Rock of Ages at Dunfield Theatre Cambridge

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Fans of '80s arena hard rock music will dig this awesomely hilarious musical comedy that wails with big chords, big hair ... and an even bigger heart. It's 1987, and aspiring rocker Drew Boley meets and falls madly in love with Sherrie, a fresh-faced Midwesterner who has recently moved to Los Angeles to chase her movie star dreams. Will their stars rise? Will their love last? Find out in the worldwide phenomenon featuring 28 classic rock tunes like "Don't Stop Believin'," "We Built This City," "The Final Countdown," "Wanted Dead or Alive," "Here I Go Again," "Harden My Heart," "Can't Fight this Feeling," and "I Want To Know What Love Is." Don't stop believin' ... the music that ignited a generation is now rocking Cambridge!

Authors

• Bernard Marsden
• Bernie Taupin
• Bill Cuomo
• Bobby Dall
• Bret Michaels
• Brett Tuggle
• Bruce Anthony Johannessen
• Chris D'Arienzo
• Chris Hardwick
• Craig Krampf
• D.L. Byron
• Daniel Dee Snider
• David Coverdale
• David Gibbs
• David Grahame
• David Lee Roth
• Dennis Lambert
• Desmond Child
• E. Schwartz
• Eric Martin
• Erik Turner
• Frank Sullivan
• Gary F. Cherone
• Geoffrey Downes
• Jack Blades
• James Lea
• Jani Lane
• Jerry Dixon
• Jim Peterik
• Joan Jett
• Joey Allen
• Joey Tempest
• John K. Wetton
• Jon Bon Jovi
• Jonathan Cain
• Kelly Keagy
• Kevin Cronin
• Louis Gramattico
• Martin George Page
• Marvin Webster Ross
• Michael Leslie Jones
• Mick Smiley
• Neal Schon
• Neville Holder
• Nuno Bettencourt
• Peter Wolf
• Randy Goodrum
• Richard S. Sambora
• Rikki Rockett
• Steve Perry
• Steven Sweet
• Ted Nugent
• Tommy Shaw

Ages: CAUTION! Content Advisory: Rock of Ages contains mature themes and language and is recommended for adult audiences only. A smash hit on Broadway, the production is a goofy tribute to the 80s classic rock scene, and includes some of the behavior associated with the era like explicit language, the mention of casual drug use and sexual innuendo. It is loud, crass and playfully suggestive, and as such may be offensive to some theatregoers.