John Theatre was almost fully booked during the presale. Their passion for music is evident by the way they regularly sell out shows, even when booked almost a year in advance. Pierre said the camaraderie between the five members of Already Gone makes the band stand apart. We all wanted to do it for a living, and as you grow up, you graduate, go to college, start your careers and your families, but music is always a part of musicians.” “To me, the song is a reflection of all the hard work we put in as kids and all the dreams we had of playing music. Almost two years ago, I got with the group and we reconnected, so the song is kind of like coming back to our childhood,” St. When Jay moved to Houston, we got separated. John Theatre when we were in high school. “It’s interesting because one of the first shows we did together was a talent show at the St. Pierre was 16, before life carried them in different directions. They first played music together in the band Vengeance when Bourgeois was 14 and St. John the Baptist Parish with a high school band and a dream of making it big, all while playing for pennies and being happy just to make $10 at the end of a night.īourgeois and St. Pierre, the song is reminiscent of growing up in St. Saturday’s concert will mark the debut of Already Gone’s original song, “Days of Our Youth.” For band members Jay Bourgeois and Leroy St. with pitch-perfect harmonies, intricate musical arrangements and a surprising local connection.
Houston-based rock group Already Gone, the premier Eagles tribute band in the South, will electrify audiences at 7:30 p.m.
#When i grow up song theater series
John Theatre’s grand re-opening continues Saturday night with the second installment of the 2023 concert series following a year-long intermission post-Hurricane Ida. What: “The Addams Family: The Musical,” presented by Tibbits Summer Theatre.RESERVE - St. “The Addams Family,” is directed by Charles Burr, choreographed by Dougie Robbins and under the musical direction of Lisa Lawrence.
Portraying the ancestors, who form the chorus of dancers, are Michelle Carter, Jacklyn Collins, Tim Eidman, Sean Thomas Noonan, Drew Porrett, Cesar Razza, Catherine Skojec, Alec Talbott, and Emma Thomas. In one hilarious night, secrets are disclosed, relationships are tested, and the Addams family must face the one horrible thing they’ve managed to avoid for generations: change.Īlso in the cast are RJ Magee as Fester, Donna Schulte as Grandma, Mitch Voss as Lurch, and Will Thomason as Pugsly. Lucas’ parents, Mal and Alice (Peter Riopelle and Suzanne Marie Ogden), come to meet the Addams Family. Ben Shimkus plays Lucas a sweet, smart young man from a respectable family. Jennifer Barnaba portrays daughter Wednesday, the ultimate princess of darkness, who has grown up and fallen in love with a man her parents have never met. This quirky family still has to deal with many of the same challenges faced by any other family, and the spookiest nightmare faced by every parent is that of their children growing up. In the world of Morticia (Maureen Duke) and Gomez Addams (Joey Gugliemelli) to be sad is to be happy, to feel pain is to feel joy, and death and suffering are the stuff of their dreams. It opens July 28 at the Tibbits Opera House in Coldwater.Ī humorous story of an eccentric family coping with their daughter’s growing up involves classic characters and plenty of song and dance. “The Addams Family: The Musical” is the next play in the 2016 Tibbits Summer Theatre series.
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