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The 5 Irish Tenors
"Voices of Ireland"
Saturday, January 14th at 4pm & 7pm
Straight from the streets of Dublin, The 5 Irish Tenors "Voices of Ireland" combine the unforgettable charm of Irish wit with unparalleled operatic talent to create an unforgettable night of music.
Starring five talented and unique tenor vocalists, The 5 Irish Tenors come to America for the first time ever, performing a collection of noted and beloved Irish songs as well as classic opera arias. From Verdi's "O Mio Rimorso" to "Danny Boy," The 5 Irish Tenors cross genres and span generations of audiences in a special tour specifically designed for North American audiences that follows in the footsteps of the great Irish tenor
John McCormack.
The 5 Irish Tenors stars tenors
David Martin,
Morgan Crowley, Ciarán Kelly,
Alan Leech, and George Hutton. Martin, described as possessing "a beautiful Italian
Bel Canto quality" to his voice, studied and performed Leinster College of Music and Drama and has performed as lead tenor in a variety of productions, including The Lilly of Killarney and The Gypsy Baron. Recipient of the
Luciano Pavarotti and
John McCormack awards, tenor
Morgan Crowley debuted at Covent Garden's Royal Opera House at the age of 20. Known as the "Mozart Irish Tenor," Ciarán Kelly is a graduate of the Royal Irish Academy of Music and is a member of the renowned chamber choir 'Resurgam.' A graduate of University College Cork, tenor
Alan Leech has performed for
President Barack Obama at the White House and was named tenor to the Irish National Chamber Choir in 2002. Finally, George Hutton has performed at the Royal
Albert Hall, London and in Mozart's Mass at the National Concert Hall, Dublin. Accompanying the five tenors is pianist, composer, and arranger Feargull Murray has been called "a marvelously sensitive pianist" by the UK Times and has composed an award winning musical adaptation for the
Royal Shakespeare Company.
>From "Will You Go Lassie Go" to Mozart's "Il Mio Tesoro," The 5 Irish Tenors will explore the history of music from traditional Irish songs to classic operatic pieces in various combinations from tenor solos, duets, trios, quartets, quintets and tutti. Well known in their home country of Ireland, the tenors now come to America for the first time ever. Don't miss this unique opportunity to hear the sounds of Ireland and more this season at The Lyric Theatre with The 5 Irish Tenors "Voices of Ireland".
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Glenn Miller Orchestra
Friday, January 20th at 6pm & 8:30pm
An authentic recreation of the legendary ensemble, The
Glenn Miller Orchestra celebrates the life of
Glenn Miller and his contribution to the big band sound. With the flair of a 1940s brass band, The
Glenn Miller Orchestra performs all of your favorite classics, including "Moonlight Serenade," "Chatanooga Choo Choo," and more.
The best-selling recording artist from 1939 to 1943,
Glenn Miller was at the forefront of big band music, bringing swing to the American people. Before his disappearance in 1944, the bandleader led one of the most sought after brass ensembles. Miller was immortalized in the 1953 beloved film, The
Glenn Miller Story starring
James Stewart.
Glenn Miller's effect on the history of music in America can still be seen. With songs including "At Last" to "Tuxedo Junction," Miller's songs appear throughout popular culture even to this day.
Formed in 1956 after popular demand, The
Glenn Miller Orchestra recreates the atmosphere and energy of an authentic
Glenn Miller performance. Just as the original
Glenn Miller Orchestra spread their love of swing to audiences in dance halls, studio sets, and theaters across the United States, the new
Glenn Miller Orchestra has become one of most sought after big bands in the nation. The
Glenn Miller Orchestra performs an average of 300 live dates a year, proving that big band is here to stay. The orchestra performs not only
Glenn Miller's own pieces, but a number of other hit songs as well, including "Someone To Watch Over Me," "Swing Low Sweet Chariot," and "Danny Boy."
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Jarrod Spector
"A Little Help from My Friends"
Monday, January 23rd at 7pm
Star of Jersey Boys,
Jarrod Spector returns to the stage for A Little Help from My Friends, a captivating performance that explores sounds of
Frankie Valli from
The Beach Boys to
Paul McCartney.
Including songs such as "When You Wish Upon a Star" and "Uptown Girl," A Little Help from My Friends traces not only the musical influences of Valli himself, but
Jarrod Spector's experiences and stories after five years of playing the legendary musician on Broadway.
Originally from Philadelphia,
Jarrod Spector attended the prestigious Princeton University and later studied acting at the
Atlantic Theatre Company. Finding his true passion in theatre, Spector immediately gained success as a Broadway performer, appearing in Les Miserables, Hamlet, and Our Country's Good among other shows. After his initial foray into Broadway,
Jarrod Spector rocketed into fame in the role of
Frankie Valli in the critically acclaimed show Jersey Boys. Since then, Spector has appeared on the Emmy and Tony Award shows, and is currently starring as
Barry Mann in Beautiful: The
Carole King Musical.
A Little Help from My Friends is
Jarrod Spector's exploration of his time as
Frankie Valli in Jersey Boys, as the performer and celebrity investigates the sounds that influenced the legendary Four Seasons frontman. Featuring a full band and back-up singers, A Little Help from My Friends was celebrated by the New York Times as a "witty, energetic mini-jukebox musical."
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30th Anniversary Tour
February 1st & 2nd
Vocalosity
February 4th
Pump Boys and Dinettes
February 8th
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