Matthew Lord's 3 REDNECK TENORS Comes To Phoenix Theatre, Runs 6/10-6/21
3 Redneck Tenors At Phoenix Theatre, 100 E. McDowell, Phoenix runs: June 10 - June 21, 2009
Directed by Matthew Lord, Musical Direction by Craig Bohmler, Conceived and Written by Matthew Lord, Music Arranged by Craig Bohmler, Produced by Masters Performances Company
3 Redneck Tenors is the new hit show written and directed by opera star Matthew Lord and musical arrangements by award-winning composer Craig Bohmler. The two-act, 18-song musical production is the story of three yokels from Paris, Texas including Billy Bob, Billy Joe and Billy Billee who happen to have big-time operatic voices. An enterprising Colonel discovers the boys and guides them on the search for the perfect venue - from rasslin' matches to Medieval Times to a Masonic Lodge to a livestock show, and more - all the way to the big-time destination of Carnegie Hall. Along the way, you're treated to an incredible musical adventure packed with unbelievable tunes and of course, lots of laughs. It's down home laughs, big city music!
Acting company:
Matthew Lord as Billy Joe
John Wilkerson as Billy Billee
Alex Bumpas as Billy Bob
Dinny McGuire as the Narrator and The Colonel
Lindsay Hilliard as Edna Mae
Curtain up:
Performances are Wednesday through Sunday.
Wednesday and Thursday performances are at 7:30pm.
Friday and Saturday performances are at 8pm.
Saturday afternoons at 3pm.
Sunday afternoons at 2pm
$20 to $48 plus handling charges. Box Office:
602/254-2151; www.PhoenixTheatre.com
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