November 20
Opening Night Gala - ‘The Cufflink Crooners & the MoonRays'
6 pm appetizers / refreshments
Curtain 7 pm
Curtain 7 pm
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The MoonRays and Cufflink Crooners are the same group with two nostalgic musical stylings.
The MoonRays harmonize American Doo-Wop of the 1950s, followed by the Cufflink Crooners, with live Jazz from the Golden Era of crooners. Their previous show at BSPAC was sold-out! We bring them back by popular demand.
Cufflink Crooners: Ken White, a professional crooner based in Los Angeles, has used his passion of the Golden Era of music and harmony to develop a unique show that promises to leave you wanting more! Ken, along with his backup group, The Cufflinks, provide that gorgeous 1940's-1950's harmonic blend to your favorite crooner tunes. Now include the fantastic 10 West Orchestra, and you have a recipe for an evening of fabulous entertainment!
The MoonRays harmonize American Doo-Wop of the 1950s, followed by the Cufflink Crooners, with live Jazz from the Golden Era of crooners. Their previous show at BSPAC was sold-out! We bring them back by popular demand.
Cufflink Crooners: Ken White, a professional crooner based in Los Angeles, has used his passion of the Golden Era of music and harmony to develop a unique show that promises to leave you wanting more! Ken, along with his backup group, The Cufflinks, provide that gorgeous 1940's-1950's harmonic blend to your favorite crooner tunes. Now include the fantastic 10 West Orchestra, and you have a recipe for an evening of fabulous entertainment!
November 27-28
Nora Ephron - ‘Love, Loss and what I wore”
Curtain 7 pm
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Love, Loss, and What I Wore is a play written by Nora and Delia Ephron based on the 1995 book of the same name by Ilene Beckerman. It is organized as a series of monologues and uses a rotating cast of five principal women. The subject matter of the monologues includes women's relationships and wardrobes and at times the interaction of the two, using the female wardrobe as a time capsule of a woman's life.
“Illuminates the experience of an entire generation of women . . . This small gem of a book is worthy of a Tiffany box.” --The New York Times Book Review. We performed this play at BSPAC in 2013 to delighted audiences. |
January 8 & 9, 2022
After Midnight – A one woman show written and performed by Robin Young as Patsy Cline
1/8-Curtain 7 pm
1/9- Curtain 3 pm
1/9- Curtain 3 pm
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After Midnight is set in a nightclub (The Orchid Lounge) in Nashville and hosted by Patsy Cline, one of the most influential, successful and acclaimed vocalists of the 20th century. From her start in Winchester, Virginia in 1934, to her last benefit concert in Kansas City, Kansas in March 1963, her stories and songs tell of the struggles and triumphs of the women of country music in the 1950s and 60s.
This stroll down memory lane showcases many of Patsy's songs including Crazy, After Midnight, A Church, a Courtroom and then Goodbye, I Fall to Pieces, and Three Cigarettes in an Ashtray, as well as songs made famous by Ms. Cline's friends Loretta Lynn, Kitty Wells and Brenda Lee. |
January 22, 2022
Jennifer Goodenberger, Piano & Shelly Loring, Flute
curtain 7 pm
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Longtime musical partners Shelley Loring, flute, and Jennifer Goodenberger, piano, will present a beautiful, uplifting, joyous, diverse program of music to warm the heart and soothe the soul.
The concert will include classical, popular, and folk music, in addition to compositions by underrepresented composers. Individually, these 2 musicians are exceptional. Together, they are extraordinary. |
January 29
Muriel Anderson - Harp Guitar
Curtain 7 pm
Muriel returns for a repeat visit. She is always great entertainment, and it is a joy to listen to her.
‘Just one hell of a good player…a great personality and what I like is the touch that Muriel has on the guitar, the way she plays it like we would wish to play’ – Les Paul”
‘Just one hell of a good player…a great personality and what I like is the touch that Muriel has on the guitar, the way she plays it like we would wish to play’ – Les Paul”
February 4, 5, 6
“No Body Like Jimmy” - a play by Burton Bumgarner
Friday/Saturday - Curtain 7 pm - Sunday curtain 3 pm
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We put on this play as the pandemic was starting and cut our production short - we are reviving this for our audiences.
The story - “On the evening of Ralph and Eloise Vanlandingham’s political fundraising dinner, Ralph’s best friend from college shows up with a problem. Harold has a dead body in the back of his van and needs a place to stash Jimmy. Harold’s timing couldn’t be more awful as the Vanlandinghams are expecting a house full of major campaign donors in about five, four, three, two …” |
March 18
Dewayne Hill - Magician
curtain 7 pm
America's Funniest Comedy Magician Dewayne Hill provides top notch entertainment with non-stop laughter and amazement with comedy and magic blended into one headlining act.
"Date changed for Dewayne Hill, Magician to March 18th because of pandemic related issues."
"Date changed for Dewayne Hill, Magician to March 18th because of pandemic related issues."
March 5, 6 - Reader’s theater
'The night I died at the Palace Theater'
Saturday Curtain 7pm, Sunday curtain 3 pm
A mystery / comedy. The Palace Theater actors are just getting ready to rehearse the final scene for their latest production “I ain’t got no Body” when they run into a snag. The director who wrote the play is found dead on the stage. Mayhem ensues…
March 11, 12, 13
‘Forever Plaid' - a musical by Stuart Ross
Curtain 7 pm, Friday/Saturday - Sunday 3pm
Once upon a time, there were four guys (Sparky, Smudge, Jinx and Frankie) who discovered that they shared a love for music and then got together to become their idols – The Four Freshman, The Hi-Lo's and The Crew Cuts. Rehearsing in the basement of Smudge's family's plumbing supply company, they became "Forever Plaid". On the way to their first big gig, the "Plaids" are broadsided by a school bus and killed instantly. It is at this moment when their careers and lives end that the story of Forever Plaid begins....
