Kessler announces new season
Here's what's on tap for Kessler's 23rd season:
BLAST! - Sept. 20-21
A mix of brass, percussion, and visual performers
Chicago - Oct. 25-26
The old favorite about jazz killers-turned celebrities
Oklahoma! - Nov. 29-30
Classic, wholesome fare set in wide open spaces
The Will Rogers Follies - Feb. 1-2
A musical re-telling of one of America's homespun legends
Throughly Modern Millie - March 21-22
The 1920s tale of a Midwestern girl who finds her way in the Big Apple
My must-sees for this season will be Chicago, Oklahoma!, and Throughly Modern Millie. Tickets are on sale now, and prices range from $15 (upper balcony) to $56 (orchestra). Call 601-981-1847 to order (with season tickets netting a 10% discount).
Also, the Alabama Shakespeare Festival in Montgomery will be showcasing Always . . . Patsy Cline July 24-August 21. Preview-priced tickets are a mere $15, and regular-priced tickets are $35. They did this show at New Stage, and I missed it. (Shame, too, because a girl I graduated high school with, Shelly Fairchild, played Patsy in it. She's getting to be quite the woman about town herself. She recently appeared on David Letterman's show.)
BLAST! - Sept. 20-21
A mix of brass, percussion, and visual performers
Chicago - Oct. 25-26
The old favorite about jazz killers-turned celebrities
Oklahoma! - Nov. 29-30
Classic, wholesome fare set in wide open spaces
The Will Rogers Follies - Feb. 1-2
A musical re-telling of one of America's homespun legends
Throughly Modern Millie - March 21-22
The 1920s tale of a Midwestern girl who finds her way in the Big Apple
My must-sees for this season will be Chicago, Oklahoma!, and Throughly Modern Millie. Tickets are on sale now, and prices range from $15 (upper balcony) to $56 (orchestra). Call 601-981-1847 to order (with season tickets netting a 10% discount).
Also, the Alabama Shakespeare Festival in Montgomery will be showcasing Always . . . Patsy Cline July 24-August 21. Preview-priced tickets are a mere $15, and regular-priced tickets are $35. They did this show at New Stage, and I missed it. (Shame, too, because a girl I graduated high school with, Shelly Fairchild, played Patsy in it. She's getting to be quite the woman about town herself. She recently appeared on David Letterman's show.)
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