EDDIE OWEN PRESENTS at the Red Clay Theatre in Downtown Duluth
Voted 'Best New Music Venue' by Atlanta Magazine and 'Best Music Venue in Gwinnett' by Gwinnett Magazine
Click HERE for this weeks schedule. Doors open at 7PM
NORCROSS JAZZ IN THE ALLEY
May 3, June 21, September 27 & October 18 at 7PM.
A seasonal concert series showcasing various Atlanta-based jazz fusionists with musical backgrounds in funk, hip-hop, r&b and folk. The outdoor event is FREE to attend and patrons are encouraged to bring chairs, picnic baskets and their favorite beverages to the casual outdoor event. In the historic Skin Alley that runs behind the town's original downtown commercial district with access to trendy locally-owned restaurants serving food and libations outdoors on concert nights. More info at www.aplacetoimagine.com.
Last Week, ends April 27th: Aurora Theatre: "Mariela in the Desert"
It is 1950 and artists Mariela and José are living an isolated existence in the desert of Northern Mexico, haunted by the ghost of their young son. José is very ill and Mariela sends a telegram to their daughter encouraging her to come home. Where once the walls were beautifully decorated, now only one painting remains, and it is shrouded in mystery. This play will be performed in Spanish with English supertitles. This production features and amazing cast including the stunning Blanca Agüero in the title role of Mariela and Aurora Theatre Producing Artistic Director Anthony P. Rodriguez as her husband, the ailing artist José.
Tickets are $15. Click HERE to purchase or for more info
May 1–25: Aurora Theatre: "Don't Dress for Dinner"
In this this hilarious romp through the French countryside, Bernard concocts a romantic rendezvous with his mistress with an alibi courtesy of his friend, Robert. But Bernard’s wife decides on a surprise tryst of her own. With a gourmet cook and a randy mistress—both named Suzy—a wacky collision course of mistaken identity and outrageous infidelity ensues. By the author of Aurora’s 2010 hit Boeing-Boeing.
Producer Quote: Producing Artistic Director Anthony P. Rodriguez, “We planned to end last season with this play, but due to its popularity on Broadway, we had to wait. Let me assure you, this show was worth the wait. We will send audiences into summer with a smile on their face.”
Tickets start at $20. Click HERE for more info & tickets.
A seasonal concert series showcasing various Atlanta-based jazz fusionists with musical backgrounds in funk, hip-hop, r&b and folk. The outdoor event is FREE to attend and patrons are encouraged to bring chairs, picnic baskets and their favorite beverages to the casual outdoor event. In the historic Skin Alley that runs behind the town's original downtown commercial district with access to trendy locally-owned restaurants serving food and libations outdoors on concert nights. More info at www.aplacetoimagine.com.
Last Week, ends April 27th: Aurora Theatre: "Mariela in the Desert"
It is 1950 and artists Mariela and José are living an isolated existence in the desert of Northern Mexico, haunted by the ghost of their young son. José is very ill and Mariela sends a telegram to their daughter encouraging her to come home. Where once the walls were beautifully decorated, now only one painting remains, and it is shrouded in mystery. This play will be performed in Spanish with English supertitles. This production features and amazing cast including the stunning Blanca Agüero in the title role of Mariela and Aurora Theatre Producing Artistic Director Anthony P. Rodriguez as her husband, the ailing artist José.
Tickets are $15. Click HERE to purchase or for more info
May 1–25: Aurora Theatre: "Don't Dress for Dinner"
In this this hilarious romp through the French countryside, Bernard concocts a romantic rendezvous with his mistress with an alibi courtesy of his friend, Robert. But Bernard’s wife decides on a surprise tryst of her own. With a gourmet cook and a randy mistress—both named Suzy—a wacky collision course of mistaken identity and outrageous infidelity ensues. By the author of Aurora’s 2010 hit Boeing-Boeing.
Producer Quote: Producing Artistic Director Anthony P. Rodriguez, “We planned to end last season with this play, but due to its popularity on Broadway, we had to wait. Let me assure you, this show was worth the wait. We will send audiences into summer with a smile on their face.”
Tickets start at $20. Click HERE for more info & tickets.
