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Are you ready to ‘cut a rug’? The Wick Theatre opens their seventh season with the Australian and West End smash hit, Hot Shoe Shuffle. This award-winning production features a cast of dynamic dancers tapping and singing their way through the biggest hits from the American Big Band era performed by a 10-piece live band. The show runs October 17-November 10, 2019; matinees at 2pm, evenings at 7:30pm. Tickets are $75-$85 at www.thewick.org or call 561-995-2333.
“I’ve had this show on my radar for some time now,” said Marilynn A. Wick, Managing Executive Producer. “With the overwhelming success of last season’s Crazy for You, we received innumerable requests for more tap dancing shows. And Hot Shoe Shuffle is the ultimate in razzle dazzle tap!”
In 1992, the musical created by David Atkins tapped its way onto the stage in Sydney, Australia and became an instant success. The popularity of the show inspired a London production that resulted in a Olivier Award for best choreography and a nomination for Best Musical Production.
The Wick’s director, Jonathan Van Dyke, coincidentally worked with David Atkins on the spectacular closing ceremony of The Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland.
“I was so pleased to connect again when The Wick obtained the rights,” said Van Dyke. “This is going to be an incredible show, and I am thrilled to be working with choreographer Justin M. Lewis on this production.”
Justin is one of the most sought-after studio choreographers and was featured on NBC’s World of Dance in season 2 as part of the JaM Project, which brought a rock-n-roll attitude to the world of tap, something Van Dyke is excited about.
“Justin is an innovator, and we have cast that will bring a modern, contemporary take on tap,” said Van Dyke, who was a featured performer on America’s Got Talent at Radio City Music Hall, as well as a co-creator of Tell-a-Vision, a technology and dance-based performance group.
Van Dyke and Lewis have assembled an extraordinary cast with enormous energy and style including Sean McGibbon, Alex Kidder and Rocky Duvall, Thomas Sutter, Kurt Csolak, Jared Alexander, Jonathan Eisele, Austin Carroll, Meg Frost and Joshua Connor.
The musical concerns seven Tap Brothers, Spring, Slap, Buck, Wing, Tip, Tap and Slide, who learn of the death of their long-absent father. To claim their large inheritance, the brothers must rehearse and perform their Dad’s legendary act—the Hot Shoe Shuffle and include their long-lost sister!
Are you ready to ‘cut a rug’? The Wick Theatre opens their seventh season with the Australian and West End smash hit, Hot Shoe Shuffle. This award-winning production features a cast of dynamic dancers tapping and singing their way through the biggest hits from the American Big Band era performed by a 10-piece live band. The show runs October 17-November 10, 2019; matinees at 2pm, evenings at 7:30pm. Tickets are $75-$85 at www.thewick.org or call 561-995-2333.
“I’ve had this show on my radar for some time now,” said Marilynn A. Wick, Managing Executive Producer. “With the overwhelming success of last season’s Crazy for You, we received innumerable requests for more tap dancing shows. And Hot Shoe Shuffle is the ultimate in razzle dazzle tap!”
In 1992, the musical created by David Atkins tapped its way onto the stage in Sydney, Australia and became an instant success. The popularity of the show inspired a London production that resulted in a Olivier Award for best choreography and a nomination for Best Musical Production.
The Wick’s director, Jonathan Van Dyke, coincidentally worked with David Atkins on the spectacular closing ceremony of The Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland.
“I was so pleased to connect again when The Wick obtained the rights,” said Van Dyke. “This is going to be an incredible show, and I am thrilled to be working with choreographer Justin M. Lewis on this production.”
Justin is one of the most sought-after studio choreographers and was featured on NBC’s World of Dance in season 2 as part of the JaM Project, which brought a rock-n-roll attitude to the world of tap, something Van Dyke is excited about.
“Justin is an innovator, and we have cast that will bring a modern, contemporary take on tap,” said Van Dyke, who was a featured performer on America’s Got Talent at Radio City Music Hall, as well as a co-creator of Tell-a-Vision, a technology and dance-based performance group.
Van Dyke and Lewis have assembled an extraordinary cast with enormous energy and style including Sean McGibbon, Alex Kidder and Rocky Duvall, Thomas Sutter, Kurt Csolak, Jared Alexander, Jonathan Eisele, Austin Carroll, Meg Frost and Joshua Connor.
The musical concerns seven Tap Brothers, Spring, Slap, Buck, Wing, Tip, Tap and Slide, who learn of the death of their long-absent father. To claim their large inheritance, the brothers must rehearse and perform their Dad’s legendary act—the Hot Shoe Shuffle and include their long-lost sister!
Are you ready to ‘cut a rug’? The Wick Theatre opens their seventh season with the Australian and West End smash hit, Hot Shoe Shuffle. This award-winning production features a cast of dynamic dancers tapping and singing their way through the biggest hits from the American Big Band era performed by a 10-piece live band. The show runs October 17-November 10, 2019; matinees at 2pm, evenings at 7:30pm. Tickets are $75-$85 at www.thewick.org or call 561-995-2333.
“I’ve had this show on my radar for some time now,” said Marilynn A. Wick, Managing Executive Producer. “With the overwhelming success of last season’s Crazy for You, we received innumerable requests for more tap dancing shows. And Hot Shoe Shuffle is the ultimate in razzle dazzle tap!”
In 1992, the musical created by David Atkins tapped its way onto the stage in Sydney, Australia and became an instant success. The popularity of the show inspired a London production that resulted in a Olivier Award for best choreography and a nomination for Best Musical Production.
The Wick’s director, Jonathan Van Dyke, coincidentally worked with David Atkins on the spectacular closing ceremony of The Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland.
“I was so pleased to connect again when The Wick obtained the rights,” said Van Dyke. “This is going to be an incredible show, and I am thrilled to be working with choreographer Justin M. Lewis on this production.”
Justin is one of the most sought-after studio choreographers and was featured on NBC’s World of Dance in season 2 as part of the JaM Project, which brought a rock-n-roll attitude to the world of tap, something Van Dyke is excited about.
“Justin is an innovator, and we have cast that will bring a modern, contemporary take on tap,” said Van Dyke, who was a featured performer on America’s Got Talent at Radio City Music Hall, as well as a co-creator of Tell-a-Vision, a technology and dance-based performance group.
Van Dyke and Lewis have assembled an extraordinary cast with enormous energy and style including Sean McGibbon, Alex Kidder and Rocky Duvall, Thomas Sutter, Kurt Csolak, Jared Alexander, Jonathan Eisele, Austin Carroll, Meg Frost and Joshua Connor.
The musical concerns seven Tap Brothers, Spring, Slap, Buck, Wing, Tip, Tap and Slide, who learn of the death of their long-absent father. To claim their large inheritance, the brothers must rehearse and perform their Dad’s legendary act—the Hot Shoe Shuffle and include their long-lost sister!
Are you ready to ‘cut a rug’? The Wick Theatre opens their seventh season with the Australian and West End smash hit, Hot Shoe Shuffle. This award-winning production features a cast of dynamic dancers tapping and singing their way through the biggest hits from the American Big Band era performed by a 10-piece live band. The show runs October 17-November 10, 2019; matinees at 2pm, evenings at 7:30pm. Tickets are $75-$85 at www.thewick.org or call 561-995-2333.
“I’ve had this show on my radar for some time now,” said Marilynn A. Wick, Managing Executive Producer. “With the overwhelming success of last season’s Crazy for You, we received innumerable requests for more tap dancing shows. And Hot Shoe Shuffle is the ultimate in razzle dazzle tap!”
In 1992, the musical created by David Atkins tapped its way onto the stage in Sydney, Australia and became an instant success. The popularity of the show inspired a London production that resulted in a Olivier Award for best choreography and a nomination for Best Musical Production.
The Wick’s director, Jonathan Van Dyke, coincidentally worked with David Atkins on the spectacular closing ceremony of The Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland.
“I was so pleased to connect again when The Wick obtained the rights,” said Van Dyke. “This is going to be an incredible show, and I am thrilled to be working with choreographer Justin M. Lewis on this production.”
Justin is one of the most sought-after studio choreographers and was featured on NBC’s World of Dance in season 2 as part of the JaM Project, which brought a rock-n-roll attitude to the world of tap, something Van Dyke is excited about.
“Justin is an innovator, and we have cast that will bring a modern, contemporary take on tap,” said Van Dyke, who was a featured performer on America’s Got Talent at Radio City Music Hall, as well as a co-creator of Tell-a-Vision, a technology and dance-based performance group.
Van Dyke and Lewis have assembled an extraordinary cast with enormous energy and style including Sean McGibbon, Alex Kidder and Rocky Duvall, Thomas Sutter, Kurt Csolak, Jared Alexander, Jonathan Eisele, Austin Carroll, Meg Frost and Joshua Connor.
The musical concerns seven Tap Brothers, Spring, Slap, Buck, Wing, Tip, Tap and Slide, who learn of the death of their long-absent father. To claim their large inheritance, the brothers must rehearse and perform their Dad’s legendary act—the Hot Shoe Shuffle and include their long-lost sister!
Hilarious best friends Cat and Nat created a massive online community of moms by sharing their ultra-real and just a bit R-rated dispatches from the mom trenches. From what not to eat a few days postpartum (chicken wings) to the most effective ways to avoid post-partum sex, Cat & Nat’s newest book, Mom Truths is everything no one will tell you about having kids.
In tandem with their book release, Cat and Nat are hitting the road to tell never-before-told stories about the stress, guilt, joy, and laundry (oh the laundry!) of being a mom. Join them as they shine a witty light on some of the hardest topics in motherhood, all while celebrating this amazing community of women who come from all walks of life but are united in the idea that we’re all just doing the best we can.
What to expect at each show:
- A live viewing of a #MOMTRUTHS podcast recording (Cat & Nat will dive deeper into a hilarious excerpt from the book – unique to each tour city).
- Brutal honesty about motherhood – we get into all the mom confessions that no one ever talks about
- Shenanigans (we can’t really define what this is, you just have to be there to find out)
- New friends. Come alone, or come with 20 other people, but we guarantee you’ll walk away with a community of women who have your back through the everyday gong show that is our life.
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Are you ready to ‘cut a rug’? The Wick Theatre opens their seventh season with the Australian and West End smash hit, Hot Shoe Shuffle. This award-winning production features a cast of dynamic dancers tapping and singing their way through the biggest hits from the American Big Band era performed by a 10-piece live band. The show runs October 17-November 10, 2019; matinees at 2pm, evenings at 7:30pm. Tickets are $75-$85 at www.thewick.org or call 561-995-2333.
“I’ve had this show on my radar for some time now,” said Marilynn A. Wick, Managing Executive Producer. “With the overwhelming success of last season’s Crazy for You, we received innumerable requests for more tap dancing shows. And Hot Shoe Shuffle is the ultimate in razzle dazzle tap!”
In 1992, the musical created by David Atkins tapped its way onto the stage in Sydney, Australia and became an instant success. The popularity of the show inspired a London production that resulted in a Olivier Award for best choreography and a nomination for Best Musical Production.
The Wick’s director, Jonathan Van Dyke, coincidentally worked with David Atkins on the spectacular closing ceremony of The Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland.
“I was so pleased to connect again when The Wick obtained the rights,” said Van Dyke. “This is going to be an incredible show, and I am thrilled to be working with choreographer Justin M. Lewis on this production.”
Justin is one of the most sought-after studio choreographers and was featured on NBC’s World of Dance in season 2 as part of the JaM Project, which brought a rock-n-roll attitude to the world of tap, something Van Dyke is excited about.
“Justin is an innovator, and we have cast that will bring a modern, contemporary take on tap,” said Van Dyke, who was a featured performer on America’s Got Talent at Radio City Music Hall, as well as a co-creator of Tell-a-Vision, a technology and dance-based performance group.
Van Dyke and Lewis have assembled an extraordinary cast with enormous energy and style including Sean McGibbon, Alex Kidder and Rocky Duvall, Thomas Sutter, Kurt Csolak, Jared Alexander, Jonathan Eisele, Austin Carroll, Meg Frost and Joshua Connor.
The musical concerns seven Tap Brothers, Spring, Slap, Buck, Wing, Tip, Tap and Slide, who learn of the death of their long-absent father. To claim their large inheritance, the brothers must rehearse and perform their Dad’s legendary act—the Hot Shoe Shuffle and include their long-lost sister!
Are you ready to ‘cut a rug’? The Wick Theatre opens their seventh season with the Australian and West End smash hit, Hot Shoe Shuffle. This award-winning production features a cast of dynamic dancers tapping and singing their way through the biggest hits from the American Big Band era performed by a 10-piece live band. The show runs October 17-November 10, 2019; matinees at 2pm, evenings at 7:30pm. Tickets are $75-$85 at www.thewick.org or call 561-995-2333.
“I’ve had this show on my radar for some time now,” said Marilynn A. Wick, Managing Executive Producer. “With the overwhelming success of last season’s Crazy for You, we received innumerable requests for more tap dancing shows. And Hot Shoe Shuffle is the ultimate in razzle dazzle tap!”
In 1992, the musical created by David Atkins tapped its way onto the stage in Sydney, Australia and became an instant success. The popularity of the show inspired a London production that resulted in a Olivier Award for best choreography and a nomination for Best Musical Production.
The Wick’s director, Jonathan Van Dyke, coincidentally worked with David Atkins on the spectacular closing ceremony of The Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland.
“I was so pleased to connect again when The Wick obtained the rights,” said Van Dyke. “This is going to be an incredible show, and I am thrilled to be working with choreographer Justin M. Lewis on this production.”
Justin is one of the most sought-after studio choreographers and was featured on NBC’s World of Dance in season 2 as part of the JaM Project, which brought a rock-n-roll attitude to the world of tap, something Van Dyke is excited about.
“Justin is an innovator, and we have cast that will bring a modern, contemporary take on tap,” said Van Dyke, who was a featured performer on America’s Got Talent at Radio City Music Hall, as well as a co-creator of Tell-a-Vision, a technology and dance-based performance group.
Van Dyke and Lewis have assembled an extraordinary cast with enormous energy and style including Sean McGibbon, Alex Kidder and Rocky Duvall, Thomas Sutter, Kurt Csolak, Jared Alexander, Jonathan Eisele, Austin Carroll, Meg Frost and Joshua Connor.
The musical concerns seven Tap Brothers, Spring, Slap, Buck, Wing, Tip, Tap and Slide, who learn of the death of their long-absent father. To claim their large inheritance, the brothers must rehearse and perform their Dad’s legendary act—the Hot Shoe Shuffle and include their long-lost sister!
The thing that makes any entertainer successful is the ability to connect with an audience. It’s this quality of sharing the humor in everyday situations that has made Bill Engvall one of the top comedians today – and one of the busiest. A Grammy Award-nominated, multi-platinum selling artist, Engvall is best known for being part of the enormously successful Blue Collar Comedy tour and concert films. His first solo album, Here’s Your Sign, is certified platinum and held the #1 position on the Billboard Comedy Chart for 15 straight weeks. It went on to peak at #5 on Billboard’s Current Country Album Chart and reached the Top 50 on Billboard’s Top 200. He went on to win Best Comedy Album at the NARM convention in ’97. His second album Dorkfish was certified gold and had the honor of being ranked #1 on Billboard’s Comedy Chart. All of his following releases debuted at #1 including 15° Off Cool and Aged and Confused. Known for his clean-cut humor and ‘common man’ approach, audiences can expect a night of laughter that’s fun for whole family.
The thing that makes any entertainer successful is the ability to connect with an audience. It’s this quality of sharing the humor in everyday situations that has made Bill Engvall one of the top comedians today – and one of the busiest. A Grammy Award-nominated, multi-platinum selling artist, Engvall is best known for being part of the enormously successful Blue Collar Comedy tour and concert films. His first solo album, Here’s Your Sign, is certified platinum and held the #1 position on the Billboard Comedy Chart for 15 straight weeks. It went on to peak at #5 on Billboard’s Current Country Album Chart and reached the Top 50 on Billboard’s Top 200. He went on to win Best Comedy Album at the NARM convention in ’97. His second album Dorkfish was certified gold and had the honor of being ranked #1 on Billboard’s Comedy Chart. All of his following releases debuted at #1 including 15° Off Cool and Aged and Confused. Known for his clean-cut humor and ‘common man’ approach, audiences can expect a night of laughter that’s fun for whole family.
Troubadour, singer/songwriter, folky and storyteller all are fair labels to describe Ellis Paul, but they do not quite suffice. However, the tattoo of Woody Guthrie worn proudly on his arm is a good starting place from which to grasp his musical sensibilities, for it is from the Woody Guthrie tradition that he hails. Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan, and James Taylor are among his influences, and their spirits seem to occasionally grace his work. With an acoustic guitar in hand, he weaves intimate, provocative, and romantic tales of lives that were obviously witnessed by a most talented voyeur.