Join Lyric Arts for our 12th season of sparkling comedy, captivating dramas, and dazzling musicals for all ages! We've got a fantastic season lined up and can't wait to see you at the Main Street Stage!
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Grab your beach ball and sunscreen and get ready for the Fishing Widows' Cabaret! Our only fundraising event of the year, the 2008 cabaret, Beach Party Bonanza, is reminiscent of all your favorite 1960's beach party films.
Doors open at 6:30, giving you plenty of time to bid on a new bikini for your favorite beach bunny (or something flashy for yourself) in our always-impressive silent auction. Then, at 7:30. the doors open for our groovy beach-themed variety show. It's sure to be out of sight!
$25 for Theater Seating • $30 for Box and Table Seating
Includes light appetizers, wine, and dessert
Click here to find out how you can help Lyric Arts raise money and have a lot of fun in the process!
Silent Auction Items Include:
Thanks
to a generous donation from Gould's Diamonds and Jewelry, this
beautiful convertible pearl necklace will also be up for bid.
Valued at $1,000, and made from 7.5mm pearls, this necklace is actually comprised of three different strands which can be put together in number of different combinations.
Also up for auction:
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A "Stay and Play" package donated by Grand Casino, including Sunday through Thursday overnight stay, and gift certificates for food and gambling!
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A one-week stay at a timeshare in Avon, Colorado, courtesy of John Reed.
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A Pre-Show Patio Party, at the home of Becky and Mike White, including drinks, hors d'oeuvres, and four tickets to Lyric Arts Main Street Stage!
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A Pool and Pontoon Party for eight, donated by Marian and Mike McCann, including food, beverages, and the scenic Mississippi River.
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A Rum River Dinner Cruise for six, including dinner, donated by Jim and Jackie Neilson.
...plus, theater tickets, gift certificates, and much more!
Directed by Joe Hendren
Johann
Andreas has a problem. His family's business—the Andreas Wasp Infested
Inn—can't seem to turn a profit in spite of its prime location on the shores
of Lake Huron. When an eccentric, marooned pirate captain shows up
with a treasure map and promises Johann half of the booty, he has no other
choice but to weigh anchor and head out.
Can Johann survive the treacherous waters of the Great Lakes with a scabrous band of pirate foes and the maniacal and elusive field octopus liable to attack at any moment? A swashbuckling comic adventure, these Midwestern pirates with a flair for the dramatic are sure to have you land-lubbers "har-har-ing" all evening long.
Family fun for ages 7 and up.
$14 Tickets • $12 for Seniors and Students • $16 for Box Seats
Pirates of the Great Lakes is produced by special arrangement with Playscripts, Inc. (www.playscripts.com)
Directed
by Christine Karki,
Music Direction by Connie Aase, Choreography by Andrea Alioto
The "roaring twenties" are in full swing and the French Riviera is a dreamy place for young girls looking for love, and for their parents and instructors as well. As the annual carnival ball at the Madame Dubonnet's finishing school approaches, all the girls are anxious to find a boyfriend, and all of them have specific candidates in mind.
Will they be able to overcome all the obstacles on their path to love and unite with the boys of their dreams at the ball? This rousing musical features stunning production numbers featuring all the style of the 1920's and all the splendor of true love.
Family fun for ages 7 and up.
$15 Tickets • $13 for Seniors and Students • $17 for Box Seats
The Boyfriend is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI, 421 West 54th Street, New York, New York 10019.
Tel.: (212) 541-4684 Fax: (212) 397-4684 www.MTIShows.com
