Carolina; and Musical Theatre Professional Libby Tatum from NYC.
Audiences can expect old and new showtune favorites from composers like Stephen Schwartz, William Finn, Craig Carnelia, and Jerry Herman.
"Every year, we try to expand COURT STREET CABARET and every year we try to present unexpected tunes from all kinds of genres," says Landon, who not only performs in COURT STREET CABARET but has produced every season at Open Stage of Harrisburg since 2010. "We have everything from Sondheim to Leiber & Stoller, Paul Simon to Carole King."
The "Court Street Band" is made up of Bill Ingraham on keyboard, Caleb Smith on bass, TJ Boyer on guitar and Dan Delong on drums.
Tickets are $18 and includes a pre-show reception. Call 717-232-6736 or visit openstagehbg.com for tickets.
COURT STREET CABARET plays March 16 & 17 at 8pm in the intimate Angino Family Theatre at Open Stage of Harrisburg, 223 Walnut Street, located on the street level of the Walnut Street Parking Garage in downtown Harrisburg. Join Open Stage for 3rd in the Burg on March 16!
Tickets to COURT STREET CABARET are $18 General Admission. For advanced ticket purchase, call our Box Office at 717-232-OPEN (6736) or visit aopenstagehbg.com. No coupons will be honored for this production.
The theatre lobby opens one hour prior to performance. This production is made possible by contributions made Bridget M. Whitley, who sponsored the Season 26 COURT STREET SERIES. This season is funded, in part, by the Cultural Enrichment Fund, the capital region's united arts fund. Open Stage of Harrisburg is a Constituent of Theatre Communications Group (TCG), the national organization for American theatre.
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