Menopause the Musical is Las Vegas’ longest running scripted show.
http://ls4.co/1HWH
Thursday, December 31, 2015
Menopause the Musical
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From hot flashes to chocolate cravings, Menopause: The Musical explores the good and the bad of The Change in a way you’ve never seen before. Prepare to get out of your seat and sing along to parodies of all the biggest pop songs of the ‘60s, ‘70s, and ‘80s. After first debuting in Orlando, Florida, Menopause: The Musical has swept ...
http://ls4.co/1HUU
http://ls4.co/1HUU
Arlo Guthrie – Alice’s Restaurant 50th Anniversary Tour
“Guthrie has fashioned a performance style into a routine that’s part musical journey, part storytelling session and part stand-up comedy act.” – Sound Bytes Music
http://ls4.co/1HQN
http://ls4.co/1HQN
Tuesday, December 29, 2015
Brad Ross Family Magic Show "Unbelievable"
- Brad Ross’ Unbelievable features all of your favorite illusions, from levitations to impossible escapes, in a way you’ve never seen before. Ross gets viewers young and old involved with audience participation, so prepare for a night of magic and wonder.
http://ls4.co/1GVi
http://ls4.co/1GVi
Monday, December 28, 2015
Amy Helm :: "Shake A Hand" :: Petaluma, CA
Amy Helm - Sultry, Soulful Blues Singer Songwriter - comes to The Lyric on April 13, 2016!
Amy Helm, Byron Isaacs, Dan Littleton, and Dave Berger perform "Shake A Hand" roadside in Petaluma, CA on Tuesday, February 4, 2014. http://amyhelm.com http://facebook.com/amyhelmmusic http://twitter.com/amyhelmmusic
http://ls4.co/1G07
Amy Helm, Byron Isaacs, Dan Littleton, and Dave Berger perform "Shake A Hand" roadside in Petaluma, CA on Tuesday, February 4, 2014. http://amyhelm.com http://facebook.com/amyhelmmusic http://twitter.com/amyhelmmusic
http://ls4.co/1G07
On the Radio ~ The Sounds of the '70s
- On the Radio features dozens of ‘70s hits from the likes of ABBA, Carole King, and Stevie Wonder for a night that will have you stomping your platform boots.
http://ls4.co/1FtC
http://ls4.co/1FtC
Menopause the Musical
The director of Menopause the Musical, Seth Greenleaf, won a Tony for his work on the 50th anniversary production of Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf”
http://ls4.co/1FsQ
http://ls4.co/1FsQ
Brad Ross - Bowling Ball From Sketch Pad
Brad Ross Family Magic Show - December 30, 2015 at the Lyric Theatre, Stuart, FL!
http://www.BradRoss.com - International Star Illusionist Brad Ross performs an AWESOME illusion with Judy Sue of ABC TV in Chicago.
http://ls4.co/1Fqp
http://www.BradRoss.com - International Star Illusionist Brad Ross performs an AWESOME illusion with Judy Sue of ABC TV in Chicago.
http://ls4.co/1Fqp
Joshua Bell & Sam Haywood
"Bell’s big sound is consistently beautiful, round, focused and unfailingly in tune, and he lavishes it in equal measure on all the music he plays. As one of the more hyperkinetic violinists in performance, Bell may have found his match in Haywood who, though seated, equaled him in physically emoting the music at hand." - Washington Post
http://ls4.co/1Fq9
http://ls4.co/1Fq9
Menopause the Musical
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From hot flashes to chocolate cravings, Menopause: The Musical explores the good and the bad of The Change in a way you’ve never seen before. Prepare to get out of your seat and sing along to parodies of all the biggest pop songs of the ‘60s, ‘70s, and ‘80s. After first debuting in Orlando, Florida, Menopause: The Musical has swept ...
http://ls4.co/1FpK
http://ls4.co/1FpK
Sunday, December 27, 2015
An Intimate Evening with Faith Prince
“Prince has a way of gracefully easing from memories to songs and back again while making you feel you’re in a cozy setting while she serves up the story of her life in music” – Ticket Sarasota
http://ls4.co/1FPO
http://ls4.co/1FPO
Stuck in the Middle East, Too - Capitol Steps
Coming to The Lyric, Stuart, FL - January 29th, 2016
President Obama reaches out for the voice of experience on the Middle East. Musical satire and parody from the Capitol Steps. We perform every Friday & Saturday at the Reagan Building in Washington, DC. Visit us at http://www.capsteps.com/ [Our latest album "Mock the Vote," is available at capsteps.com, iTunes, and Amazon -- plus albums from our first 30 years!]
http://ls4.co/1FNA
President Obama reaches out for the voice of experience on the Middle East. Musical satire and parody from the Capitol Steps. We perform every Friday & Saturday at the Reagan Building in Washington, DC. Visit us at http://www.capsteps.com/ [Our latest album "Mock the Vote," is available at capsteps.com, iTunes, and Amazon -- plus albums from our first 30 years!]
http://ls4.co/1FNA
Brad Ross Family Magic Show "Unbelievable"
This one-of-a-kind show gives parents and children the power to see magic everywhere. We take them on an inspirational journey… where they learn to find the magic within and all around them. At the same time, families will see world class illusions that will truly take their breath away.” - Miami Herald
http://ls4.co/1FLQ
http://ls4.co/1FLQ
Menopause The Musical: Interview w/ original Atlanta Cast 1
Three intrepid ladies from the Fayette Front Page had laugh lines seared into their faces after seeing Menopause The Musical at the 14th Street Playhouse, Atlanta. Prior to the show Angela Bean talked with the four outstanding ladies who make the Atlanta show a true winner! Ingrid Cole, Valerie Payton, Mary Kathryn Kaye and Lynna Schmidt share their humor, thoughts, background and insights in this three part video (we just couldn't cut any!)
http://ls4.co/1F2A
http://ls4.co/1F2A
A Conversation with Jessica Fellowes “The Chronicles of Downton Abbey”
Downton Abbey earned the most nominations of any international television series in the history of the Emmy Awards, with twenty-seven in total.
http://ls4.co/1Eqh
http://ls4.co/1Eqh
Saturday, December 26, 2015
Brad Ross Family Magic Show "Unbelievable"
Brad Ross is the founder of Get Well Magic, a charity organization that uses the power of magic to entertain patients as a method of rehabilitation in hospitals.
http://ls4.co/1EUU
http://ls4.co/1EUU
Menopause the Musical
"The show’s strong pull comes from the freedom to publicly giggle over the more sober personal realities that have come with aging. There’s a genuine liberation to be had in laughing …” THE HONOLULU ADVERTISER
http://ls4.co/1ESP
http://ls4.co/1ESP
Brad Ross Family Magic Show "Unbelievable"
- Brad Ross’ Unbelievable features all of your favorite illusions, from levitations to impossible escapes, in a way you’ve never seen before. Ross gets viewers young and old involved with audience participation, so prepare for a night of magic and wonder.
http://ls4.co/1ERC
http://ls4.co/1ERC
Don't Miss Arlo Guthrie’s Alice’s Restaurant 50th Anniversary Tour ~ Jan 22, 2016 at The ...
Don't Miss Arlo Guthrie’s Alice’s Restaurant 50th Anniversary Tour ~ Jan 22, 2016 at The Lyric!
Arlo Guthrie performs "Alice's Restaurant" live at Farm Aid 2005 at the First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre in Tinley Park, Illinois on September 18, 2005.
http://ls4.co/1EQB
Arlo Guthrie performs "Alice's Restaurant" live at Farm Aid 2005 at the First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre in Tinley Park, Illinois on September 18, 2005.
http://ls4.co/1EQB
Joshua Bell Performs for Moment's 2011 Symposium
Grammy Award-winning violinist Joshua Bell performs with pianist Sam Haywood at Moment's 2011 symposium, "The Origins of Jewish Creativity." The event also featured Bob Mankoff, Robert Pinsky, Liz Lerman and Zeke Emanuel.
http://ls4.co/1ENW
http://ls4.co/1ENW
Menopause the Musical
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From hot flashes to chocolate cravings, Menopause: The Musical explores the good and the bad of The Change in a way you’ve never seen before. Prepare to get out of your seat and sing along to parodies of all the biggest pop songs of the ‘60s, ‘70s, and ‘80s. After first debuting in Orlando, Florida, Menopause: The Musical has swept ...
http://ls4.co/1EN8
http://ls4.co/1EN8
Menopause the Musical
This witty, tuneful take on the subject has broken all kinds of records at Capital Rep, not the least of which is taking the title of the longest-running show in the 27-year-old company’s history.” - MICHAEL ECK, ALBANY TIMES UNION
http://ls4.co/1EKH
http://ls4.co/1EKH
The Hot Sardines
The Hot Sardines have sold out 15 straight shows during their residency at the famous Joe’s Pub in NYC.
http://ls4.co/1EI0
http://ls4.co/1EI0
Friday, December 25, 2015
On the Radio ~ The Sounds of the '70s
- On the Radio features dozens of ‘70s hits from the likes of ABBA, Carole King, and Stevie Wonder for a night that will have you stomping your platform boots.
http://ls4.co/1DpG
http://ls4.co/1DpG
Thursday, December 24, 2015
Sierra Hull
Hull came to us as a bluegrass thrush, a teen prodigy. Krauss called her to the Grand Ole Opry stage when Hull was 11-years-old.
http://ls4.co/1D9t
http://ls4.co/1D9t
Amy Helm
A singer, instrumentalist, and songwriter with a rich pedigree, Amy Helm was a veteran performer with years of recording and touring experience under her belt before she first stepped forward as a solo artist while in her forties.
http://ls4.co/1D9b
http://ls4.co/1D9b
Menopause the Musical
"The show’s strong pull comes from the freedom to publicly giggle over the more sober personal realities that have come with aging. There’s a genuine liberation to be had in laughing …” THE HONOLULU ADVERTISER
http://ls4.co/1D7u
http://ls4.co/1D7u
Wednesday, December 23, 2015
Mark Russell
Unafraid to target politicians on both sides of the aisle, Russell’s unique approach to political comedy has earned him national recognition.
http://ls4.co/1CrD
http://ls4.co/1CrD
Brad Ross Family Magic Show "Unbelievable"
During a performance at the Grand Theatre in Shenzhen, China, the power went out and Brad had to perform his magic show with only a flashlight on stage.
http://ls4.co/1Cmu
http://ls4.co/1Cmu
An Intimate Evening with Faith Prince
“intimacy, humor, honesty, emotion, and storytelling skill (to go along with those still great pipes)--that can stamp Prince as future cabaret royalty.” – Broadway World
http://ls4.co/1CkU
http://ls4.co/1CkU
Brad Ross Family Magic Show "Unbelievable"
- Brad Ross’ Unbelievable features all of your favorite illusions, from levitations to impossible escapes, in a way you’ve never seen before. Ross gets viewers young and old involved with audience participation, so prepare for a night of magic and wonder.
http://ls4.co/1Cik
http://ls4.co/1Cik
Tuesday, December 22, 2015
Arlo Guthrie – Alice’s Restaurant 50th Anniversary Tour
“"A folk song doesn't have to be about anything…It's got to do with who's singing and where their hearts are."” – Arlo Guthrie
http://ls4.co/1CRr
http://ls4.co/1CRr
On the Radio ~ The Sounds of the '70s
“He never ceases to introduce a new vibe of theatre to South Florida that is rarely seen and the quality is similar to what you can expect from the shows in Las Vegas and New York.” – Mimi J on Kevin Black
http://ls4.co/1CNY
http://ls4.co/1CNY
Brad Ross Audience Testimonials
Brad Ross Family Magic Show - December 30, 2015 at the Lyric Theatre, Stuart, FL!
http://www.BradRoss.com - International Star Illusionist Brad Ross has performed before millions of people world wide. Ross is the recipient of the prestigious Merlin Award as presented by the International Magician's Society and named was "2010 Best International Family Entertainer." He recently completed his 6th consecutive year starring in the world tour of "Disney LIVE presents Mickey's Magic Show." For more information on Brad Ross visit http://www.www.BradRoss.com.
http://ls4.co/1CLf
http://www.BradRoss.com - International Star Illusionist Brad Ross has performed before millions of people world wide. Ross is the recipient of the prestigious Merlin Award as presented by the International Magician's Society and named was "2010 Best International Family Entertainer." He recently completed his 6th consecutive year starring in the world tour of "Disney LIVE presents Mickey's Magic Show." For more information on Brad Ross visit http://www.www.BradRoss.com.
http://ls4.co/1CLf
A Conversation with Jessica Fellowes “The Chronicles of Downton Abbey”
“It was nothing short of spectacular. Not an inch short. Fellowes was a delight” – Loose Gravel Press
http://ls4.co/1CK1
On the Radio ~ The Sounds of the '70s
- On the Radio features dozens of ‘70s hits from the likes of ABBA, Carole King, and Stevie Wonder for a night that will have you stomping your platform boots.
http://ls4.co/1CJa
http://ls4.co/1CJa
Monday, December 21, 2015
Menopause the Musical
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From hot flashes to chocolate cravings, Menopause: The Musical explores the good and the bad of The Change in a way you’ve never seen before. Prepare to get out of your seat and sing along to parodies of all the biggest pop songs of the ‘60s, ‘70s, and ‘80s. After first debuting in Orlando, Florida, Menopause: The Musical has swept ...
http://ls4.co/1By6
http://ls4.co/1By6
Adelaide's Lament - Faith Prince
A Broadway legend, An Intimate Evening with Faith Prince is not to be missed. Winner of multiple Tony, Drama Desk, and Outer Critics Circle Awards, Faith Prince will perform some of the greatest show tunes of all time offering decades of experience and a wealth of vocal talent.
http://ls4.co/1Buo
http://ls4.co/1Buo
Brad Ross Family Magic Show "Unbelievable"
- Brad Ross’ Unbelievable features all of your favorite illusions, from levitations to impossible escapes, in a way you’ve never seen before. Ross gets viewers young and old involved with audience participation, so prepare for a night of magic and wonder.
http://ls4.co/1BuE
http://ls4.co/1BuE
Brad Ross Family Magic Show "Unbelievable"
"It’s awesome…a one of a kind show filled with magic and world class illusions, fun for the whole family. It’s amazing – check it out!” - Fox News
http://ls4.co/1BsF
http://ls4.co/1BsF
Menopause the Musical
There is a Spanish version of Menopause the Musical that premiered at the Montalban Theatre in Los Angeles, California.
http://ls4.co/1Bqz
http://ls4.co/1Bqz
Magic is no illusion for artist
Deember 18, 2015
Shelley Koppel
Staff writer
skoppel@YourVoiceWeekly.com
STUART — Brad Ross says he is an illusionist, not a magician. When an intrepid reporter asks him the difference, he replies, “An illusionist gets paid about 20 percent more.”
Actually, Ross is a student of the ancient art of magic and takes it quite seriously.
“An illusionist is a magician who specializes in magic on a grand scale,” he said. “I started out as a kid, doing card and coin tricks. I wanted to perform on the stage and television and I focused on large illusions, with people levitating and disappearing.”
You can see the difference in style when Brad Ross brings his show, “Unbelievable” to the Lyric Theatre Dec. 30. Ross, who grew up admiring David Copperfield and reading about Harry Houdini, spoke recently about his long love affair with the art of prestidigitation.
“There is a long line of people with big dreams in magic,” he said. “It’s an art form unlike anything else. It’s a niche area in the entertainment world. A select few get bitten by the magic bug as a child and I was able to pursue it. The show, “Unbelievable,” is (my) life story. The audience comes back in time to carve out the career path to where we are today.” Ross spent six years touring the world with Disney, and “Unbelievable” is a new show for this tour.
“We’re in our second month,” he said. “We’re super-excited to spend the holidays in the Sunshine State.”
Ross grew up in New Jersey, but spent some of the year at his family’s vacation home in Florida. He also attended the University of Miami, where he was a television and film major with a double major in performance theater.
“Initially, my mom was worried that I was in a tough business,” Ross said. “Her first words, when I said I was going to become an illusionist, were, ‘What kind of life is that?’ They were very supportive through high school and college as long as I had a backup plan. I’m turning 35 in December and I never had to resort to a backup. Magic has made my wildest dreams come true.”
Ross is very excited about the new show.
“It’s a modern collection of astounding wonders,” he said.
“It’s a chance to experience the classical art of magic. There are six dancers, dazzling choreography and Broadway-caliber sets. The production values will rival anything in Las Vegas or Broadway. I’ll be debuting some never-before-seen world-class illusions.
“It’s relatable to everyone, from the 5-year-old dreaming of being a MVP All-Star to the 65-year-old dreaming of something not yet done, the show is inspirational. It’s about not just following your dream, but to appreciate the magic that’s all around.
“The message is that magic on stage is an illusion, but seeing the magic that exists all around us (is not.) We get so caught up in the digital frenzy. Magic allows people to appreciate something in front of you. It’s an impossibility turned possible.”
Ross said that the beauty of magic is that it challenges the mind. Among his acts, he saws not one, but two women in half, with a surprise twist.
“It’s not possible, but maybe it is,” he said. “It taps into our wonder that’s build into our DNA.” The show will feature audience participation, with a chance for both children and adults to come on stage.
“Our goal is to give a unique journey through the history of magic,” Ross sad. “There will be some never-before-seen illusions. They may figuratively or maybe literally float out of there.”
Brad Ross’ Family Magic Show, “Unbelievable,” comes to the Lyric Theatre, 59 S.W. Flagler Ave., Stuart, Dec. 30 at 7 p.m. Tickets are $30. Call the box office at (772) 286-7827 or order online at www. lyrictheatre.com.
http://ls4.co/1BqY
Shelley Koppel
Staff writer
skoppel@YourVoiceWeekly.com
STUART — Brad Ross says he is an illusionist, not a magician. When an intrepid reporter asks him the difference, he replies, “An illusionist gets paid about 20 percent more.”
Actually, Ross is a student of the ancient art of magic and takes it quite seriously.
“An illusionist is a magician who specializes in magic on a grand scale,” he said. “I started out as a kid, doing card and coin tricks. I wanted to perform on the stage and television and I focused on large illusions, with people levitating and disappearing.”
You can see the difference in style when Brad Ross brings his show, “Unbelievable” to the Lyric Theatre Dec. 30. Ross, who grew up admiring David Copperfield and reading about Harry Houdini, spoke recently about his long love affair with the art of prestidigitation.
“There is a long line of people with big dreams in magic,” he said. “It’s an art form unlike anything else. It’s a niche area in the entertainment world. A select few get bitten by the magic bug as a child and I was able to pursue it. The show, “Unbelievable,” is (my) life story. The audience comes back in time to carve out the career path to where we are today.” Ross spent six years touring the world with Disney, and “Unbelievable” is a new show for this tour.
“We’re in our second month,” he said. “We’re super-excited to spend the holidays in the Sunshine State.”
Ross grew up in New Jersey, but spent some of the year at his family’s vacation home in Florida. He also attended the University of Miami, where he was a television and film major with a double major in performance theater.
“Initially, my mom was worried that I was in a tough business,” Ross said. “Her first words, when I said I was going to become an illusionist, were, ‘What kind of life is that?’ They were very supportive through high school and college as long as I had a backup plan. I’m turning 35 in December and I never had to resort to a backup. Magic has made my wildest dreams come true.”
Ross is very excited about the new show.
“It’s a modern collection of astounding wonders,” he said.
“It’s a chance to experience the classical art of magic. There are six dancers, dazzling choreography and Broadway-caliber sets. The production values will rival anything in Las Vegas or Broadway. I’ll be debuting some never-before-seen world-class illusions.
“It’s relatable to everyone, from the 5-year-old dreaming of being a MVP All-Star to the 65-year-old dreaming of something not yet done, the show is inspirational. It’s about not just following your dream, but to appreciate the magic that’s all around.
“The message is that magic on stage is an illusion, but seeing the magic that exists all around us (is not.) We get so caught up in the digital frenzy. Magic allows people to appreciate something in front of you. It’s an impossibility turned possible.”
Ross said that the beauty of magic is that it challenges the mind. Among his acts, he saws not one, but two women in half, with a surprise twist.
“It’s not possible, but maybe it is,” he said. “It taps into our wonder that’s build into our DNA.” The show will feature audience participation, with a chance for both children and adults to come on stage.
“Our goal is to give a unique journey through the history of magic,” Ross sad. “There will be some never-before-seen illusions. They may figuratively or maybe literally float out of there.”
Brad Ross’ Family Magic Show, “Unbelievable,” comes to the Lyric Theatre, 59 S.W. Flagler Ave., Stuart, Dec. 30 at 7 p.m. Tickets are $30. Call the box office at (772) 286-7827 or order online at www. lyrictheatre.com.
http://ls4.co/1BqY
Musical revue recalls 1970s
December 18, 2015
Shelley Koppel
Staff writer
skoppel@YourVoiceWeekly.com
STUART — Get out your platform shoes, your bell bottoms, your mood rings and your polyester body-hugging shirts. It’s the 1970s and the best music is on the radio.
Now “On the Radio-The Sounds of ‘70s” relives that era in a show at the Lyric Theatre Dec. 29. The show, produced by Kevin Black, creator of “Ballroom: South Beach Style” and “Cirquesco,” stars Mimi J, a former backup singer with Bobby McFerrin and Gloria Estefan.
She and her dancers will perform dozens of hits from the 1970s by everyone from ABBA to Carole King to Stevie Wonder to Gloria Gaynor. The audience is invited to sing along, and who could help it?
Mimi J spoke recently about the show and why she put it together.
“It’s a revue,” she said, “It’s a bunch of ‘70s songs I grew up listening to and wanted to be part of the show.”
While disco makes an appearance, this is not a show about white suits, disco balls and the Hustle.
“In this show, I wanted to give people an idea of other styles of music,” she said. “It’s not all about disco. I wanted to showcase the other genres that were so pivotal. I love the soul section, with Gladys Knight. I love the Carole King medley. She was a phenomenal songwriter. There’s Fleetwood Mac and Tina Turner. It’s hard to say what is your favorite. I compiled all of my favorites. It’s like trying to choose your favorite child. They’re all different, but you love them all the same.”
The show has ballads and upbeat songs and the audience is cordially invited to join in.
“It’s a party,” Mimi J said. “Throw theater etiquette out the window and get up and dance. I’m going to be getting down and dancing with them. Let loose. The number one rule is to have a great time. That’s my purpose and goal in doing this show.”
The singer has a musical theater background and performed in national and international touring companies of several Broadway shows.
“I was a background singer,” she said. Singing in the background morphed into getting roles in the forefront. I was always afraid of that. When I got the first try, I was scared out of my wits. I kept getting cast in the lead.”
Most performers would consider that an enviable position. Mimi J said her friends and family urged her to create her own show.
“I said, ‘You’ve got to be kidding.’ Then I said that it was not too bad an idea, to pick things I am comfortable with. It reminds me of being in my house and dancing in front of the mirror or with a broomstick. That’s what centers me. I feel most comfortable in the privacy of my own home. I still get jitters. If you don’t have a little stage fright, it’s time to retire.”
The singer said that the Lyric audiences are wonderful.
“They’re respectful and polite, but there’s love from that audience. They’re rocking out.”
So come to Mimi’s house and join the party. It’s gonna be groovy.
“On the Radio-The Sounds of the ‘70s” will be presented at the Lyric Theatre, 59 S.W. Flagler Ave., Stuart, Dec. 29 at 7 p.m. Tickets are $45.
Call the box office at (772) 286-7827 or order online at www.lyrictheatre.com.
http://ls4.co/1BqG
Shelley Koppel
Staff writer
skoppel@YourVoiceWeekly.com
STUART — Get out your platform shoes, your bell bottoms, your mood rings and your polyester body-hugging shirts. It’s the 1970s and the best music is on the radio.
Now “On the Radio-The Sounds of ‘70s” relives that era in a show at the Lyric Theatre Dec. 29. The show, produced by Kevin Black, creator of “Ballroom: South Beach Style” and “Cirquesco,” stars Mimi J, a former backup singer with Bobby McFerrin and Gloria Estefan.
She and her dancers will perform dozens of hits from the 1970s by everyone from ABBA to Carole King to Stevie Wonder to Gloria Gaynor. The audience is invited to sing along, and who could help it?
Mimi J spoke recently about the show and why she put it together.
“It’s a revue,” she said, “It’s a bunch of ‘70s songs I grew up listening to and wanted to be part of the show.”
While disco makes an appearance, this is not a show about white suits, disco balls and the Hustle.
“In this show, I wanted to give people an idea of other styles of music,” she said. “It’s not all about disco. I wanted to showcase the other genres that were so pivotal. I love the soul section, with Gladys Knight. I love the Carole King medley. She was a phenomenal songwriter. There’s Fleetwood Mac and Tina Turner. It’s hard to say what is your favorite. I compiled all of my favorites. It’s like trying to choose your favorite child. They’re all different, but you love them all the same.”
The show has ballads and upbeat songs and the audience is cordially invited to join in.
“It’s a party,” Mimi J said. “Throw theater etiquette out the window and get up and dance. I’m going to be getting down and dancing with them. Let loose. The number one rule is to have a great time. That’s my purpose and goal in doing this show.”
The singer has a musical theater background and performed in national and international touring companies of several Broadway shows.
“I was a background singer,” she said. Singing in the background morphed into getting roles in the forefront. I was always afraid of that. When I got the first try, I was scared out of my wits. I kept getting cast in the lead.”
Most performers would consider that an enviable position. Mimi J said her friends and family urged her to create her own show.
“I said, ‘You’ve got to be kidding.’ Then I said that it was not too bad an idea, to pick things I am comfortable with. It reminds me of being in my house and dancing in front of the mirror or with a broomstick. That’s what centers me. I feel most comfortable in the privacy of my own home. I still get jitters. If you don’t have a little stage fright, it’s time to retire.”
The singer said that the Lyric audiences are wonderful.
“They’re respectful and polite, but there’s love from that audience. They’re rocking out.”
So come to Mimi’s house and join the party. It’s gonna be groovy.
“On the Radio-The Sounds of the ‘70s” will be presented at the Lyric Theatre, 59 S.W. Flagler Ave., Stuart, Dec. 29 at 7 p.m. Tickets are $45.
Call the box office at (772) 286-7827 or order online at www.lyrictheatre.com.
http://ls4.co/1BqG
The Hot Sardines
“Greats like Fats Waller, Louis Armstrong, Thelonious Monk, Django Reinhardt, Count Basie, Fred Astaire, Mamie Smith, Billie Holiday, the Andrews Sisters, Ray Charles and a full-on melting pot of musicians both iconic and obscure have influenced our style and song interpretation” – Miz Elizabeth
http://ls4.co/1BnM
http://ls4.co/1BnM
Menopause the Musical
at The Lyric Theatre Jan 5, 2016 4:00 pm
http://ls4.co/1Bkt
From hot flashes to chocolate cravings, Menopause: The Musical explores the good and the bad of The Change in a way you’ve never seen before. Prepare to get out of your seat and sing along to parodies of all the biggest pop songs of the ‘60s, ‘70s, and ‘80s. After first debuting in Orlando, Florida, Menopause: The Musical has swept the world, touring in 13 different countries for over 11 million people. Proud to empower women for over 13 years, Menopause: The Musical offers a refreshing and fun look on a once taboo subject.
Featuring 25 parodies of classic pop hits from the Baby Boomer era, Menopause: The Musical follows the story of four women who meet at a lingerie sale. The menopausal ladies commiserate over their sexual frustrations, nocturnal sweats, and memory loss all set to the tunes you know and love. Written by Jeanie Linders, the musical first premiered in 2001 at a small 76-seat theatre in Orlando, Florida. A converted perfume shop, the Orlando Church Street Theatre became the birthplace for an international sensation. Since its debut, Menopause: The Musical has toured the world, with performances in Israel, the Philippines, South Africa and South Korea.
With approximately 40 million women currently going through menopause, Menopause: The Musical is a much-needed, and entertaining take on a critical female issue. The 90-minute show is perfect for men and women alike. Menopause: The Musical has earned the honor of being the longest-running scripted production in Las Vegas, drawing audiences of all ages from around the world with its light-hearted look at what was once known as “The Silent Passage.”
Featuring 25 parodies of classic pop hits from the Baby Boomer era, Menopause: The Musical follows the story of four women who meet at a lingerie sale. The menopausal ladies commiserate over their sexual frustrations, nocturnal sweats, and memory loss all set to the tunes you know and love. Written by Jeanie Linders, the musical first premiered in 2001 at a small 76-seat theatre in Orlando, Florida. A converted perfume shop, the Orlando Church Street Theatre became the birthplace for an international sensation. Since its debut, Menopause: The Musical has toured the world, with performances in Israel, the Philippines, South Africa and South Korea.
With approximately 40 million women currently going through menopause, Menopause: The Musical is a much-needed, and entertaining take on a critical female issue. The 90-minute show is perfect for men and women alike. Menopause: The Musical has earned the honor of being the longest-running scripted production in Las Vegas, drawing audiences of all ages from around the world with its light-hearted look at what was once known as “The Silent Passage.”
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Sunday, December 20, 2015
10 Questions for Joshua Bell
Don't miss Joshua Bell - US Recital Tour - January 29, 2016 at The Lyric Theatre, Stuart, FL
Violin impresario Joshua Bell talks to TIME about his music, his priceless 300-year-old Stradivarius violin and his gambling habit
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Violin impresario Joshua Bell talks to TIME about his music, his priceless 300-year-old Stradivarius violin and his gambling habit
http://ls4.co/1BQr
Saturday, December 19, 2015
Ain't No Pipeline, Now It's Gone - Capitol Steps
Coming to The Lyric, Stuart, FL - January 29th, 2016
Congress passes the Keystone Pipeline. President Obama says not so fast. Musical satire and parody from the Capitol Steps. We perform every Friday & Saturday at the Reagan Building in Washington, DC. Visit us at http://www.capsteps.com/ [Our latest album "Mock the Vote," is available at capsteps.com, iTunes, and Amazon -- plus albums from our first 30 years!]
http://ls4.co/1AMo
Congress passes the Keystone Pipeline. President Obama says not so fast. Musical satire and parody from the Capitol Steps. We perform every Friday & Saturday at the Reagan Building in Washington, DC. Visit us at http://www.capsteps.com/ [Our latest album "Mock the Vote," is available at capsteps.com, iTunes, and Amazon -- plus albums from our first 30 years!]
http://ls4.co/1AMo
Vote for The Lyric! Macaroni Kid Gold Daisy Finalist!
The Lyric'sArts & Education Prgrams have been nominated as a finalist in three categories for the Macaroni Kid Gold Daisy Awards.
Our categories include:
Drama/Theater Lessons
Summer Camp
Children's Theater {Live/Family}
Let's go for the win! Could you please take a moment to cast your vote and share this with your friends and family and ask them to do the same?
VOTE FOR THE LYRIC NOW! You could be entered to win a Visa Gift Card!
http://ls4.co/1A8U
Our categories include:
Drama/Theater Lessons
Summer Camp
Children's Theater {Live/Family}
Let's go for the win! Could you please take a moment to cast your vote and share this with your friends and family and ask them to do the same?
VOTE FOR THE LYRIC NOW! You could be entered to win a Visa Gift Card!
http://ls4.co/1A8U
Sierra Hull
"her vocals and songwriting have matured to the level of her virtuosity.” - Bela Fleck
http://ls4.co/1A86
http://ls4.co/1A86
Amy Helm
The daughter of music legend Levon Helm and singer/songwriter Libby Titus Fagen, Helm wields a powerful voice that can both stir and soothe, whether she is singing traditional gospel, blues standards or her own heartfelt compositions.
http://ls4.co/1A7o
Friday, December 18, 2015
Thursday, December 17, 2015
Brad Ross: International Star Illusionist 2014 Trailer
Brad Ross Family Magic Show - December 30, 2015 at the Lyric Theatre, Stuart, FL!
http://www.BradRoss.com - International Star Illusionist Brad Ross has performed for millions of people in 25 countries around the world. He is the Merlin Award winner for "Best International Family Entertainer," Magic's equivalent of the Oscars.
http://ls4.co/18gO
http://www.BradRoss.com - International Star Illusionist Brad Ross has performed for millions of people in 25 countries around the world. He is the Merlin Award winner for "Best International Family Entertainer," Magic's equivalent of the Oscars.
http://ls4.co/18gO
Mark Russell
Born in Buffalo, New York, Mark Russell began his career as a comedian in 1975 when he created a series of PBS specials that refreshingly combined political stand-up comedy and musical parodies.
http://ls4.co/18bP
http://ls4.co/18bP
Always...Patsy Cline
Always…Patsy Cline combines country humor, heart-wrenching drama, and audience participation in a thoughtful look at the tragically short life of one of the most influential singers in history. Featuring 27 of the her greatest hits - February 5th & 6th, 2016!
http://ls4.co/18b1
http://ls4.co/18b1
Capitol Steps "Mock the Vote"
“The troupe’s retooled classic pop hits and show tunes take the governing class to task with wit and glee, while their ever-evolving repertoire promises timely satire at any point in the election cycle.” - DC Theatre Scene
http://ls4.co/18ad
http://ls4.co/18ad
Wednesday, December 16, 2015
Brad Ross Family Magic Show "Unbelievable"
- Brad Ross’ Unbelievable features all of your favorite illusions, from levitations to impossible escapes, in a way you’ve never seen before. Ross gets viewers young and old involved with audience participation, so prepare for a night of magic and wonder.
http://ls4.co/18CX
http://ls4.co/18CX
Across the Pond with Jessica Fellowes
Don't miss “The Chronicles of Downton Abbey” A Conversation with Jessica Fellowes - January 28th, 2016
For tickets call 286-7827 or online at lyrictheatre.com
The world’s foremost expert and author of the official companion books for the wildly successful series, comes to The Lyric, to explore the social and historical context , technology of the time, and a look behind-the scenes of the beloved drama.
In this interview segment, "Across the Pond," host Ernie Manouse chats with Jessica Fellowes, author of "A Year in the Life of Downton Abbey." The segment is featured on the live Downton after-show "Manor of Speaking." Initial broadcast date: January 11, 2015 (Episode #302)
http://ls4.co/18Bu
For tickets call 286-7827 or online at lyrictheatre.com
The world’s foremost expert and author of the official companion books for the wildly successful series, comes to The Lyric, to explore the social and historical context , technology of the time, and a look behind-the scenes of the beloved drama.
In this interview segment, "Across the Pond," host Ernie Manouse chats with Jessica Fellowes, author of "A Year in the Life of Downton Abbey." The segment is featured on the live Downton after-show "Manor of Speaking." Initial broadcast date: January 11, 2015 (Episode #302)
http://ls4.co/18Bu
Ana Popovic
“So I want to write about what is going on today. And it is a modern time and I am a modern women. You know, I want to inspire people, I want them to think about subjects. I want to be political – if I want to be political. And I want to approach everything in a ‘poppy way’, but then turn it into Blues, which is the most important thing.”
http://ls4.co/18AD
http://ls4.co/18AD
Brad Ross Family Magic Show "Unbelievable"
When he was only 13, Brad Ross placed an ad for his magic performances in the local newspaper under the name "Mr. Magic"
http://ls4.co/186L
http://ls4.co/186L
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