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Bel Canto Trio?
February 9, 2020 at 7pm
To honor the 70th anniversary of that tour, the Bel Canto Trio, now made up of soprano Julie Adams, tenor Joshua Guerrero and bass-baritone Nicholas Brownlee, will perform the original program of that historic tour, featuring some of the greatest arias, duets and trios from Rigoletto, La Boheme, The Barber of Seville and others. Bel Canto literally means beautiful singing. This is an opportunity to hear some of the world’s most beautiful music, sung by some of opera’s rising stars. Proudly Sponsored by Gloria Whittle Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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Trey McLaughlin
and The Sounds of Zamar February 11, 2020 at 7pm
Trey McLauglin and The Sounds of Zamar are known for their expressive vocals and intricate arrangements of classic gospel hymns, but they have gently pushed the boundaries of gospel to add fresh adaptations of contemporary gospel, pop and musical theater. They bring a fresh perspective to their songs, but always capture the essence of the original piece. A Family Fun Show Proudly Sponsored by? The Bauman Family Foundation Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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Natural Woman: A Night of Soul
February 25, 2020 at 7pm
Whitney. Cher. Adele. Aretha. There are those few legends who need only one name to identify them. Singer, songwriter and pianist Sheléa seems poised to enter that rarified atmosphere. She has a sultry sound that blends traditional pop, jazz, R & B and soul with a contemporary edge to classics and a classic touch to contemporary pop standards. You may not yet know her name, but you will. You have the chance to hear her perform live; don’t miss it. Partial proceeds to benefit St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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Al Stewart with special gueststhe Empty Pockets Unplugged February 12 |
Robert KleinFebruary 13 |
Mutts Gone NutsFebruary 16 |
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The Tap Pack
Modern Rat Pack meets Tap January 29, 2020 at 4pm & 7pm
The Rat Pack was the epitome of cool. Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and the gang personified an era that is long past but not forgotten. Enter The Tap Pack, five talented Australian blokes who sing, joke around and tap dance in an elegant and entertaining nod to the originals. They’re a modern Rat Pack with world class tapping skills The Tap Pack is pure entertainment. They sing, they dance, they joke. They bring a new, invigorating energy to a timeless style. It’s Old School Cool from the new Kings of Swing. They’ll tap their way into your heart. Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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The Cocktail Cabaret
February 6, 2020 at 7pm
Do you remember when the Happy Hour meant a lounge act to enjoy while you sipped your favorite drink? The Cocktail Cabaret takes its audience back to the time of the Happy Hour lounge act in Las Vegas with a show that is upbeat, stylish, intimate musical cabaret, reminiscent of vintage Vegas. The musical revue features a combination of live, original music and standards, performed by four-Broadway-caliber singers from the Great White Way and America’s Got Talent and a four-piece band led by concert pianist Philip Fortenberry, who performed as Liberace’s hand and body double in the HBO movie, Beyond the Candelabra.? The singers and band aim to please with crowd favorites that include songs like “Girls Just Want to Have Fun,” “It’s Now or Never,” “Scotch and Soda,” “Red Red Wine,” “That’s Life,” “Bridge Over Troubled Water” and, in tribute to their roots, “Viva Las Vegas.” Get a cocktail, come into the theater and relax. It’s Happy Hour. Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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Bel Canto Trio?
February 9, 2020 at 7pm
To honor the 70th anniversary of that tour, the Bel Canto Trio, now made up of soprano Julie Adams, tenor Joshua Guerrero and bass-baritone Nicholas Brownlee, will perform the original program of that historic tour, featuring some of the greatest arias, duets and trios from Rigoletto, La Boheme, The Barber of Seville and others. Bel Canto literally means beautiful singing. This is an opportunity to hear some of the world’s most beautiful music, sung by some of opera’s rising stars. Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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Recycled PercussionFebruary 1 |
National Geographic Live! Hidden Wild Secrets of the Everglades with Conservation Photographer Carlton Ward Jr. February 5 |
Phil Vassar“Stripped Down” February 7 |
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Phil Vassar “Stripped Down”?
February 7, 2020 at 7pm
He’s a singer who writes hit songs and a songwriting piano player who rules the stage. Phil Vassar, a country music hit maker, is a piano-pounding powerhouse on stage who taps into his audience via social media for song requests during his more than 135 shows a year. Phil Vassar continues to write incisive, soulful lyrics and infectious melodies that capture the heart and soul in his unique style. On his latest tour, Stripped Down, he will be bringing new insights to the songs and stories that have been become some of the biggest hits in music. His Lyric concert in February will follow the January release of his new acoustic EP, titled Stripped Down. Be one of the first to hear it up close and personal. Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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Al Stewart with special guests
the Empty Pockets Unplugged February 12, 2020 at 7pm
Stewart describes his music as “aural cinema” and “aural geography” and says that movies and atlases are a big influence on him. “I watch an enormous amount of movies, a couple of hundred a year,” he said. “I’m taking movies, literature, history, and geography and putting them into a pot and stirring. Those elements are in pretty much every song. If I open an atlas, a song appears. I opened one to China and could see six songs in front of me. It works for me like that. It makes it three-dimensional.” Special Guests the Empty Pockets sound is built upon a strong foundation of the timeless Americana, Blues, and Motown Soul that came before them; an old-school sensibility showcased by multiple lead singers, rich harmonies, and skilled instrumentalists. Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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Robert Klein
February 13, 2020 at 7pm
Robert Klein describes himself as an “uncomedian comedian, talking reality.” Uncomedy and reality must be pretty funny, because Klein, who attended the Yale University Drama School and was a member of The Second City comedy troupe, has been nominated for two Emmys, two Grammys and a Tony for Best Actor in a Musical, They’re Playing Our Song. While Klein mines getting older for laughs and underlying truths, he isn’t slowing down. He’s having too much fun, skewering the pretentious, the pompous and the just plain silly, as he always has. It’s fortunate we get to come along for the ride. Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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Recycled PercussionFebruary 1 |
National Geographic Live!Hidden Wild Secrets of the Everglades with Conservation Photographer Carlton Ward Jr. February 5 |
The Machine Performs Pink FloydFebruary 15 |
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The Stuart Police Department and
The Lyric Theatre Presents Active Shooter Preparedness with Sergeant Brian Bossio of the Stuart Police Department
January 30, 2020 4:00pm & 6:00pm The session will provide attendees with the background information and mindset to prepare how best to respond to an active shooter situation. Participants will obtain knowledge and skills that will help reduce panic and improve survivability by incorporating an appropriate RUN, HIDE, FIGHT response.
Although the chances of being involved in an active shooter event is low, we must be prepared with a response that enhances your chances for survival. This training is FREE to the public and everyone is encouraged to attend. *The training will not include role-playing or props. |
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Fastball is #LiveAtTheLyric
January 25!!
From "The Way" to "Out Of My Head", the Austin power pop band topped the Billboard charts and changed the face of rock. Fastball's new album The Help Machine follows on the heels of the band's acclaimed 2017 release Step Into Light. The new set, on the Austin, Texas trio's own 33 1/3 label, once again demonstrates the distinctive songwriting, expressive vocals and inventive melodic sensibilities of Zuniga and his bandmate Tony Scalzo. With drummer Joey Shuffield completing the longstanding lineup, the trio's time-tested creative rapport is as potent as ever on such compelling tunes as Scalzo's "White Collar," "All Gone Fuzzy" and "The Girl You Pretended to Be," and the Zuniga compositions "Friend or Foe," "Holding the Devil’s Hand" and the album's enigmatic title track.
The Help Machine's 11 new originals gain added sonic appeal from the production of Los Lobos member and versatile Grammy-winner Steve Berlin, whose studio resume includes work with the likes of Alejandro Escovedo, Faith No More, Rickie Lee Jones and the Tragically Hip. "Steve became an integral part of the team," Shuffield explains. "He's a really positive guy, he's got a great ear, and he helped us come up with some great sounds. His personality fit right in to what we were doing, and he understood where each of us was coming from. He just about drove us into the ground; it would be one or two in the morning and he'd say, 'Alright, what do you guys want to do next?'" "Steve was the perfect guy to produce this album," adds Zuniga. "We worked really fast. We did it in ten days, and we didn't really need the last three." Recording at Austin's Treefort Studios with engineer Jim Vollentine, who'd worked on Fastball's 2004 release Keep Your Wig On, the band and Berlin maintained an organic creative atmosphere that allowed the group members to break out of their respective comfort zones. Scalzo didn't even play his usual instrument, bass, on the sessions, instead tackling new challenges on keyboards and guitar. The group brought in old friend Bruce Hughes (formerly of Cracker and Poi Dog Pondering) to handle the album's bass parts. Other guest players on The Help Machine include Austin legend Charlie Sexton, who adds guitar on "Girl You Pretended To Be"; Wye Oak member Andy Stack, who plays multiple instruments on a pair of tracks; and Band of Heathens members Gordy Quist and John Chipman. "We had a great time in the studio, and the whole thing was a very creative experience," Scalzo notes. "When Fastball started out, we were almost like two different bands, and Miles and I tended to be careful to keep our hands off of each other's songs. But now, we just view them all as Fastball songs, and we generally feel free to mess with them. It works better that way." With nearly a quarter-century of music-making under their collective belt, the members of Fastball continue to extend and expand the band's widely loved body of work. The trio's catalog encompasses such memorable albums as their 1996 debut Make Your Mama Proud, their 1998 platinum breakthrough All the Pain Money Can Buy (which spawned the Grammy-nominated Top Five hit "The Way"), 2000's The Harsh Light of Day, 2004's Keep Your Wig On, 2009's Little White Lies and 2017's Step Into Light. "When I look at our catalog, there's not a bad record in there," Shuffield asserts, adding, "We've been through our ups and downs, but I think we've really found our groove over the last few years. We spent a lot of time on a major label, so initially the transition back to being an indie band was a little bumpy. But now it feels comfortable being responsible for everything ourselves, because that way we're more likely to get it right. We're all so into the music now, and I think you can hear that on the last couple of albums." "It's only natural," Scalzo adds, "that you get better at what you do as you get older and more experienced. But you can't always figure that out when you're in your 20s. Now that we're on our own label, the pressure's all on us, and that's fine. All I ever really wanted was a consistent creative outlet, and we've got that now." The ongoing resonance of Fastball's music is reflected in the passion of Fastball's ardent fan base. Shuffield: "We're always meeting people who tell us how we helped them get through college, and we have whole families that coming to the shows now. At nearly every show, we'll meet people who've flown in from other states, or other countries, to see us play. That kind of thing really warms the heart, and makes us feel like we're doing something right." "We'd love to have another massive hit single," Zuniga reflects, "but you can't really plan that. We're living in a different world now, and all we can do is just make the best music we can. When you're young, you're insecure and trying to get attention for yourself. But when you get a little more mature, you start to care more about what's right for the music. When I was in my 20s, I was always trying to impress people. But now all I care about is making great music, and I think that the whole band feels that way." "We're all grown-ups with kids now, so there's more of a sense of urgency," Zuniga concludes. "We're all still here, everyone's healthy, and we all still feel like if we're going to do something, we should do it now. I don't want to wake up ten years from now and wonder what I did with my time. We've still got things we want to do, and I think that our attitude now is 'Let's get this stuff done, there's no time to waste.'" Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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Recycled Percussion?
February 1, 2020 at 7pm
Taking percussion to a whole new level, Recycled Percussion is a “junk rock” performance perfect for the whole family. After becoming a national phenomenon following their appearance on America’s Got Talent in 2009, Recycled Percussion has brought their brand of innovative rock percussion to audiences across the United States and around the world in over 15 countries. In their immersive performances, the quartet of percussionists use buckets, power tools, ladders, trashcans, and anything else they can get their hands on to make music. Don’t miss Recycled Percussion in their performance at The Lyric Theatre. A Family Fun Show Proudly Sponsored by? The Bauman Family Foundation Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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National Geographic Live!
Hidden Wild Secrets of the Everglades with Conservation Photographer Carlton Ward Jr. February 5, 2020 at 7pm
Author, photographer, conservationist and National Geographic explorer Carlton Ward Jr. travels the world to find and document conservation stories that have not yet been told. He has lived deep in the Amazon, documented new species in the rainforests of Gabon and photographed endangered desert elephants in Mali. Then he discovered the biggest untold story of his career, hiding in his own back yard. You can join Carlton Ward Jr. at The Lyric as he follows the footsteps of bears, panthers and cowboys while discovering the wonders of a hidden world on the brink of being lost forever. A Family Fun Show Proudly Sponsored by? The Bauman Family Foundation Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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Trey McLaughlin
and The Sounds of Zamar February 11, 2020 at 7pm
Trey McLauglin and The Sounds of Zamar are known for their expressive vocals and intricate arrangements of classic gospel hymns, but they have gently pushed the boundaries of gospel to add fresh adaptations of contemporary gospel, pop and musical theater. They bring a fresh perspective to their songs, but always capture the essence of the original piece. A Family Fun Show Proudly Sponsored by? The Bauman Family Foundation Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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Al Stewart with special gueststhe Empty Pockets Unplugged February 12 |
Robert KleinFebruary 13 |
Mutts Gone NutsFebruary 16 |
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Leo Kottke
January 11, 2020 at 7pm
Guitarist /composer Leo Kottke is one of the foremost finger-style guitar players in the world and he has the degree to prove it. In 2008, the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee’s Peck School of the Arts awarded Kottke a doctorate in performance music for redefining the potential of the guitar. Leo Kottke’s peers have honored him, as well. He has two Grammy nominations, Performance Magazine’s “Best Instrumentalist” award and induction into the Guitar Player Hall of Fame. Perhaps in tribute to his not playing the trombone as an adult, and with tongue in cheek, he was awarded a Certificate of Significant Achievement in Not Playing the Trombone from the University of Texas at Brownsville with Texas Southmost College. Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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Tito Puente, Jr
January 18, 2020 at 7pm
Tito Puente, Jr., son of the performer known as El Rey, the King, embraces his father’s legacy and works to keep it alive. Puente has created his own style and it has taken him a long way. He brings a taste of contemporary jazz to the traditional mambo style and performs more than 300 shows a year across the country, from jazz festivals to grand symphony halls. In 2004, he released the celebrated album, In My Father’s Shoes, which inspired a BET Jazz television special. He also appeared on the NPR tribute, The Apollo at 70: A Hot Night in Harlem. His 2010 album, Got Mambo, featuring guests Hansel and Raul and Bobby Cruz combined traditional mambo with new and innovative salsa compositions. Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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Fastball?
January 25, 2020 at 7pm
Alternative Rock Band Fastball is #liveatthelyric January 25! With nearly a quarter-century of music-making under their collective belt, the members of Fastball continue to extend and expand the band's widely loved body of work. The trio's catalog encompasses such memorable albums as their 1996 debut Make Your Mama Proud, their 1998 platinum breakthrough All the Pain Money Can Buy (which spawned the Grammy-nominated Top Five hit "The Way"), 2000's The Harsh Light of Day, 2004's Keep Your Wig On, 2009's Little White Lies and 2017's Step Into Light. Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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Rave On!The Buddy Holly Experience January 21 |
An Evening withBranford Marsalis January 22 & 23 |
The Tap PackJanuary 29 |
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The Cocktail Cabaret
February 6, 2020 at 7pm
Do you remember when Happy Hour meant a lounge act to enjoy while you sipped your favorite drink? The Cocktail Cabaret takes its audience back to the time of the Happy Hour lounge act in Las Vegas with a show that is upbeat, stylish, intimate musical cabaret, reminiscent of vintage Vegas. The musical revue features a combination of live, original music and standards, performed by four-Broadway-caliber singers from the Great White Way and America’s Got Talent and a four-piece band led by concert pianist Philip Fortenberry, who performed as Liberace’s hand and body double in the HBO movie, Beyond the Candelabra.? The singers and band aim to please with crowd favorites that include songs like “Girls Just Want to Have Fun,” “It’s Now or Never,” “Scotch and Soda,” “Red Red Wine,” “That’s Life,” “Bridge Over Troubled Water” and, in tribute to their roots, “Viva Las Vegas.” Get a cocktail, come into the theater and relax. It’s Happy Hour. Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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Bel Canto Trio?
February 9, 2020 at 7pm
To honor the 70th anniversary of that tour, the Bel Canto Trio, now made up of soprano Julie Adams, tenor Joshua Guerrero and bass-baritone Nicholas Brownlee, will perform the original program of that historic tour, featuring some of the greatest arias, duets and trios from Rigoletto, La Boheme, The Barber of Seville and others. Bel Canto literally means beautiful singing. This is an opportunity to hear some of the world’s most beautiful music, sung by some of opera’s rising stars. Proudly Sponsored by Gloria Whittle Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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Trey McLaughlin
and The Sounds of Zamar February 11, 2020 at 7pm
Trey McLauglin and The Sounds of Zamar are known for their expressive vocals and intricate arrangements of classic gospel hymns, but they have gently pushed the boundaries of gospel to add fresh adaptations of contemporary gospel, pop and musical theater. They bring a fresh perspective to their songs, but always capture the essence of the original piece. A Family Fun Show Proudly Sponsored by? The Bauman Family Foundation Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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| Group & Corporate Rates Available ~ 772-286-7827 | ||
Recycled PercussionFebruary 1 |
National Geographic Live!Hidden Wild Secrets of the Everglades with Conservation Photographer Carlton Ward Jr. February 5 |
Phil Vassar “Stripped Down”February 7 |
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Jim Messina?
February 19, 2020 at 7pm
An undisputed expert in the fine art of making hit music, Jim Messina’s legacy of musical genius spans five decades, three super groups, a vibrant solo career and scores of producing and engineering credits. Jim Messina was an engineer and bass guitar player for Buffalo Springfield, a band in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. He was a founding member of the seminal band Poco, a group credited with creating country rock, and he was one-half of Loggins & Messina, one of the most successful duos of the 1970’s. Now, 50 years after stepping into the studio with Stephen Stills, Neil Young and Richie Furay as the recording engineer on Buffalo Springfield Again, Messina and his guitar will take the stage with the stories and songs that made Buffalo Springfield, Poco and Loggins & Messina such icons. Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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The Outlaws
March 5, 2020 at 7pm
For The Outlaws, it’s always been about the music. For more than 40 years, the Southern Rock legends have celebrated triumphs and endured tragedies to remain one of the most influential and best loved bands of the genre. Today, The Outlaws have returned with new music, new focus and an uncompromising new mission that makes it clear it’s about the band of brothers bound together by history, harmony and the road. It’s about a group that respects its legacy while refusing to be defined by the past. It’s about pride. The Outlaws has Henry Paul and Monte Yoho, as well as several of Southern Rock’s most respected veterans, including keyboardist and vocalist Dave Robbins, a co-founding member of Blackhawk; long-time Outlaw’s bassist and vocalist Randy Threet; lead guitarist Steve “Grits” Grisham, a former Outlaw; and co-lead guitarist Dale Oliver, formerly lead guitarist of Blackhawk. Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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An Evening with Tom Rush
accompanied by Matt Nakoa March 7, 2020 at 7pm
His 1965 album, The Circle Game, is said to have ushered in the singer/songwriter era, and artists as diverse as James Taylor and Garth Brooks credit him as influences. His songs have been hits as folk, country, heavy metal and rap tunes, but it will always be the sweetness of the ballads and the grit of the blues that people remember. He is Tom Rush, a legend with humility, a guitar hero who majored in English Lit at Harvard. Matt Nakoa is an internationally touring singer/songwriter who tours frequently with Tom Rush. He grew up in rural New York on a goat farm and discovered music as an escape. He trained to be a concert pianist and was accepted into the prestigious Berklee College of Music in Boston, where he studied alongside St. Vincent and Esperanza Spalding. After school, he landed in New York’s vibrant piano bar scene, becoming a star performer at Manhattan’s Brandy’s Piano Bar. The Boston Globe said, “Nakoa does not disappoint…Actually, between his piano chops, charismatic stage presence and heartfelt originals on guitar…he drops jaws.” Tom Rush was more succinct. “Matt is definitely on his way up. I’m hoping he’ll let me open for him when he’s doing stadiums.” Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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Al Stewart with special gueststhe Empty Pockets Unplugged February 12 |
Robert KleinFebruary 13 |
Mutts Gone NutsFebruary 16 |
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The Lost City of the Monkey God screening with Steve Elkins, Cinematographer and Explorer Proceeds to benefit The Lost City Fund supporting the Kaha Kamasa Foundation in Honduras * * *
March 26, 2020 at 7pm A film chronicling the thrilling modern day expedition which inspired Douglas Preston’s New York Times bestselling book The Lost City of the Monkey God.
In the early 1990s, adventurer Steve Elkins became captivated by the legend of La Ciudad Blanca, or the White City, a great ruin rumored to exist in the interior mountains of the Mosquitia region of Honduras. He spent the following 20 years trying to find it. In May of 2012, Elkins and filmmaker Bill Benenson engaged a team of scientists from the National Center for Airborne Laser Mapping at the University of Houston to fly over three areas identified by Elkins in the Mosquitia mountains, to look for La Ciudad Blanca. These targeted areas were among the last scientifically unexplored places on Earth. The plane was equipped with a million-dollar LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) machine, capable of mapping the terrain under a dense, triple-canopy rainforest. In an unnamed valley known as “Target One” (T1), the team discovered a ruined city of about five square kilometers. The images showed what appeared to be a large pyramid, a ball court, ceremonial buildings, house mounds, terracing, irrigation canals, and other features. On February 16th, 2015 after three years of planning, the team’s small A-Star helicopter with British special forces soldiers flew into the valley of T1. They were followed by a team of archeologists, anthropologists, scientists and journalists. Three days into the expedition, the crew discovered a cache of 52 carved stone artifacts peeking out from beneath the ground - perhaps a ceremonial offering - which would be guarded around the clock by Honduran military personnel until months later, when an archaeological team commissioned by the government and National Geographic excavated 509 artifacts from the area. The project continues to have the support of the Honduran government, and the goal of preserving the archaeological sites and the surrounding jungle has become a high priority for Honduras. A new research center and museum has been built just outside of Catacamas, and President Juan Orlando Hernández issued a directive to halt deforestation and continue archaeological and conservation efforts. The land has also been renamed in honor of the indigenous people who live in the surrounding area. Run time: 102 minutes • Language: English with Spanish subtitles • Unrated A Benenson Productions and UTL Productions film --------------------------------------------- STEVE ELKINS Keynote Speaker In heart-pounding detail, Steve Elkins recounts his experience as expedition leader and discoverer of a mysterious, ancient city in a remote Honduran jungle rainforest. His brushes with death and dangerous exploits are featured, most notably, in the best-selling non-fiction book, The Lost City of the Monkey God, by acclaimed author, Doug Preston. Elkins explains how he found his way his way around road blocks or just ploughed right through them to pursue his wildest of wild dreams to find the lost ruins of a once-thriving metropolis that dates back several centuries. Audiences will be enthralled by Elkins’s thrilling tale of derring-do by his crack team of jungle warfare soldiers, archaeologists, and anthropologists and inspired by his ability to reinvent himself and to tap into his passion to explore new worlds. Joining Steve Elkins is chocolate maker Denise Castronovo of the Castronovo Chocolate Factory with her her chocolate bar, The Lost City, Honduras. This Silver Winner of the Academy of Chocolate Awards 2019 & 2017 (London) Dark Bean to Bar under 80% Category is a tribute to the Lost City of a vanished ancient civilization, discovered within Honduras' virgin tropical rainforest. The indigenous people living nearby in the Gracias a Dios region protect the forest and make a sustainable living as harvesters of wild cacao. The cacao is processed in their village and put on hollowed-out tree log canoes, called pipantes, for a two-day voyage upstream to the nearest road. Castronovo is first American craft chocolate maker to make a single-origin chocolate from these remote beans and it is their homage to the timelessness of the Gracias a Dios. Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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An Evening with Branford Marsalis?
January 22 & 23, 2020 at 7pm
A revolutionary jazz musician and Grammy-winning saxophonist, Branford Marsalis is in a league of his own. He is an NEA Jazz Master and Tony award nominee for the original score for the revival of August Wilson’s Fences. The New Orleans native, eldest son of pianist and educator Ellis Marsalis and the brother of Wynton, Delfeayo and Jason Marsalis, the musician began his career as a youngster, picking up the clarinet first. Marsalis has had a wildly successful career as a solo artist, working with some of the best classical ensembles in the world. He has performed with the New York Philharmonic, Chicago and Dusseldorf Symphonies, and performed his first solo concert at San Francisco’s Grace Church in 2014, a performance documented in the recording, “In My Solitude.” He served as creative director for the Ascent series for the Cincinnati Symphony in 2012-2013 and served as musical director to The Tonight show with Jay Leno. Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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The Tap Pack
January 29, 2020 at 4pm & 7pm
The Rat Pack was the epitome of cool. Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and the gang personified an era that is long past but not forgotten. Enter The Tap Pack, five talented Australian blokes who sing, joke around and tap dance in an elegant and entertaining nod to the originals. They’re a modern Rat Pack with world class tapping skills The Tap Pack is pure entertainment. They sing, they dance, they joke. They bring a new, invigorating energy to a timeless style. It’s Old School Cool from the new Kings of Swing. They’ll tap their way into your heart. Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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The Cocktail Cabaret
February 6, 2020 at 7pm
Do you remember when the Happy Hour meant a lounge act to enjoy while you sipped your favorite drink? The Cocktail Cabaret takes its audience back to the time of the Happy Hour lounge act in Las Vegas with a show that is upbeat, stylish, intimate musical cabaret, reminiscent of vintage Vegas. The musical revue features a combination of live, original music and standards, performed by four-Broadway-caliber singers from the Great White Way and America’s Got Talent and a four-piece band led by concert pianist Philip Fortenberry, who performed as Liberace’s hand and body double in the HBO movie, Beyond the Candelabra.? The singers and band aim to please with crowd favorites that include songs like “Girls Just Want to Have Fun,” “It’s Now or Never,” “Scotch and Soda,” “Red Red Wine,” “That’s Life,” “Bridge Over Troubled Water” and, in tribute to their roots, “Viva Las Vegas.” Get a cocktail, come into the theater and relax. It’s Happy Hour. Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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Rave On!The Buddy Holly Experience January 21 |
FastballJanuary 25 |
Phil Vassar“Stripped Down” February 7 |
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Mutts Gone Nuts
is #LiveAtTheLyric February 16! * * *
February 16, 2020 at 2pm and 5pm If you go onstage with kids or animals, you may well find yourself overlooked. If the animals are the cutest rescue dogs on the planet, it’s a given, but that doesn’t bother Scott and Jane Houghton of Mutts Gone Nuts. They are happy to share the stage with their adorable friends for a high-energy, high-wire show that is perfect for the entire family. Kids, parents and grandparents will love the pooches and the adults they let share the stage.
The show is billed a “Canine Cabaret” and that should tell you that you’re going to get a little of everything. The Houghtons, who are known as the “disorderly duo,” have been performing together as a comedy team since 1984 and are known for blending physical comedy and circus artistry. They traveled the world and spent several years at Lee Greenwood’s theater in Tennessee and as the featured act for Greenwood in Las Vegas and Tennessee. The duo also spent seven years with Dolly Parton’s production, Dixie Stampede. In 1996, they adopted their first rescue pooch and began fostering dogs in the off-season for a local rescue group. They brought Chico into their act in 2005 and by 2007, they’d reinvented themselves as Mutts Gone Nuts. The Houghtons are very serious about keeping their shows funny, and they’re also serious about the welfare of the dogs in their care. Their rescue dogs are trained using positive, reward-based methods like toys and praise. They look for what each dog likes to do and cultivates that talent. The dogs live indoors, have two acres of fenced area to run when they are at home and travel in large, padded, climate controlled kennels for safety when on tour. Chico, who is (probably) a Chihuahua and Pomeranian mix, is only 15 lbs., but he’s the top dog. Feather, the group’s first Greyhound, is a rescue dog who was saved after she couldn’t run fast enough. She may not be a racer, but she has jaw-dropping jumping skills and has the unofficial world record for the highest jump by a dog. Pixel, also known as Wheels, is a Border collie mix. She can run and out-maneuver much bigger dogs and is Chico’s understudy. Charlie is a Jack Russell terrier who was rescued on his last day, He’s agile and loves to climb, which makes him the perfect high-wire walking dog. Chuck Taylor is a Frisbee-playing border collie who was given up because he preferred to herd sticks instead of cows. Geronimo is a cattle dog mix who is the only dog in the world to jump into two spinning ropes at the same time. Rox Steady is a Heinz mix who looks just like Geronimo. Her specialties are agility and tricks. Paco, who was picked up as a stray in Wyoming, does everything from high jump to barrel. McNerdy’s favorite toy is the Frisbee and he could play all day, dazzling the crowd with his athletic ability. To even up the sides, the Houghtons have brought some two-legged creatures on board. Samantha Valle is one of the world’s top trainers and a spokesperson for animal rescue. She and Geronimo hold the Guinness World’s Record for a dog jumping rope Double Dutch. They have appeared with David Letterman and Steve Harvey. Jonathan Burns is a contortionist who became fascinated with magic as a child and learned that he could make a living contorting his body. He has appeared at colleges and festivals around the world. If you are lucky enough to have a kid in your life, you don’t want to miss this show. If you don’t have a kid, you might want to rent one. They’ll have an awful lot of fun, and you’ll laugh yourself silly, even at Scott’s corny jokes. Try your doggone best to see this show. You’ll be glad you did. Proudly sponsored by The Bauman Family Foundation Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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The “Fast Pass” to Great Seats and More! Call Heather Long, Membership Director at 772-220-1942, ext 204 or Click Here to Become a Member Today! Tickets are available to the public on March 13th.* * * * * The Fabulons July 10, 2020 at 7:00pm Aaron Neville July 18, 2020 at 7:00pm The Motowners August 6, 2020 at 7:00pm Click Here for a complete listing of our exciting programming
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Family Fun Series!!
Proudly sponsored by The Bauman Family Foundation Steve Trash January 14, 2020 at 7pm
Steve Trash brings Science of Ecology to The Lyric Theatre January 14! Self-proclaimed garbologist and green magician does magic tricks using everyday things people have thrown away. His goal is to entertain with magic tricks and illusions while telling the story of how nature works and how we need to preserve and conserve it. He has been given the Environmental Educator of the Year award, and his Green Magic Set won an American Specialty Retailers Association Award in 2009. He was a featured guest on LeVar Burton’s Reading Rainbow Magic Week and has appeared on CBS, ESPN and CNBC. He has appeared in theater, fairs and festivals around the world, spreading his message of going green and being kind. “Be good. Be amazing. Don’t be mean.” Those are his watchwords. Come and watch and join the fun. Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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Recycled Percussion
February 1, 2020 at 7pm
Taking percussion to a whole new level, Recycled Percussion is a “junk rock” performance perfect for the whole family. After becoming a national phenomenon following their appearance on America’s Got Talent in 2009, Recycled Percussion has brought their brand of innovative rock percussion to audiences across the United States and around the world in over 15 countries. In their immersive performances, the quartet of percussionists use buckets, power tools, ladders, trashcans, and anything else they can get their hands on to make music. Don’t miss Recycled Percussion in their performance at The Lyric Theatre. Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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YOUTH ARTS CELEBRATION 2020
AUDITIONS: Sunday, March 8, 2020 - 1pm to 4pm
Wednesday, March 11, 2020 - 3pm to 7pm
Calling all student youth performers! Singers, actors, dancers, musicians, comedians, jugglers, magicians, poets, cheerleaders, gymnasts... Performers of all kinds are encouraged to audition! To schedule an audition, contact Sue Nauss at 772-220-1942, ext. 205 or sue@lyrictheatre.com 1st thru 12th grade student performers!
Auditions will be held on Sunday, March 8, 2020 - 1pm to 4pm Wednesday, March 11, 2020 - 3pm to 7pm, by appointment The Lyric Theatre, 59 SW Flagler Ave., Stuart, FL 34994 Audition instructions and more information can be found on www.LyricTheatre.com/Youth-Arts-Celebration.
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The Youth Arts Celebration will be held on
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The Youth Arts Celebration benefits The Lyric's Arts & Education Programs. Your dollars will make it possible for The Lyric to expand its reach to serve even more Treasure Coast youth with enrichment programs such as The Discovery Series for Young Audiences, The Lyric’s AWESOME! Summer Camp, artist master class and residencies, as well as wholesome, quality family programming. Download Sponsorship Packet Now! Download Official Audition Packet Now! |
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The show continues with National Geographic Live in your home on Facebook Live ~ Backstage with Egyptologist Kara Cooney!
So many of us are sheltered at home and yearning for exploration, entertainment and new experiences! So many of us are looking for unique educational experiences to share with our children and grandchildren! For now, social distancing may prevent us from gathering for a special night out at The Lyric Theater. But we're happy to bring the excitement and personal connection of National Geographic Live directly to you with a new Facebook Live series! You'll get the unique opportunity to meet National Geographic Explorers live from their homes. This week, National Geographic Live will go backstage with Egyptologist Kara Cooney to explore how humans reacted in the ancient world to the same types of circumstances we're facing today. Going live from her home office in Los Angeles, Kara will share how she sees the modern world through the lens of antiquity, and will dig into a human perspective on ancient Egyptian responses to epidemics. Get ready for some fascinating storytelling-through the millennia. Facebook Live: Backstage with Kara Cooney Wednesday, May 13, at 1pm ET / 10am PT Tune in to watch on facebook.com/natgeolive Make sure you get your questions ready for a live Q&A! Stay safe, stay strong. The Lyric Theatre |
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#RedAlertRESTART
#SAVEOURSTAGES A NATIONWIDE CALL TO ACTION SUPPORTING THE LIVE PERFORMANCE INDUSTRY ?? TONIGHT, September 1, 2020 from 9:00 p.m. to 12:00 midnight, The Lyric Theatre and performing arts venues throughout the nation and across Florida will light their buildings in red as part of "Red Alert," a nationwide call to action, imploring the US Congress to pass the RESTART Act (S. 3814/H.R. 7481) and the Save Our Stages Act (S. 4258/H.R. 7806) to provide relief for the live entertainment industry, which has been uniquely affected by the pandemic.
The RESTART Act and the Save Our Stages Act offer economic relief to the live events industry, which has been shuttered since March, 2020. Red Alert also advocates for extending Pandemic Unemployment Assistance, to provide relief to those without work since March due to COVID-19. As theatres, concert tours, festivals, opera houses, trade shows and other live events as well as film and television production remain closed, or open on a very limited basis, the entire industry is impacted. Nationwide, 12 million people working in the Live Events Industry are estimated to be unemployed because of COVID-19, including technicians, programmers, designers, stagehands, and many other individuals who are essential in making the magic of live performances. "Performing arts venues are closed because we know that COVID-19 spreads within intimate, closed spaces, which of course perfectly describes The Lyric as well as many theatres and clubs. We were the first to close and will be the last to open. It's our social responsibility to do so, but we are without income, and need help," said Kia Fontaine, the Executive Director of The Lyric Theatre. Kevin Stone, President of The Florida Professional Presenters Consortium, a statewide organization of over 60 performing arts venues said, "The member venues of Florida Presenters alone create a total economic impact every year of $495 million, which supports the Full Time Equivalent of 15,425 jobs, $377.7 million of household income, $21.8 million of local government fees and taxes, and $26.1 million of state government fees and taxes." Will you join us? You can help raise awareness and create pressure on Congress to act now in several ways. Visit saveourstages.com to send a letter to your US Senators and your US Representative. Use the hashtags #SAVEOURSTAGES and #RedAlertRESTART on social media. Light your own residence or business red in a show of solidarity, or use a red filter on a social media image. The Florida Professional Presenters Consortium represents performing arts venues throughout the State of Florida, from Panama City to Key West, from the largest cultural institutions in the state to the smallest, most vital organizations in rural and underserved counties. The business of culture is a major component of Florida''s diverse economy, contributing a $1.4 billion impact to the state''s economy. The activities of the members of Florida Presenters contribute almost a half billion dollars to that impact. These members of Florida Presenters are participating in #REDALERTRESTART: Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, Miami Arts Garage, Delray Beach Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall, Fort Myers Big Arts, Sanibel Broward Center for the Performing Arts, Fort Lauderdale Center for the Arts at River Ridge, New Port Richey Coral Springs Center for the Arts, Coral Springs Dolly Hand Cultural Arts Center/Palm Beach State College, Belle Glade Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, Orlando Duke Energy Center for the Arts/Mahaffey Theater, St. Petersburg Flagler Auditorium Performing Arts Center, Palm Coast, Florida Florida Theatre, Jacksonville King Center for the Performing Arts, Melbourne Kravis Center for the Performing Arts, West Palm Beach The Lyric Theatre, Stuart Manatee Performing Arts Center, Bradenton Mattie Kelly Arts Center at Northwest Florida State College, Niceville Miami Theatre Center, Miami Shores Nancy and David Bilheimer Capitol Theatre Ocean Reef Cultural Center, Key Largo Old School Square Center For The Arts, Inc, Delray Beach Opening Nights at Florida State University, Tallahassee RP Funding Center, Lakeland, FL Ruth Eckerd Hall, Clearwater Seminole Theatre, Homestead South Miami-Dade Cultural Arts Center, Miami/Cutler Bay Straz Center for the Performing Arts, Tampa Sunrise Theatre for the Performing Arts, Fort Pierce Thrasher Horne Center, Orange Park Times Union Center for the Performing Arts, Jacksonville University of Florida Performing Arts, Gainesville Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall, Sarasota |
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These days it feels like we are living in a bad science fiction movie with an invisible enemy no one has found the means to destroy yet. No person, industry or area of daily life has been left untouched by what's happening. The pandemic has caused substantial financial repercussions for everyone and wreaked havoc on so many industries.
Yet many businesses have shown resilience, fighting to stay alive through massive setbacks by innovating ways to adapt. While we're all working to adapt to the 'new normal', the real question we're asking is: When will live performing arts return to any semblance of what normal used to be? Our industry can't easily pivot to make ends meet. We can't offer curbside pickup. We don't have the ability to just reopen for a smaller event. We can't put on a concert. Our normal isn't everyone else's normal. It won't return when cities begin to reopen. There is a positive side to this - rediscovering our humanity, being grateful and practicing kindness. As we express gratitude for essential workers and government officials - as well as the heroic first responders and health care professionals who are focused on preserving life itself - we accept our responsibility to contribute to the quality of life that we enjoy in the Treasure Coast. Performing arts are fundamental to our humanity. They inspire us, fostering creativity, goodness, and beauty. Performing arts bring us joy, and help us express our values. Performing arts are also an essential component of a healthy community-strengthening us socially, educationally, and economically. Each of us lucky enough to experience live performing arts understands the power of its connection. People need shared communal experiences. People need live entertainment. There is a special kind of magic that lives in creating shared moments. There is no pandemic that will ever curb that desire. While social distancing is necessary, it is also temporary. In time, The Lyric will provide live performing arts and educational experiences again. What I can offer you is hope. If these past few months have taught us anything, it is that together, we can move mountains. I see our arts community as strong, resilient, creative, and deeply needed. Each day we continue to witness an elevated sense of community and the boundless determination. Though The Lyric has been dark, there is a light at the end of this tunnel. We are excited to announce our 2020-2021 Season. It has truly been a labor of love and we will be adding new performances, events and experiences as the performing arts industry comes out of darkness. We miss seeing you at The Lyric. We miss the energy exchange between you and our artists. We miss the sounds of laughter and applause. We miss the raw emotions invoked by live performing arts. We remain dedicated to ensuring that our pathway in this crisis considers our new realities, health and well-being. We are closely monitoring the pandemic as we look forward to the fall and beyond. As a trusted community organization, the health and comfort of our donors, patrons, artists, volunteers and staff remain our top priority. All current and future decisions will be based on the health of the entire community as well as the safety of travel, which is paramount to the success of our programming as we showcase the premier talent in the world. The arts matter now, more than ever. The arts are what helped us to stay present, grounded and uplifting our minds and spirits through this uncertain time. The Lyric is dependent on YOU - our patrons, members and donors who are the heart and soul of our mission to bring people together to experience the magic of live performance. With this pause in revenue, your support plays an even bigger role. Your support will help us to keep the arts alive in our vibrant community. So, as you consider philanthropy at this difficult time, we hope you can continue to count us among your priorities. We are a strong community; we are a resilient community; and we have the opportunity to support one another through the challenges that lie ahead. The Lyric will be a gathering place again, and with your help, together we will be able to continue our mission to build community through the arts. We will get through this. It might take longer than we hope for, but I know that someday we'll be creating those magical moments again.because the show must always go on! We''d love to hear how you are doing! Please feel free to reach out! We will see you soon, |
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The "Fast Pass" to Great Seats and More! Call Heather Long, Membership Director at 772-220-1942, ext 204 or Click Here to Become a Member Today! Tickets are available to the public on March 13th.* * * * * Rickie Lee Jones in Concert April 30, 2020 at 7:00pm The Fabulons July 10, 2020 at 7:00pm Aaron Neville July 18, 2020 at 7:00pm The Motowners August 6, 2020 at 7:00pm Click Here for a complete listing of our exciting programming
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In these very trying times, The Lyric's Creative Team is keeping the chuckles and smiles in the lights of the marquee. Our weekly marquee is our SIGN (the puns just don't stop) of hope and humor while the live performing arts industry has never felt so dark and fractured. Life is better when you're laughing! So, follow us on Instagram @liveatthelyric or Facebook LiveAtTheLyric. We hope you get a chuckle and share our pundemic entertainment. We Miss You. We cannot wait for the day that we can safely open again and share a laugh together.Until then - Be Safe. Be Good to One Another. Be the Difference. Wholeheartedly, thank you for your support and generosity. Your care is what has kept our lights bright and ensuring we will make it through this difficult time. |
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The Lyric Living Room Series Continues:
Join us October 1st for the film premiere of Herb Alpert Is... Herb Alpert Is. The new documentary about nine-time GRAMMY Award winner Herb Alpert tells the story of how the shy, unassuming trumpeter became a musical, artistic, and philanthropic heavyweight. Featuring interviews with Herb''s friends and colleagues, including Questlove, Sting, Quincy Jones, Richard Carpenter, Bill Moyers, and more. Stay tuned for a live conversation after the film with Herb Alpert, John Scheinfeld (director/producer), and moderator Scott Goldman (Public Programs Moderator, GRAMMY Museum). The film premieres October 1 on Facebook Live and comes to theaters and video on demand on October 2! The screening will begin Thursday, October 1st at 8pm. Join us at www.facebook.com/LiveAtTheLyric/live/ The NEW 63-song Herb Alpert Is. box set will hit stores October 2, and is available for preorder on CD, LP DVD, Blu Ray and digital audio, now: https://smarturl.it/HerbAlpertIs More info available at www.herbalpertis.com |
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Stuart, FL 34994 O: 772-220-1942 F: 772-287-8693 LyricTheatre.com Executive Director Kia Fontaine Board of Directors President Todd Laycock 1st Vice President Paul Shirley 2nd Vice President Frank Tidikis Treasurer Harold Walsh Secretary Priscilla Baldwin Artistic Director Emeritus John Loesser President Emerita Ethel Christin Directors Frank M. Byers, Jr. Mary Laub Cowan Patty Downing Stephen Fry Sharon Holt Diane M. Lawrence Joan McGowan Eileen D. Morris Olene Stuart Michael Tenzyk Linda Weiksnar Advisory Board Daisy Carter Marianne Hartnett Elisabeth Lahti Natalie MacDonald Pat Pendergast May Smyth |
Dear Friends of The Lyric,
In response to the COVID-19 virus, The Lyric Theatre has suspended all performances through April 6. The health and safety of our patrons, volunteers, staff, artists, and visitors is our top priority. We will continue to carefully monitor the situation and reevaluate as we draw closer to that date. We are diligently working to reschedule suspended performances and will keep you informed of any rescheduled dates or cancellations. The Lyric Box Office will provide updates with rescheduling and/or cancellation details to all ticket-holders. For cancelled shows, all ticket purchases will be refunded. For more information or questions regarding performances, please contact the Box Office at LyricBoxOffice@LyricTheatre.com or by calling 772.286.7827. We thank you for your continued support. My best wishes for your health and well-being. Most Sincerely, Kia Fontaine Executive Director |
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Dear Friends of The Lyric,
We''ve teamed up with several of Martin County''s most visited venues in the arts and cultural sector to ask you how you feel about coming to see us. How are you feeling about going out and about in Phase 2 of Florida''s re-opening? We have a simple 6 question survey. http://survey.constantcontact.com/survey/a07eh397hldka5sk6lj/start Please take a moment to tell us how you are feeling. If a question does not apply to you, feel free to leave it unanswered! Your candor and participation are greatly appreciated to help us. Stay Safe. Stay well. Take the survey here: http://survey.constantcontact.com/survey/a07eh397hldka5sk6lj/start |
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Rickie Lee Jones in Concert Not a Member? Become One Today!
The "Fast Pass" to Great Seats and More! Call Heather Long, Membership Director at 772-220-1942, ext 204 or Click Here to Become a Member Today! Tickets are available to the public on March 13th.* * * April 30, 2020 at 7pm She's musical royalty, known as the Duchess of Coolsville and the Queen of Cool. She lives in New Orleans, on the other side of the street made famous by Tennessee Williams. She's won two Grammy Awards in a career spanning five decades and embracing rock, R & B, blues, pop, soul and jazz. She is number 30 on VH1's 100 Greatest Women in Rock and Roll and her album, Pirates is 49 on NPR's list of the 150 Greatest Albums Made by Women. She's the inimitable Rickie Lee Jones.
Jones began her career in the pop realm, but in her 15 albums, she has experimented fearlessly with her sound and persona. It's been said that she is both a character in her songs and the songwriter singing. Her 2015 album, The Other Side of Desire, was written and recorded in New Orleans and was the first new music she'd written in a decade. "The work is inspired by many years of sitting with all the events of my life until I had something to paint with," she has written. "I came to New Orleans to write and live in a different way than what I have known on the West Coast.Here is another record, then, made of my imagination, and whatever else that has no words. Using the clay of that place and the shapes of my eyes to form some kind of picture of my life, or my heart, that I alone can understand, and hopefully, that others can enjoy." The album also was the inspiration for her own recording label, OSOD, which released Jones' 2019 album, Kicks, a collection of songs from the Great American Songbook. The album spans two decades of pop rock and jazz, with her own unique and sophisticated interpretations of the songs. Jones comes from a family of performers. Her grandfather, Frank "Peg Leg" Jones and her grandmother, Myrtle Lee, a dancer, were vaudevillians. She began her career playing in bars and coffee houses in Los Angeles and Venice, California. By 1977, she was performing some of her own material. A demo reached executives at Warner Brothers Records and she was signed for a five-record deal. Her album Rickie Lee Jones was released in 1979 and the single "Chuck E's in Love" hit No. 4 on the Billboard Hot 100. The album, featuring appearances by Dr. John, Randy Newman and Michael McDonald, went to No 3 on the Billboard 200 and produced another Top 40 hit, "Young Blood." She appeared on Saturday Night Live and her career was on its way. Jones has always been a genre-bender and her work reflects what is in her heart. Alec Wilkerson of The New Yorker described her eclectic style. "She can sound like a nun who closed the door in the chapel to sing quietly to herself. She can sound dissolute, louche, exalted, elegant or like a figure howling against a menacing sadness.She sings like a shy person somehow released of inhibition by singing. Every word she writes and sings seems earned. Her songs are cunning and serious or playful and exuberant but always carefully made. (Jones expresses) a human truth: over time, we cannot be other than ourselves." Jones is an American original. For one night, you can come along for the ride. Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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Dear Friends of The Lyric,
Since announcing our 20-21 season, the following performances have been rescheduled or cancelled:
The Lyric Box Office is contacting every ticket-holder for the rescheduled and cancelled performances. Respectfully, we ask for your patience and understanding as we work through this together.
Ticket holders have the following options:
If you have any questions, please call 772-286-7827 or email LyricBoxOffice@LyricTheatre.com. Our Box Office is open Monday - Friday 10am to 3pm and we are here to provide the same warm hospitality and friendly customer service you have come to expect.
To get the latest information on The Lyric''s performances, visit LyricTheatre.com. YOU are the heart and soul of our mission and The Lyric would not be here today without your patronage and support. The Lyric will be a gathering place again, and with your help, together we will be able to continue our mission and rebuild the community through the arts. Thank you for your support and understanding! |
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TODAY, Tuesday, August 11th at 2pm
As we all have experienced, seeing a performance at The Lyric is so intimate and personal it''s like the artist is performing just for you. We are launching The Lyric Living Room Series so that you can still have that intimate and up-close experience in the comfort and safety of your living room. First up on The Lyric Living Room Series: Tuesday''s Tempo @ 2 with
Pianist Lindsay Garritson! August 11th - Dance and Romance from Spain and Italy Liszt "Spanish Rhapsody" Neapolitan song: I'te vurria vasa, transcribed for piano by Roberto Piana Join us for The Lyric Living Room Series at facebook.com/LiveAtTheLyric/live/ or youtube.com/TheLyricLivingRoomSeries TODAY at 2pm! |
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The show continues with National Geographic Live in your home on Facebook Live ~ Backstage with wildlife filmmaker Filipe DeAndrade!
So many of us are sheltered at home and yearning for exploration, entertainment and new experiences! So many of us are looking for unique educational experiences to share with our children and grandchildren! For now, social distancing may prevent us from gathering for a special night out at The Lyric Theater. But we're happy to bring the excitement and personal connection of National Geographic Live directly to you with a new Facebook Live series! You'll get the unique opportunity to meet National Geographic Explorers live from their homes. This week, go backstage with wildlife filmmaker Filipe DeAndrade, host of Nat Geo WILD's Untamed. Get ready for a hilarious and eye-opening look at life behind the camera-from learning the subtleties of "shark body language" to earning the trust of a humpback whale. He'll share stories of singing with wild dolphins, reveal the secret messages of cat scat, and celebrate why sharks are spectacular, not scary. Going live from California, Filipe will impart what he's learned about being courageous and resilient-both in the field and in his personal life-and share why he believes that young people are the key to preserving the planet. Facebook Live: Backstage with Filipe DeAndrade Wednesday, May 20, at 1pm ET / 10am PT Tune in to watch on facebook.com/natgeolive Make sure you get your questions ready for a live Q&A! Stay safe, stay strong. The Lyric Theatre |
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TICKETS ON SALE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8!
We are excited to GET OUR SEAS"ON"
It is truly a labor of love and we will be adding new performances, events and experiences. All current and future decisions will be based on the health of the entire community as well as the safety of travel for our artists. We remain dedicated to ensuring that our pathway in this crisis considers our new realities, health and well-being. We are closely monitoring the pandemic as we look forward to the fall and beyond. As a trusted community organization, the health and comfort of our donors, patrons, artists, volunteers and staff remain our top priority. We take our responsibility as your host seriously. We will follow the latest, most current Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines to assist with slowing the spread of COVID-19. We have regular precautionary practices in our facility which include enhanced cleaning and frequent disinfecting, including specifically high traffic and high touch areas, restrooms, and both front of house and back of house areas. We cannot wait to see you again. We are looking forward to having the energy exchange between you and our artists. We are ready for the sounds of laughter and applause. We want the raw emotions invoked by performing arts alive again. THANK YOU! Thank you for your patience, understanding and working with us through this unprecedented time. This crisis has made a significant impact on all of us, and we are truly grateful for your support, well wishes and positive vibes - YOU ARE THE LYRIC! Get your tickets at LyricTheatre.com, by phone 772.286.7827 or at the Box Office Click Here for a complete listing of our exciting programming
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The Lyric Living Room Series Continues:
Join us TONIGHT for the film premiere of Herb Alpert Is... Herb Alpert Is. The new documentary about nine-time GRAMMY Award winner Herb Alpert tells the story of how the shy, unassuming trumpeter became a musical, artistic, and philanthropic heavyweight. Featuring interviews with Herb''s friends and colleagues, including Questlove, Sting, Quincy Jones, Richard Carpenter, Bill Moyers, and more. Stay tuned for a live conversation after the film with Herb Alpert, John Scheinfeld (director/producer), and moderator Scott Goldman (Public Programs Moderator, GRAMMY Museum). The film premieres October 1 on Facebook Live and comes to theaters and video on demand on October 2! The screening will begin Thursday, October 1st at 8pm. Join us at www.facebook.com/LiveAtTheLyric/live/ The NEW 63-song Herb Alpert Is. box set will hit stores October 2, and is available for preorder on CD, LP DVD, Blu Ray and digital audio, now: https://smarturl.it/HerbAlpertIs More info available at www.herbalpertis.com |
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Save Our Stages Bill Introduced to Senate
We NEED YOUR HELP! As we all know too well, live music and comedy venues were the first to close and will be the last to re-open. A new relief bill has been introduced for independent music and entertainment venues struggling during this pandemic. The SOS Act would provide Small Business Administration grants for independent live music venue operators affected by COVID-19. VISIT https://www.saveourstages.com/, complete the form and it will automatically send a letter to Senators Scott and Rubio as well your local Congress Representative to let them know that you support this bill and ask them to do the same. We NEED the #SaveOurStagesAct and #RestartAct passed in order to keep venues like us from closing permanently. Please SHARE with your family, friends and neighbors to help independent venues survive the next six months. |
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So many of us are sheltered at home and yearning for exploration, entertainment and new experiences! So many of us are looking for unique educational experiences to share with our children and grandchildren!
For now, social distancing may prevent us from gathering for a special night out at The Lyric Theater. But we're happy to bring the excitement and personal connection of National Geographic Live directly to you with a new Virtual Explorer Trivia Night. Over the past few years, National Geographic and District Trivia have partnered to offer sold-out trivia events in Washington, DC. While our HQ is temporarily closed, we'll be hosting a Virtual Explorer Trivia Night where you can take part in the fun - and get a little smarter, too - no matter where you are in the world! Hear stories from two National Geographic Explorers: photographer, writer, and filmmaker Ami Vitale and Rue Mapp, founder and CEO of Outdoor Afro, a nonprofit and social community reconnecting the Black community with natural spaces through outdoor recreational activities. Answer Nat Geo-inspired questions alongside Ami and Rue for a chance to prove your geo-smarts. The event will be approximately 45 minutes long, comprising two rounds of questions based on Ami and Rue's work. Play individually or with your family and friends at home. You can keep track of your score as a solo competitor or with family and friends to see if you''re smarter than a National Geographic Explorer. This event is free, but registration is required to participate. Event Information DATE: Thursday, July 16 TITLE: Virtual Explorer Trivia Night PRICE: Free, with registration REGISTRATION LINK: https://cvent.me/NV2qZR?rt=tMHyQ1n2O0CJ8Xn9GtcszA&RefId=NGP+Partnership |
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ADDED SHOWS ON SALE NOW!!
Rickie Lee Jones in Concert
April 30, 2020 at 7:00pm The Fabulons July 10, 2020 at 7:00pm Aaron Neville July 18, 2020 at 7:00pm The Motowners August 6, 2020 at 7:00pm Click Here for a complete listing of our exciting programming
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National Geographic Live!
View from Above with NASA Astronaut Terry Virts March 19, 2020 at 7pm
He made an appearance on the last Star Trek Enterprise episode in 2005, which is fitting, as the original series is what sent him soaring into space. NASA astronaut Terry Virts has served as a pilot of the space shuttle Endeavour, a crew member on the Russian Soyuz spacecraft and most recently as commander of the International Space Station during 200 consecutive days in space, one of the longest continuous space missions of any NASA astronaut. He helped install the outpost's 360 degree observation module and made good use of it, taking hours of video and hundreds of thousands of still images, including some featured in the National Geographic book, View from Above. He's a star of the breathtaking IMAX film, A Beautiful Planet, featuring his footage from space. Fasten your seat belts. It's going to be a thrilling ride. Proudly sponsored by The Bauman Family Foundation Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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Sierra Hull
March 23, 2020 at 7pm
At 11, Sierra Hull played the Grand Ole Opry. She was called on stage by Alison Krauss. Now 26, she has played the White House, Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy Center. The genre-bending singer-songwriter, mandolinist and guitarist is back with her innovative brand of bluegrass. The first woman to ever win the Mandolin Player of the Year at the International Bluegrass Music Association Awards Hull is a dynamic performer not to be missed! Come to The Lyric to hear an artist at peace with herself and her talent, making the best music of her life. Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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The Lost City of the Monkey God
Screening with Steve Elkins, Cinematographer and Explorer March 26, 2020 at 7pm
A film chronicling the thrilling modern day expedition which inspired Douglas Preston's New York Times bestselling book The Lost City of the Monkey God. In heart-pounding detail, Steve Elkins recounts his experience as expedition leader and discoverer of a mysterious, ancient city in a remote Honduran jungle rainforest. His brushes with death and dangerous exploits are featured, most notably, in the best-selling non-fiction book, The Lost City of the Monkey God, by acclaimed author, Doug Preston. Elkins explains how he found his way his way around road blocks or just ploughed right through them to pursue his wildest of wild dreams to find the lost ruins of a once-thriving metropolis that dates back several centuries. Proceeds to benefit The Lost City Fund supporting the Kaha Kamasa Foundation in Honduras Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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Rocky and the RollersMarch 15 |
Live in Central Park {Revisited}:Simon & Garfunkel March 20 |
The DupreesMarch 21 |
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The show goes on with National Geographic Live in your home with Facebook Live!
So many of us are sheltered at home and yearning for exploration, entertainment and new experiences! So many of us are looking for unique educational experiences to share with our children and grandchildren! For now, social distancing may prevent us from gathering for a special night out at The Lyric Theater. But we're happy to bring the excitement and personal connection of National Geographic Live directly to you with a new Facebook Live series! You'll get the unique opportunity to meet National Geographic Explorers live from their homes. First up is underwater photographer Brian Skerry. Going live from his home studio on the coast of Maine, Brian will reveal never-before-told stories from his expeditions and share what he's learned about being courageous and resilient in the face of challenging times. Facebook Live: Backstage with Brian Skerry Wednesday, April 29, at 1:00pm EDT Tune in to watch on facebook.com/natgeolive Make sure you get your questions ready for a live Q&A! Invite your friends - Watch parties encouraged! Stay safe, stay strong.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Cancelled Performance: Rocky & The Rollers
TOMORROW, Sunday, March 15 at 7pm
Tomorrow''s performance of Rocky & The Rollers on Sunday, March 15, 2020 at 7pm has been cancelled. Lyric Box Office Associates are currently contacting all of the ticket purchasers to ensure you have received the cancellation notice and to process the refunds. If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact The Lyric Box Office at LyricBoxOffice@LyricTheatre.com or 772-286-7827. |
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TODAY, Tuesday, August 25th at 2pm
As we all have experienced, seeing a performance at The Lyric is so intimate and personal it''s like the artist is performing just for you. We are launching The Lyric Living Room Series so that you can still have that intimate and up-close experience in the comfort and safety of your living room. The Lyric Living Room Series: Tuesday''s Tempo @ 2 with
Pianist Lindsay Garritson! August 25th - Music from the Americas! Gershwin/Wild The Man I Love Ponce Scherzino Mexicano and Intermezzo Nazareth: Odeon Piazzolla Milonga del Angel Novacek Piano Rag: Intoxication Join us for The Lyric Living Room Series at facebook.com/LiveAtTheLyric/live/ or youtube.com/TheLyricLivingRoomSeries TODAY at 2pm! |
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Tickets ON SALE to Members
NOW! Tickets can be purchased:
online at lyrictheatre.com by phone at 772-286-7827 and at The Lyric Box Office If you are purchasing tickets at the Box Office, please help us practice social distancing. There will be distancing markers, directional signage and hand sanitizer will be available at the Box Office windows. The "Fast Pass" to Great Seats and More! Call Heather Long, Membership Director at 772-220-1942, ext 204 or Click Here to Become a Member Today! Tickets are available to the public on September 8th.* * * * * Some of Our Exciting 2020-2021 Highlights Include: Albert Cummings
October 10, 2020 at 7:00pm Gary Hoey November 7, 2020 at 7:00pm Shel?a November 8, 2020 at 7:00pm Orleans November 12, 2020 at 7:00pm Steven Wright November 14, 2020 at 7:00pm The Sicilian Tenors? November 24, 2020 at 7:00pm A Swingin' Little Christmas! Starring Jane Lynch featuring Kate Flannery, Tim Davis & The Tony Guerrero Quintet November 30, 2020 at 7:00pm Dublin Irish Dance "Wings"? January 12, 2021 at 4:00pm & 7:00pm Rosanne Cash? January 13, 2021 at 7:00pm Chris Hillman - Time Between: An Evening of Stories and Songs featuring Herb Pederson & John Jorgenson January 14, 2021 at 7:00pm Kathleen Madigan January 16, 2021 at 6:00pm & 8:30pm The Cab Calloway Orchestra featuring Nicole Zuraitis? January 19, 2021 at 7:00pm Keb'' Mo''? January 20, 2021 at 6:00pm & 8:30pm WaistWatchers The Musical? January 21, 2021 at 7:00pm Jim Messina? February 5, 2021 at 7:00pm The Modern Gentlemen? February 8, 2021 at 7:00pm PAT METHENY SIDE-EYE w/ James Francies & Joe Dyson? February 18, 2021 at 7:00pm Phantom's Jeremy Stolle - No More Talk of Darkness? March 2, 2021 at 7:00pm Live from Nashville: Country Legends? March 11, 2021 at 7:00pm Jimmie Vaughan? April 9, 2021 at 7:00pm and so much MORE!? Click Here for a complete listing of our exciting programming
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As we all have experienced, seeing a performance at The Lyric is so intimate and personal it''s like the artist is performing just for you. We are launching The Lyric Living Room Series so that you can still have that intimate and up-close experience in the comfort and safety of your living room.
First up on The Lyric Living Room Series: Tuesday''s Tempo @ 2 with
Pianist Lindsay Garritson! August 11th - Dance and Romance from Spain and Italy Liszt "Spanish Rhapsody" Neapolitan song: I'te vurria vasa, transcribed for piano by Roberto Piana August 18th - Russian Classics Tchaikovsky Dumka Rachmaninov Preludes Vivaldi/Bach/Feinberg Concerto in A minor August 25th - Music from the Americas! Gershwin/Wild The Man I Love Ponce Scherzino Mexicano and Intermezzo Nazareth: Odeon Piazzolla Milonga del Angel Novacek Piano Rag: Intoxication Join us for The Lyric Living Room Series at facebook.com/LiveAtTheLyric/live/ or youtube.com/TheLyricLivingRoomSeries Tuesday, August 11th at 2pm! |
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Stuart, FL 34994 O: 772-220-1942 F: 772-287-8693 LyricTheatre.com Executive Director Kia Fontaine Board of Directors President Todd Laycock 1st Vice President Paul Shirley 2nd Vice President Frank Tidikis Treasurer Harold Walsh Secretary Priscilla Baldwin Artistic Director Emeritus John Loesser President Emerita Ethel Christin Directors Frank M. Byers, Jr. Mary Laub Cowan Patty Downing Stephen Fry Sharon Holt Diane M. Lawrence Joan McGowan Eileen D. Morris Olene Stuart Michael Tenzyk Linda Weiksnar Advisory Board Daisy Carter Marianne Hartnett Elisabeth Lahti Natalie MacDonald Pat Pendergast May Smyth |
Dear Friends of The Lyric,
We are still diligently working to reschedule suspended performances and will continue to keep you informed. Lyric Box Office Associates are contacting each ticket-holder with updates for rescheduled and/or cancelled performances.
With so much uncertainty surrounding us all, I wanted to answer some of the questions we have been receiving at The Lyric:
Will shows be rescheduled or cancelled? We are hoping to reschedule as many performances as we can, but it is possible that due to touring schedules and available dates, some of these shows will not be rescheduled. As we know, we will let you know.
Please be patient. We will reach out to you with a specific email regarding your event, and whether it has been cancelled or rescheduled. Our Box Office Associates will be contacting each ticket-holder. This will take some time, but we will get to everyone.
If I have tickets for any of rescheduled or cancelled performances? . Donate the value of your credit as a tax-deductible contribution.
. Receive a credit to purchase tickets to a future performance.
. Request a full refund to your original method of payment.
What about future events? Since things are changing so rapidly, we will reassess future performances and contact ticket holders at that time.
Are you still selling tickets? YES! We are selling tickets for Summer shows and performances rescheduled for this season. Tickets can be purchased online at www.LyricTheatre.com.
How can I continue to support The Lyric? Thank you for asking! There are two ways you can continue to support The Lyric Theatre's operations during this time: . Make a Donation: As a nonprofit organization, we rely on the generous support of our members, donors, and patrons who are the heart and soul of our mission to bring people together to experience the magic of live performing arts. With this pause in revenue from our suspended performances and events, your support plays an even bigger role.
. Purchase a Gift Certificate: Buy a gift certificate now for yourself or a loved one to use for a future performance.
What if I have tickets for an event and don't feel comfortable attending? We will continue to have a relaxed policy for returning tickets for credits moving forward as needed based on the situation at that time. Performing arts are fundamental to our humanity. They inspire us - fostering creativity, goodness, and beauty. Performing arts provide a respite from the world. They bring us joy and help us express our values. Performing arts are also a fundamental component of a healthy community-strengthening us socially, educationally, and economically-benefits that will persist after this difficult social and economic time.
Now, more than ever, we need to stay healthy and take care of our bodies, minds and spirits. Thank you again for your support and care for The Lyric.
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The show continues with National Geographic Live in your home on Facebook Live ~ Backstage with Wildlife Filmmaker Bertie Gregory!
So many of us are sheltered at home and yearning for exploration, entertainment and new experiences! So many of us are looking for unique educational experiences to share with our children and grandchildren! For now, social distancing may prevent us from gathering for a special night out at The Lyric Theater. But we're happy to bring the excitement and personal connection of National Geographic Live directly to you with a new Facebook Live series! You'll get the unique opportunity to meet National Geographic Explorers live from their homes. Next up is wildlife filmmaker Bertie Gregory. Going live from the UK, Bertie will reveal never-before-told stories from his expeditions and share what he's learned about being courageous and resilient in the face of challenging times. Facebook Live: Backstage with Bertie Gregory Wednesday, May 6, at 1:00pm EDT Tune in to watch on facebook.com/natgeolive Make sure you get your questions ready for a live Q&A! Stay safe, stay strong. The Lyric Theatre |
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Shelea Natural Woman: A Night of Soul
February 25, 2020 at 7pm
Whitney. Cher. Adele. Aretha. There are those few legends who need only one name to identify them. Singer, songwriter and pianist Shel?a seems poised to enter that rarified atmosphere. Stevie Wonder, a friend and mentor, plays the harmonica on her hit song, "Love Fell on Me," the theme song for the Angela Bassett film, Jumping the Broom. Quincy Jones asked her to be the first vocalist at his jazz club at the Palazzo Versace Dubai. She has a sultry sound that blends traditional pop, jazz, R & B and soul with a contemporary edge to classics and a classic touch to contemporary pop standards. You may not yet know her name, but you will. You have the chance to hear her perform live; don't miss it. Partial proceeds to benefit St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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Menopause The Musical?
March 3, 2020 at 7pm
March 4, 2020 at 4pm and 7pm 
Here's a hot flash! Menopause The Musical? returns to prove that "The Change" is indeed a laughing matter. Filled with parodies of songs from the '60s, '70s and '80s, like "Stayin' Awake" and "Puff, my God, I'm Draggin,'" the show tackles the good, the bad and the ugly of getting older while female. The show serves to remind us of several important messages that will make the menopausal experience more tolerable and are almost public service announcements. Two of them, sold on T-shirts so you won't forget the messages, are "I Want Peace & Love but Chocolate Will Do for Now" and "Keep Calm and Turn the Fan On." Fans and chocolate and maybe the occasional glass of wine will get you through the challenges of menopause. So will laughing yourself silly, especially at yourself. Come see Menopause The Musical?. It's part of the cure. Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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Rocky and the Rollers?
March 15, 2020 at 7pm
Come back to a time when rock 'n roll was king, American Bandstand ruled and groups from Brooklyn or Jersey or Philly could be the next big thing. A Rocky and the Rollers doo wop n' rock show takes you back to the great sound of the songs that had harmonies and melodies that we danced to and loved. If the music of the 1950s-1970s is the music that you know and cherish, you don't want to miss this one. You'll have a rockin' good time. Click Here To Buy Tickets |
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Bravo AmiciFebruary 20 |
Stayin' AliveA Tribute to the Bee Gees February 28 |
An Evening with Tom Rush accompanied by Matt Nakoa?March 7 |
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Stuart, FL 34994 O: 772-220-1942 F: 772-287-8693 LyricTheatre.com Executive Director Kia Fontaine Board of Directors President Todd Laycock 1st Vice President Paul Shirley 2nd Vice President Frank Tidikis Treasurer Harold Walsh Secretary Priscilla Baldwin Artistic Director Emeritus John Loesser President Emerita Ethel Christin Directors Frank M. Byers, Jr. Mary Laub Cowan Patty Downing Stephen Fry Sharon Holt Diane M. Lawrence Joan McGowan Eileen D. Morris Olene Stuart Michael Tenzyk Linda Weiksnar Advisory Board Daisy Carter Marianne Hartnett Elisabeth Lahti Natalie MacDonald Pat Pendergast May Smyth |
Dear Friends of The Lyric,
As a treasured supporter, we place the highest importance on the well-being of you - our patrons, volunteers, artists, and staff. In response to the growing health concerns related to the Coronavirus (COVID-19), we take our responsibility as your host seriously. I want to personally update you on the steps that we are taking to provide a safe and healthy venue. We have enhanced our cleaning practices of all areas throughout The Lyric - door handles, handrails, seat upholstery, backs, and armrests, box office, bar and merchandise counters, all restroom handles and facilities, elevator buttons, light switches, etc., and all upholstered and carpeted areas are receiving a disinfectant treatment. We are providing hand sanitizer and disinfectant wipes for your use before, during and after performances. We instructed our staff and volunteers to limit contact with patrons and reminding them to practice good hand hygiene. Further, we have instructed those who do not feel well or are sick to stay home. All of these practices are based on guidance from the CDC, WHO, as well as local public health agencies. We will continue to take guidance from the experts and operate with your safety and well-being as our highest priority. The Lyric will remain open for business and all Lyric scheduled performances will continue as planned. We look forward to seeing you at The Lyric. I personally want to thank you for the trust and support that you place in The Lyric Theatre. Most Sincerely, Kia Fontaine Executive Director |
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Tickets ON SALE to Members
Tuesday, May 26! Tickets can be purchased:
online at lyrictheatre.com by phone at 772-286-7827 and at The Lyric Box Office If you are purchasing tickets at the Box Office, please help us practice social distancing. There will be distancing markers, directional signage and hand sanitizer will be available at the Box Office windows. The "Fast Pass" to Great Seats and More! Call Heather Long, Membership Director at 772-220-1942, ext 204 or Click Here to Become a Member Today! Tickets are available to the public on September 8th.* * * * * Some of Our Exciting 2020-2021 Highlights Include: Albert Cummings
October 10, 2020 at 7:00pm Gary Hoey November 7, 2020 at 7:00pm Shel?a November 8, 2020 at 7:00pm Orleans November 12, 2020 at 7:00pm Steven Wright November 14, 2020 at 7:00pm The Sicilian Tenors? November 24, 2020 at 7:00pm A Swingin' Little Christmas! Starring Jane Lynch featuring Kate Flannery, Tim Davis & The Tony Guerrero Quintet November 30, 2020 at 7:00pm Dublin Irish Dance "Wings"? January 12, 2021 at 4:00pm & 7:00pm Rosanne Cash? January 13, 2021 at 7:00pm Chris Hillman - Time Between: An Evening of Stories and Songs featuring Herb Pederson & John Jorgenson January 14, 2021 at 7:00pm Kathleen Madigan January 16, 2021 at 6:00pm & 8:30pm The Cab Calloway Orchestra featuring Nicole Zuraitis? January 19, 2021 at 7:00pm Keb'' Mo''? January 20, 2021 at 6:00pm & 8:30pm WaistWatchers The Musical? January 21, 2021 at 7:00pm Jim Messina? February 5, 2021 at 7:00pm The Modern Gentlemen? February 8, 2021 at 7:00pm PAT METHENY SIDE-EYE w/ James Francies & Joe Dyson? February 18, 2021 at 7:00pm Phantom's Jeremy Stolle - No More Talk of Darkness? March 2, 2021 at 7:00pm Live from Nashville: Country Legends? March 11, 2021 at 7:00pm Jimmie Vaughan? April 9, 2021 at 7:00pm and so much MORE!? Our Box Office opens at 9:00 AM, or purchase online beginning 12:01 AM on Tuesday!? Click Here for a complete listing of our exciting programming
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