Always…Patsy Cline
previews March 30
written by Ted Swindley
“Always…Patsy Cline is a loving testament not only to the everlasting bonds of friendship but also a moving tribute to one of the most iconic voices of the 20th century.” —Jeffrey Leibham, AroundtheTownChicago.com
Always Patsy Cline is based on a true story about a friendship between a housewife and a legendary country singer, that lasted until Cline’s untimely death in a plane crash in 1963.
This heartfelt revue tells the true story of the country music legend’s unlikely friendship with a fan, Louise Seger, cemented by years of letter-writing. Featuring a wealth of Cline’s beloved hits such as “Walkin’ After Midnight,” “I Fall To Pieces,” and “Crazy,” Always…Patsy Cline.
“Sweet Dreams Again” – USA Today.
“A Song Filled Valentine”-Los Angeles Times.
“Always…Patsy Cline. Always a hit.” -Biloxi Sun Herald.
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NOTE: Some dates have afternoon AND evening times. Be sure to select your preferred time after choosing a day in the calendar above.
- Adult $43
- Senior $41
- Youth (under 18) $28
- Thur, Adult $38, Senior $36
- Sun mat $48
- Previews $29
If you would like to purchase an ADA seat and there are none available for purchase, please contact the box office for assistance and we will be happy to accommodate you.
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CABARET:
An Eye-opening Story you Won’t Soon Forget!
It’s 1930. Berlin. For some, it’s Europe’s hot spot for the excitement and freedom of the ‘anything goes’ lifestyle.
For others, recovering from the devastating effects of the War, it’s long food lines and endless search for work. Hitler offers a solution!
Enter Clifford Bradshaw, a struggling, sexually curious American novelist looking for inspiration for his next book. On his first night there Cliff wanders into the wildly exotic, naughty Kit Kat Klub, overseen by a strange, gender-bending ‘Emcee’ where he meets Sally Bowles, a vivacious, seductive dancer and chanteuse, and an utterly lost soul.
Cliff and Sally’s relationship blossoms, unexpectedly, into a dream-like romance.
As time passes, however, the situation in Berlin starts to change. What was exciting and vital is now ominous and violent. The Nazis blame the Jews and gays for everyone’s misery. Their ranks swell with new recruits.
Ernst, Cliff’s first German friend, joins the Nazi Party.
Herr Schultz, Cliff’s Jewish fellow boarder at Fraulein Schneider’s guest house (and her fiancée), is the target of an anti-Semitic hate crime.
When Sally announces she’s pregnant, Cliff decides they must leave for America, at once, before things get any worse. Sally’s nonchalant, unsure she’ll ever be able to trade the exciting cabaret lifestyle for motherhood.
How bad can it get? Really?
