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 Greetings!
There's a lot happening this July at T.O. Single tickets go on sale for the upcoming season, our new website will soon be launched into the interwebs and our Summer Concert Series takes the stage with an incredible and diversified line-up of performers!
On that note, look below to subscribe to the season before all the great seats are snapped up, and to peruse the musicians taking the stage next month. Have we ever a great musical July (and a great theatrical season) lined up for you here at the Balzer Theater at Herren's! Sincerely, The Communications & Marketing Team Theatrical Outfit |
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TO THEATRICAL OUTFIT'S DYNAMIC
2011-2012 SEASON!
On July 1st, single tickets will go on sale. To reserve your favorite seats today - ensuring your tickets for the season to come and guaranteeing yourself (and your loved ones) a year of enthralling theater - click the link below and mail in a subscription form, or call 678-528-1500:
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The Usual Suspects
7:30pm, Thursday
July 7, 2011 - $15
Buy Tickets Here!
The Usual Suspects, Georgia's most dynamic big band, will be taking everyone down memory lane on Thursday, July 7, at 7:30pm, when it performs a concert featuring some of the most popular tunes from Broadway, TV, and the movies. The show will perform music by such artists as Henry Mancini, Cole Porter, Johnny Mercer, Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra, Whitney Houston, Ike & Tina Turner, Aretha Franklin, Harry Connick, Jr., Michael Buble, the Count Basie Orchestra, Antonio Banderas, Tito Puente, and many others. The seventeen piece band features well-known Atlanta vocalists Tommy Dean, Laura Coyle, and Taryn Chidebelu-Eze. So everyone come and enjoy an evening with the stars!
Learn more about The Usual Suspects at:
* Official Website
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Laura Monk & High Cotton
7:30pm, Thursday
July 21, 2011 - $10
Buy Tickets Here!
Described as Americana with a twist, LMHC band is powered by the passionate voice of Laura Monk. Each band member has played in various types of bands over the years...ranging from Pop, Jazz, Celtic, Rock, Southern Rock and Country.
"Pictures finds High Cotton rewriting the country-folk rulebook; quite obviously Americana in substance but with great rockin' undercurrents, High Cotton weave a wonderfully diverse yet wholesome blend of country magic."
- Toxic Pete's Music Reviews
Learn more about Laura Monk & High Cotton at:
* MySpace
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Theatrical Outfit
The Balzer Theater at Herren's
84 Luckie St. NW
Atlanta, GA 30303
678-528-1500
www.theatricaloutfit.org
 
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The Georgia Potlickers
& Right as Rain
7:30pm, Thursday
July 14, 2011 - $10
Buy Tickets Here!
The Georgia Potlickers
The Georgia Potlickers is an old-time stringband from North Georgia. The band features a trio of very talented musicians who are deeply rooted in American traditional music. As the Georgia Potlickers, these guys breath new life into the traditional Southern stringband instrumentals and songs. Their music covers everything from the raucous fiddle and banjo tunes of their home state of Georgia to the ballads and frontier songs of the entire Appalachian and Piedmont regions. Also, the band draws much influence and material from both the 19th century Minstrel and early Tin Pan Alley eras. In addition to this, they have been known to slip in an original piece or two per show. Drawing inspiration from that vast body of early American traditional roots music, the Georgia Potlickers provide their audiences with music that will leave a lasting impression.
They were last seen at T.O. in our 2010 production of A Christmas Memory!
Learn more about the Georgia Potlickers at:
Also accompanied by Right as Rain! |
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Klimchak
7:30pm, Thursday
July 28, 2011 - $10
Buy Tickets Here!
Klimchak specializes in electro-acoustic music for theater, dance and live solo performance. He is the winner of the 2009 Loridans Arts Award, given to "accomplished artists who have made exceptional contributions to the arts life of Atlanta." Klimchak's 2009 score for Titus Andronicus at GA Shakespeare won a Suzi Award for best sound design. He recently performed his live score for Tales of Edgar Allen Poe at the Center for Puppetry Arts, featuring the theremin. His home-built instruments and performances were displayed this winter in the art show Limitless at Agnes Scott College.
Learn more about Klimchak at:
* Official Website
* MySpace
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