This ain't boring either
Some of the Lewis Family Playhouse offerings make me wonder if the Cultural Center is stuck in a time warp. Some past performances include Sheena Easton, Air Supply and more recently the 80s band Loverboy.
Certainly, the new season, unveiled tonight, feels that way too. The sixth season kicks off with Three Dog Night, which brings music from the 1969 to 1974 era. Dionne Warwick will be in town and so will a tribute band singing Abba and Bee Gees.
But there are also a scattering of other noteworthy shows that make me wonder if this new season is the best so far. Ladysmith Black Mambazo comes Feb. 24, comedy troupe Upright Citizens Brigade is April 20 and Martin Short arrives June 2. They're not big, huge names but acts I'd definitely go see if my wallet allows.
Tickets are available for subscribers only at this time. They will be available to the general public on May 21.
Information: 909-477-2752
Certainly, the new season, unveiled tonight, feels that way too. The sixth season kicks off with Three Dog Night, which brings music from the 1969 to 1974 era. Dionne Warwick will be in town and so will a tribute band singing Abba and Bee Gees.
But there are also a scattering of other noteworthy shows that make me wonder if this new season is the best so far. Ladysmith Black Mambazo comes Feb. 24, comedy troupe Upright Citizens Brigade is April 20 and Martin Short arrives June 2. They're not big, huge names but acts I'd definitely go see if my wallet allows.
Tickets are available for subscribers only at this time. They will be available to the general public on May 21.
Information: 909-477-2752
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