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Rockers On Broadway – 80s REWIND: A Totally Electric Celebration [presented by The Path Fund] Rockers On Broadway – 80s REWIND: A Totally Electric Celebration [presented by The Path Fund]

with Michael Cerveris, Donnie Kehr, Norm Lewis, Lesli Margherita, Alice Ripley, Micky Dolenz & many more

Mon November 11th, 2013

7:30PM

Main Space

Minimum Age: All Ages

Doors Open: 6:30PM

Show Time: 7:30PM

Event Ticket: $30-$2000

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**ADVANCE SALES WILL END AT 4PM, LIMITED TICKETS WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE BOX OFFICE**
 
The PATH Fund presents
 
ROCKERS ON BROADWAY 20
 
ROCKERS ON BROADWAY turns 20 – the unique annual event featuring Broadway’s finest talent performing the best of rock, pop and soul. Songs will include 20 of the best numbers or performers from its first two decades.
 
This year’s event is significant because it honors two-time Tony Award winner Des McAnuff and rock legend Pete Townshend, the visionaries behind the award winning production of The Who’s TOMMY, the groundbreaking musical that truly brought rock & roll to Broadway and inspired cast member Donnie Kehr to create this highly anticipated event.
 
special performances by
 
Preston Truman Boyd – Big Fish
Tituss Burgess – The Little Mermaid, Jersey Boys
Eden Espinosa – Wicked, Brooklyn, Rent
John Arthur Green – Matilda, West Side Story
Emma Hunton – Next To Normal, Spring Awakening
Donnie Kehr – Jersey Boys, The Who’s TOMMY, Billy Elliot
Eric Michael Krop – Godspell
Michael Lanning – Bonnie & Clyde, The Civil War
Norm Lewis – Porgy and Bess, The Little Mermaid, The Who’s TOMMY
Krisha Marcano – Motown, The Color Purple
Lesli Margherita – Matilda
Constantine Maroulis – Jekyl & Hyde, Rock Of Ages, American Idol
Sara Schmidt – Jersey Boys, Brooklyn
Tony Vincent – American Idiot, Jesus Christ Superstar, Rent
 
with TONY Award Winners
Michael Cerveris* – Assassins, Sweeny Todd, The Who’s TOMMY
Alice Ripley* – Next to Normal, Side Show, The Who’s TOMMY
 
and the legendary Micky Dolenz of “The Monkees”
 
Many other surprise guests… and a Live Auction.
 
Please stay tuned for updates and visit Rockers on Broadway official site
 
sponsored by The Frye Company, Grano Family Foundation, O’Connor Consulting & Management
 
*****PLEASE NOTE: DOORS OPEN AT 6:30PM for VIP TICKET HOLDERS // DOORS OPEN AT 7:00PM for GA TICKET HOLDERS*****
 
**VIP Table of 8 – $2000
**VIP Table of 2 – $500
**VIP Single Tickets – $250
 
General Admission Seated – $111
Standing room – $30
**VIP Tickets Include
– Front Row / Table Seating
– Early Admission
– Pre-show Step & Repeat
– admission to VIP After Party at NORWOOD CLUB (1 admission per ticket / 8 per table)
– a signed piece Rockers On Broadway memorabilia (ie: poster)
 
Additional VIP After Party tickets may be available, for info please contact us at rockersonbrodway@gmail.com.
 
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**Please note there will be NO LPR members table available for this event**
 
TABLE SEATING POLICY
Table seating for all seated shows is reserved exclusively for ticket holders who purchase “Table Seating” tickets. By purchasing a “Table Seating” ticket you agree to also purchase a minimum of two food and/or beverage items per person. Table seating is first come, first seated. Please arrive early for the best choice of available seats. Seating begins when doors open. Tables are communal so you may be seated with other patrons. We do not take table reservations.
 
A standing room area is available by the bar for all guests who purchase “Standing Room” tickets. Food and beverage can be purchased at the bar but there is no minimum purchase required in this area.
 
All tickets sales are final. No refund or credits.

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Rockers On Broadway – 80s REWIND: A Totally Electric Celebration [presented by The Path Fund]

Donnie Kehr

Actor, singer, musician, songwriter, director and busy music producer Donnie Kehr has played featured roles in such landmark musicals as The Mystery of Edwin Drood, The Who’s ‘Tommy’, Billy Elliot: The Musical and Jersey Boys.
 
In 2004, Donnie created the role of “Gyp De Carlo” in the groundbreaking La Jolla Playhouse production of Jersey Boys and was the first to play “Norm Waxman” in the Tony Award-winning Broadway production. Now playing Waxman on screen, Donnie is the only star from the original La Jolla production to play a major role in Clint Eastwood’s 2014 film, which also stars Christopher Walken (as “DeCarlo”) and John Lloyd Young (“Frankie Valli”) from the Broadway production. In the past decade has appeared in the acclaimed musical more than 1,000 times.
 
Donnie Kehr official site
Donnie Kehr on Facebook

Micky Dolenz

After selling more than 65 million records worldwide as the star of THE MONKEES TV show, Micky Dolenz has continued to make his mark in other areas of the entertainment business, through his varied career as an actor, director, writer, producer and performer.
 
Micky was born in Los Angeles on March 8, 1948. His dad, George, had starred in a number of films and in the mid 1950s in the television series “The Count of Monte Cristo.” Micky first established himself as a performer at age 10 when, under the stage name of Micky Braddock, he starred in his first TV series, “Circus Boy,” which aired on NBC from 1956-1958.
 
In his teens, Micky guest-starred on a number of television shows and also learned to play guitar.
 
“I was singing hard rock including songs by the Rolling Stones and the Animals,” he says. “In fact, I auditioned for THE MONKEES singing Chuck Berry’s Johnny B. Goode.”
 
The Monkees audition took place in autumn 1965. Micky was one of four actors chosen out of 400 applicants who responded to a trade ad announcing auditions for a new TV show about a rock ‘n roll band.
 
The Monkees debut single, “Last Train to Clarksville,” featured Micky on lead vocals, hit the charts September 10, 1966 and rocketed to number one. Two days later, the television show debuted on NBC to great success.
 
The TV ratings remained high for two seasons and Micky and the band starred in their own feature, “Head,” a 1969 psychedelic romp written by a young Jack Nicholson. The movie is now considered a cult classic.
 
Ultimately, The Monkees achieved their greatest success as recording artists. Their first four albums (The Monkees; More of the Monkees; Headquarters, and Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones, Ltd.) reached number one on the charts and they had three consecutive number one singles: “Clarksville,” “I’m a Believer” (with lead vocals by Micky) and “Daydream Believer.” The group’s first five albums also went gold.
 
In 1977, Micky flew to London to star in Harry Nilsson’s West End Musical, “The Point.” He planned to stay three months but remained for 12 years. During that time, Micky honed his behind-the-camera skills (which he first practiced by directing episodes of “The Monkees”) by becoming prominent producer-director for the BBC and London Weekend Television. He also directed a short feature film, “The Box,” written by Michael Palin and Terry Jones of Monty Python, and helmed numerous music videos.
 
“I had the best of both worlds,” he explains. “It was great to have the opportunity to work in two very different forms of the same medium, the commercial and the non-commercial, and fuse the best of each into something unique…a new style, a new approach.”
 
When Micky returned to the U.S., he continued his directing career with projects for the Disney Channel and Harmony Pictures, among others.
 
In 1986, MTV broadcast episodes of The Monkees show and exposed a whole new generation to Monkeemania. Micky and Peter Tork recorded new tracks for Arista Records and the single, “That Was Then, This Is Now,” became their first Top 20 record since 1968. Micky, Peter and Davy Jones subsequently reunited for a 1986 summer tour that was so successful it sparked the reissue of all The Monkees’ classic LPs as well as Pool It on Rhino Records. At one point in 1987, there were seven Monkees albums on Billboard’s Top 200 LP’s Chart.
 
The early nineties found Micky back in the United States and on the road again with the National Touring Company of “Grease”. Micky enjoyed musical theater so much that he accepted the lead role in a Canadian production of, “A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum”.
 
Whilst in Canada, Micky wrote what he calls, “the first half of my unauthorized autobiography”, I’m A Believer, published by Hyperion Press.
 
In 1996, The Monkees again joined together this time for a “30 Year Reunion” summer tour around America. The response was such that they toured again the following year, this time finishing up in England, selling out Wembly Arena twice.
 
The next few years found Micky dividing his time evenly between acting (The Drew Carey Show, Days of our Lives, General Hospital), and directing (Boy Meets World for ABC/Disney, Pacific Blue for USA Networks and Malpractice, a feature film for Lifetime Television).
 
January of 2004 found Micky back on Broadway, co-starring in the Elton John/Tim Rice Tony Award winning musical, “Aida”. Then, after a short, but exciting, stint as the morning DJ on CBS-FM in The Big Apple, Micky was once again treading the boards in the revival of the Stephen Swartz musical, “Pippin”.
 
Micky is currently living in the hills of Los Angeles with his wife Donna, a pack of coyotes, a family of deer, and a new radial arm saw.
 
Micky Dolenz official site
Micky Dolenz on Facebook
Micky Dolenz on Twitter

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