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KINGS POINT DELRAY BEACH Active Adult Living at Its Finest! WELCOME to the KINGS POINT THEATRE KINGS POINT DELRAY BEACH Active Adult Living at its finest! WELCOME TO THE KINGS POINT THEATRE We are proud to announce this season’s incredible shows. We invite all of you to our 2017-2018 shows at the Kings Point Theatre! November JOEY DALE & THE GIGOLOS Friday, November 3rd 8:00pm $12.00 Residents • $18.00 Non-Residents Joey Dale & The Gigolos is one of the most versatile and dynamic entertainers on the scene today. As a singer, band leader, arranger, composer, keyboardist, guitarist, comedian and MC, he is an all-around entertainer with a stage presence nothing short of electric. Joey possesses the ability to read a crowd and keep them wanting more. His rapport with the audience is amazing. Add the Gigolos to the mix and forget about it. There’s a reason this is the busiest Doo Wop group in South Florida…they are simply fantastic! THE 21ST CENTURY RAT PACK Friday, November 10th 8:00pm $12.00 Residents • $18.00 Non-Residents During the early 1960’s, the Rat Pack was the hottest act in town. Three men portraying Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr. and Dean Martin take audiences back in time to an era when shows on the Las Vegas Strip featured only all-live music and entertainers who really knew how to work and play with the crowd. These three cats sing timeless Rat Pack hits including “Luck Be a Lady,” “Lady is a Tramp,” “The Way You look Tonight” and “New York, New York.” They sing and entertain the very heart and soul of the Original Rat Pack. The 21st Century Rat Pack are the coolest bunch of entertainers of all time…This is a must see show!! JAC-RON ENTERPRISES PRESENTS “SUPER TALENT SHOWCASE” Wednesday, November 15th 7:00pm $9.00 Residents • $12.00 Non-Residents This special showcase will highlight star quality entertainment featuring exciting, new, fresh and talented singers, dancers, comedians, impressionists and much more. Enjoy an evening with an incredible lineup bringing you the best in entertainment! November DERRICK & THE MOTOWNERS Friday, November 17th 8:00pm $12.00 Residents • $18.00 Non-Residents Derrick & The Motowners is a fantastic tribute to the many famous artists and great songs from the classic Motown years. Expect to hear smash hits by the Temptations, The Four Tops, The Supremes and more great music from the 60’s, 70’s, and 80’s! The group has toured all over the country playing everything from outdoor events, cruise ships, casinos and adult communities. They will be performing songs such as, “I Can’t Get Next to You,” “I’m Losing You,” “My Girl,” and many more. This show will have you tapping and singing along! VOICES OF LEGEND CONCERT SERIES “AN EVENING OF BROADWAY POP & DOO WOP” Saturday, November 18th 8:00pm $14.00 Residents • $20.00 Non-Residents A great variety show featuring Joey Karp & the Paradons performing their unique sound and harmony, bringing back all your favorites from the 5O’s & 60’s. Rhythm Chicks a talented trio that will pay tribute to hits from the 40’s to the Motown sounds of the Shirelles, Crystals and beyond. Plus, special guest Johnny T & his Legends band singing all your favorites!! Three great acts one fantastic show!! CAVENDISH PRESENTS SHOWSTOPPERS! BROADWAY AND BEYOND! Sunday, November 26th 2:30pm $12.00 Residents • $18.00 Non-Residents Cavendish Presents: SHOWSTOPPERS! BROADWAY AND BEYOND! Two of Florida’s brightest musical theater stars shine in this afternoon concert of crowd-pleasing hits from Phantom to Fiddler, La Cage to Anything Goes, the music of Judy Garland, Frank Sinatra, Al Jolson, Stephen Sondheim and more! Starring Shelley Keelor, an international entertainer, award-winning actress and singer, also Wayne Legette, a two-time Carbonell award-winning actor and seven-time nominee. On TV, Wayne has co-starred on the soon to be released series “Tycoon,” “The Glades,” “Burn Notice,” and “Graceland.” Come enjoy this dynamic pair as they bring you showstopping numbers from the Great White Way and beyond…backed by wonderful piano and percussion, as well as orchestral tracks. December ATLANTIC CITY BOYS Friday, December 1st 8:00pm $13.00 Residents $19.00 Non-Residents The Atlantic City Boys have wowed audiences from Las Vegas, to New York, on Cruise Ships and of course, Atlantic City. They are four dynamic lead singers who lend their world-class vocals to the harmonies of the 60‘s singing the hits of The Drifters, The Beach Boys and Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons. Inspired by the hit musical, Jersey Boys, The Atlantic City Boys combine smooth dance moves, fun audience participation and show stopping numbers to get audiences on their feet show after show! This is a show to remember! December REWIND WITH TK BLU BAND Friday, December 8th 8:00pm $12.00 Residents • $18.00 Non-Residents TK BLU BAND is a classic R&B/Blues/Jazz show band. Their music goes from Jump Blues to Motown to Soul and the great Jazz songbook classics. Musical director, producer and recording artist, Tony Kessler, has worked in the music industry for more than three decades, from Carnegie Hall to the Copacabana. Tony has worked with entertainment icons such as Sid Caesar, Joel Grey, Red Buttons, Florence Henderson and many more. Have fun reminiscing with the Rock n Roll, Soul, and Motown music of the 60’s ,70’s and 80’s. TK Blu, featuring three lovely ladies, they will have you singing and dancing in your seat. This is a must see show! STEWIE STONE Friday, December 15th 8:00pm $14.00 Residents • $20.00 Non-Residents Pick a topic and comedian Stewie Stone will have a comment or retort crafted to evoke the most laughter from the situation. Performing before audiences throughout the world, Stewie has been established as one of comedy’s greatest secret treasures. They say a man is known by the company he keeps and Stewie Stone is no exception. Among the entertainment stars that have performed in Stewie Stone ‘s nightclub, concert and cabaret orbit are such “Biggies” as Paul Anka, Frankie Valli, The Village People, Shirley Bassey, Roberta Flack, The Temptations and The Four Tops. Stewie has logged many side splitting performances in the big rooms of Las Vegas, Madison Square Garden, Carnegie Hall, Atlantic City and across the country and overseas. Come and spend an evening with this great comic! VOICES OF LEGENDS CONCERT SERIES THE 1950’s & DOO WOP MEET THE LEGENDS OF THE 1960’s & MOTOWN Saturday, December 16th 8:00pm $14.00 Residents • $20.00 Non-Residents A super show featuring the Five Boroughs singing your Doo Wop favorites songs. They have performed with every artist of the 5O’s & 60’s. Also featuring Derrick and the Motowners, this up-beat show will perform songs and dance tribute to the Legends of Motown. Plus, Johnny T’s tribute to Neil Diamond, Jay & the Americans and many more!!! Three great acts one fantastic show!!! December JOHN TIMPANELLI A WALK DOWN BROADWAY Friday, December 22nd 8:00pm $12.00 Residents • $18.00 Non-Residents Come take A WALK DOWN BROADWAY with John Timpanelli, Leesah Stiles and Theresa Smith as they present music from some of the best musicals of all time. They will combine their talents to bring you one of the most exciting shows you have seen in a long time. They will not only show you their individual talents, but also how they blend so well as a singing team. Their music repertoire includes the best of Broadway, both past and present. Among them: Fiddler on the Roof, La Cage Aux Follies, My Fair Lady, Gypsy, Phantom of the Opera and Little Shop of Horrors just to name a few. This is a must see show! January JACKIE WILSON, PERFORMED BY BOBBY BROOKS WILSON Friday, January 5th 8:00pm $14.00 Residents • $20.00 Non-Residents Watching Bobby Brooks Wilson, a truly dynamic entertainer, is a sheer delight. His creative and highly energetic performance is magnificent as he glides easily through his five-octave range. When he hits the stage, not only will he entertain you, he’ll also carry on the legacy of his father, the late Jackie Wilson. Two decades, countless performances and an album later, Bobby wants to think of his voice as a more raw approach to the traditional clean-cut Motown sound. It lies somewhere between the raspy tones of James Brown and the rich croons of his father. Ask him about his vocals, however, and he’ll say otherwise. “I don’t think I sound like him at all.” “I just do me!” Jackie Wilson’s shadow will always linger over him onstage. “If they see him, I hope they enjoy him. If they see me, I hope they enjoy me.” Overall, Bobby’s performance is a wildly impressive show for any Jackie Wilson fan! JEFF NORRIS & JOHN PIZZI Sunday, January 7th 8:00pm $15.00 Residents • $21.00 Non-Residents Jeff Norris has entertained crowds with his genial nature that just makes you want to like him. In a world of manufactured comedians and artists, he is the real thing. When you walk into a Jeff Norris show you may have bills, stress, or sorrow on your plate. When you leave, you take nothing with you but your hurting cheeks, the tears in your eyes from the constant barrage of stories and one-liners and a feeling that you have just seen something special. John Pizzi is one of the hottest comics in the entertainment industry with his unique brand of comedy. Starring in a one man show with a high energy comedy and ventriloquism.
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