Grab your top hat, put on your fancy duds and head to the Waterfront Playhouse for the 2012/13 season opening concert, “S’Wonderful – An Evening of Gershwin,” this weekend, Friday and Saturday, November 16-17.
This unofficial start to the Keys’ performing arts season will be an elegant evening
featuring over sixteen of Key West’s best singers performing the timeless music of George and Ira Gershwin. The concert on Friday the 16th will be a gala evening that will include a post-performance party sponsored by the Elwell family and Royal Furniture, with catering by Jennifer Cornell of Small Chef At Large. Tickets are $70 for this evening. Tickets for the concert on Saturday the 17th will be $50, which features the same great concert but no party. Scheduled to appear are some of Key West’s best performers. The legendary Gershwin brothers wrote some of the most enduring classics of the American Songbook. “S’Wonderful” will feature some of their best known songs.
For tickets call 305-294-5015 or go to WaterfrontPlayhouse.
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