Performing Arts

Brooklyn Rider is graciously sponsored by BIG ARTS Classical Series Circle
Nancy Dehmlow, David Huggin & Ken Nees.
Hailed as “the future of chamber music” (Strings Magazine), Brooklyn Rider presents both traditional and eclectic repertoire that continues to draw rave reviews from classical, world, and rock critics alike.

Yesterday and Today is graciously sponsored by Bob and Kathy Wiesemann & Charles and Gail Sheetz.
This is not just another Beatles tribute show; it’s an unforgettable journey that places the audience at the very heart of the experience.

Naturally 7 isn’t just another a cappella group; they transform voices into drums, guitars, and brass in a jaw‑dropping art form they call “Vocal Play.” Their new show, Closer Look, blends cinematic themes with signature originals.

Revel in the soul of American music with Cristina Vane and Brennen Leigh as they honor folk, gospel, and Western swing.

This latest installment in the sinfully funny Late Nite Catechism series is not to be missed! Will My Bunny Go to Heaven? unearths the origins of Easter traditions.

A Tribute to Jimmy Buffett is graciously sponsored by Doug and Sherry Gentry & The Law Office of Janet M. Strickland, P.A.
When Jimmy Buffett lost his fight with cancer, he left behind a legion of fans and a very fine band. Now, some of the members of the Coral Reefer Band and friends have gathered to celebrate his life and his music!

Alexander Malofeev is graciously sponsored by Susan Freund in Memory of John Freund
& BIG ARTS Classical Series Circle: Nancy Dehmlow, David Huggin & Ken Nees.
At just 13, he stunned the world. Today, pianist Alexander Malofeev is a global sensation hailed for his technical brilliance and emotional depth.

Big Top Betty combines joy, brass, circus, and vaudeville, with a twist, in a feel-good spectacle like no other, blending a bold brass band, dazzling dance, aerial artistry, roller skating, comedy, and pure showbiz magic!

Get ready to “Listen to the Music!” Brothers Doobie brings the legendary sound of The Doobie Brothers to life in this powerhouse tribute show.

Jazz at Lincoln Center is graciously sponsored by Tom and Linda Uhler.
Soak in the sounds of the silky melodies and smoky rhythms of quintessential crooners, as you step into the golden age of swing.