Summer Showcase Offered at Theatre Memphis
By: Kelsey Denette Jul. 27, 2011
Two unique Memphis acts were so popular at the annual Theatre Memphis fundraising gala in May that they will be returning to perform individually in August. The performances will be as follows:
Larry Clark Brings the Funny
August 4 & 5 @ 8pm
$20 per person
Cash bar
Larry Clark will bring his funny stuff to the Next Stage at Theatre Memphis, Thursday and Friday, August 4 and 5, to entertain you with his broad band of talents. Emcee of our gala performance event last May, comic Larry Clark has evolved his comedy act with the added skills of juggling, magic, and feats of daring. His one-man show incorporates his unique humor and skills he perfected over the years as a performer with Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circuses and his last stand-up comedy shows in Memphis were sellouts . Funny just begins to describe Larry!
This performance is not part of the season subscription package.
Susan Marshall Serenades
August 6 @ 8pm
$20 per person
Cash bar
On Saturday, August 6, Susan Marshall will sing and play in the Next Stage at Theatre Memphis in her best cabaret format. A songbird if there ever was one, if you don't know her by name, you most certainly know the voice! She's played and/or toured with Keith Richards, Norah Jones, Lenny Kravitz, Aaron Neville, David Byrne, Lynyrd Skynyrd and the North Mississippi All-Stars to name just a few. Besides her popularity at local establishments like Itta Bena, she regularly performs at festivals and special events, recently headlining our own Variety Gala. Susan is easy listening ... and we mean that in a good way.
This performance is not part of the season subscription package.
Call 901.682.8323 for tickets or go online to www.theatrememphis.org. Limited seating available.
Theatre Memphis is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization located at 630 Perkins Extended (corner of Perkins Extended and Southern) and is a community theatre whose mission is to provide outstanding theatrical experiences to enrich the lives of our audiences and participants.
Theatre Memphis receives funding from ArtsMemphis and Tennessee Arts Commission.
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