SPECIAL MAIN STAGE SHOWS

Veteran performers Andy and Joleen Mullins have taken, marriage, friendship, mid-life crisis, and absurdities of relationships and have written them into original comedic sketches, emphasizing that opposite sex perceptions are a myriad of crazy conversations and hilarious situations.

Both have numerous credits in film, television, commercials, and theatre. Joleen is witty, funny, bubbly and – of course – sexy; Andy will convulse you with his many impersonations, facial expressions, quirky jokes, and amazing sense of humor. You’ll still be laughing long after they leave the stage.

Tuesday, June 16, at 7:30.

Seating and food and beverage service begins at 6:15. Tickets are $12. Rated “R.”

Lu Mitchell, one of Dallas’ funniest women on the club circuit, with her great band, Catch 23. Lu is irreverent and outrageous as she sings about TV evangelists, mammograms and the latest headline news. She will knock your socks off. We’ve talked her into two dates so, far, and are trying for more.

Wednesday, June 24

Seating, and food and beverage service, begins at 6:15. Show is at 7:30. PG-13.

A few Very Special Shows by this unique Dallas doo-wop vocal band, performing the most famous and popular Doo-Wop oldies tunes from the late Fifties and early Sixties.

The group’s trademark is to perform each tune – Doo-Wop classics such as In The Still Of The Night, So Fine, Blue Moon, Sixteen Candles, At The Hop, and many others – as closely to the original as possible. The Dallas Doo-Wops have developed a reputation for classic vocal harmony in the original Doo-Wop style and perform in various venues in the Dallas area. Their appearances here have always delighted their sold-out audiences.

July 3 (Friday)

November 21 (Saturday)

Seating and food and beverage service begins at 6:15; show at 7:30. Reserved tickets are $19. Tickets at the door $25 (if available). Fine for the family.

These guys have had us slapping our knees for many years. They are indeed “Dallas’ Premiere Comedy Troupe.” Their unique prescription of sketch and improv comedy and musical parodies will provide you with the world’s best medicine – laughter!

Here’s what we’ve talked them into so far:

July 14 (Tuesday)

August 11 (Tuesday)

September 8 (Tuesday)

October 13 (Tuesday)

November 10 (Tuesday)

Unless otherwise noted, shows are on Tuesday at 7:30, with seating and food and beverage service at 6:15. Tickets are $12. Rated “R” for “Riotous,” “Rambunctious,” and a little “Raunchy.”

Nationally known in the ‘60s as a result of their long, wildly popular run at the Dallas Levee Club, the Singers are still pleasing the crowds with their wide range of music – western swing, folk, C&W, rock-a-billy, and even Broadway medleys. They always provide a diverse and wonderful evening of musical entertainment that makes the audience leave smiling. These guys just get better with age, and their popularity proves it. Their vast repertoire ensures that you never see the same show twice. Here are this year’s dates – put ‘em on the refrigerator so you don’t miss any.

July 28

September 22

November 20 (Friday Special)

Unless otherwise noted, shows are on Tuesday at 7:30, with seating and food and beverage service at 6:15. It’s fine family entertainment, and the $18 tickets are worth every penny of it.

Four lovely ladies from East Texas, with songs that’ll make you nostalgic for the 50s and 60s and poodle skirts and hula hoops. Formed only a few years ago, this group has already become well-known across East Texas (which is quite a stretch of land), won the Doo Wop award at the largest Doo Wop Convention ever held in Vegas, signed a recording contract, been featured in Texas Highways Magazine, and have suddenly become very, very busy. They’ll have you tapping your toes to such tunes as Bobby’s Girl, Silhouettes, All Shook Up, Gee Whiz, Lonely Teardrops, and many more. These ladies are on the road to great things – why not come along for the ride? (You can check out a sample of their sound at www.myspace.com/shakerattleroll4.)

Tuesday, August 4, at 7:30.

Seating, and food and beverage service, begins at 6:15. Tickets are $15. Rated “PG.”

This is an incredible re-creation of Patsy Cline in concert by Sherrill Douglas. You’ll hear all the great hits, including Crazy, Walking After Midnight, I Fall to Pieces, Sweet Dreams, She’s Got You, You Belong To Me and many, many more. Sherrill’s outstanding performance runs the gamut from poignant love songs to an all out hoe down and has received rave reviews worldwide. The show recently was invited for an extended stay at Tropicana World Casino in Atlantic City. Voted by Patsy fans as the number one impersonator of Patsy! One night only. Hurry – seating is limited and a sell-out is expected for this superstar!

Tuesday, August 18, at 7:30.

Seating, and food and beverage service, begins at 6:15. Tickets are $15. Rated “PG.”

The legendary Light Crust Doughboys, much in demand as a result of their many appearances as “American Masterpieces Touring Artists” for the National Endowment for the Arts, have managed to work in two concert dates this year at the Pocket Sandwich Theatre.

The Doughboys – Maurice Anderson, Dale Cook, Jim Baker, Kevin Bailey, and Art Greenhaw – always attract sell out crowds. And – yes – the Doughboys Brass and Reed Ensemble.will be there to provide their “Big Band” sound.

The two performances are:

A Fall Concert, “A Cowboy Harvest Hoe-Down” on Monday, August 31

A Winter Concert, “A Cowboy Christmas” on Monday, December 7

For both shows, the theatre will open for dinner and beverage service at 6:15 and the shows will begin at 7:30. Tickets (show only) are $18.00. They’re great family fare, and it’s great to have ‘em back!

For additional information, check out these sites:
www.artgreenhaw.com
www.myspace.com/greenhawrecords
www.myspace.com/artgreenhaw

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“The Singapore Slingers” – Dallas’ Own Fox Trot Orchestra!

This is one of the most unique musical acts in the area. Specializing in the music of the mid 1920s through the mid 1930s, the Slingers’ music is akin to that of Paul Whiteman, Ted Weems, and The California Ramblers. Their repertoire includes one-steps, two-steps, waltzes, rhumbas, pasa doble, marches and, of course, fox trots (oriental and straight up). You’ll hear great songs like Lena From Palesteena, The Sheik of Araby, Bo-La-Bo, Rebecca Came Back From Mecca, and Old King Tut. Their music is upbeat, energetic and – most importantly – fun! Every age will enjoy it.

Tuesday, September 15, At 7:30.

Seating, and food and beverage service, begins at 6:15. Tickets are $12. (Mention that you saw it on our website and get a $2 discount.) Rated “PG.”

These guys spent over twenty years high on the charts in the ’50s, ’60s and ’70s. They became one of the favorite groups of their time, touring with such Super-Stars as Buddy Holly and The Crickets, Johnny Cash, Gene Vincent, Roy Orbison, Ricky Nelson, and Bobby Darin. The five-piece band toured successfully for more than twenty years. The five artists appearing in this show are C.W. Kendall, Jr., Bobby Rambo, Earl Slocumb, Billy Mitchell, and Larry Randall. Rock music lovers young and old will go wild over these rock legends.

October 6 (Tuesday)

Seating, and food and beverage service for the show begins at 6:15. The show is at 7:30. Tickets are $18.00. Rated “PG.”

You have a year to live. What are you going to do? Travel? Drink better wine? In 1872 John Henry Holliday was given a year to live. He became a legend.

Other rough and ready men and women from the days of the “Old West” are remembered only by history buffs, and perhaps Doc’s story would have faded as well had he not walked toward the O.K. Corral on the 26th of October 1881 with Virgil, Morgan and Wyatt Earp. Adding that classic gunfight in Tombstone to an already dramatic life story resulted in a tale that endures.

This dynamic one-man show, written and performed by well-known local actor Kit Hussey, presents a consistent, historically viable, and entertaining character. Some of what you will see in the show is dramatization, some is legend, some is history. The rest is fact.

Incidentally, here’s what some of the critics have said:
“Hussey’s Doc Holliday…deserves to stand beside Hal Holbrook’s Mark Twain and James Whitmore’s Harry S. Truman… It is magnificent” – Love Those Westerns, www.b-scared.com
“Outride the Devil is…a wildly entertaining, brilliantly conceived and vigorously produced celebration of what the Wild West was really about. And Hussey…gives the performance of a lifetime…” – Phil Hall, www.filmthreat.com
“The popular Arlington actor may well own the definitive portrayal of the dentist turned gambler and gunfighter…” – Perry Stewart, Fort Worth Star Telegram

Hussey’s work impressed us so much that we scheduled it for two of our mid-week specials –

October 20 (Tuesday)

October 27 (Tuesday)

Seating and food and beverage service begins at 6:15. The show is at 7:30. Tickets are $12. Rated PG-13.