Up next at The Acorn…
Cathy Richardson Solo Acoustic
Some have dubbed Cathy Richardson the "best female voice in rock today." Get up close and personal with the singer/songwriter when she performs solo and acoustic at the Acorn. Opening Act: Naomi Ashley.
Available Spaces: 134
Livingston Taylor
Livingston Taylor picked up his first guitar at the age of thirteen, beginning a forty-year career that has encompassed performance, songwriting and teaching. Livingston recorded his first record at 18 and has continued to create well-crafted, introspective and original songs that have earned him listeners worldwide.
Available Spaces: 130
Rickie Lee Jones Solo
Rickie Lee Jones has made a career of fearlessly experimenting with her sound and her persona. Her unforgettable 1979 self titled debut album featuring favorites like “Chuck E’s in Love” and “Coolsville” to her newest album The Devil You Know, a surprising and fascinating collection of covers produced by famed musician (and longtime fan) Ben Harper." Her solo concert & storytelling is one not to miss.
Available Spaces: 15
Jim Peterik in Concert
Grammy Award Winner and New York Times Best Selling Author, Jim Peterik of the legendary band, Survivor, with hits like “Eye of the Tiger” and “Burning Heart” takes the stage on May 31 for a unique solo performance filled with songs, stories from his illustrious rock and roll career on stage and behind the scenes as a producer, writer and performer.
Available Spaces: 195
The Ides of March featuring Jim Peterik
A special unplugged intimate evening with The Ides of March featuring Jim Peterik who have toured with the likes of Led Zepplin, the Allman Brothers and the Grateful Dead, will perform music and songs you will never see them perform in a large concert setting. Unique for their fans, special for any music lover!
Available Spaces: 176
Laura Freeman and Cheryl Szucsits
Laura Freeman and Cheryl Szucsits return in American Bandstand: the Music of Our Lives! American Bandstand ran for 4 decades and brought into our living rooms some of music’s most loved artists. Join us for a look back at the dance crazes that swept the nation and the songs that make up the fabric of our lives!
Available Spaces: 194
Beckie Menzie & Tom Michael
The Sound of Their Music - The Music of Rodgers, Hart & Hammerstein
From the Golden Age of Rodgers & Hart's wit and sophistication to the groundbreaking box-office hit shows of Rodgers & Hammerstein, "The Sound of THEIR Music" evokes the nostalgia of a more innocent and hopeful time. It's an enchanted way to spend an evening.
Available Spaces: 198
A Divine Evening with Charles Busch
Photo by David Rodgers
The legendary Charles Busch, the author and star of such plays and films as Die Mommie Die, Psycho Beach Party and the Tony nominated The Tale of the Allergist's Wife, brings to us an evening of glamour, comedy and music.
Sponsored by The Flesh Hungry Dog Show.
Admission: $30
Admission + Bus Trip: $50 (round trip from Chicago)
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Three Oaks Theater Festival Events
Presented by The Pokagon Fund
The Selfish Giant
Three Oaks Theater Festival presented by The Pokagon Fund.
Two Chicago theater icons—Blair Thomas and singer-songwriter Michael Smith—collaborate on this staging of an Oscar Wilde classic. Original puppets and music tell the story of a grumpy old giant who forbids the children in his village from playing in his beautiful garden. Three Oaks Theater Festival is a project of Harbor Arts.
Available Spaces: 199
The Glass Menagerie
Three Oaks Theater Festival presented by The Pokagon Fund.
Three Oaks Theater Festival presents Mary-Arrchie Theatre Co.’s highly acclaimed production of the Tennessee Williams classic The Glass Menagerie. Directed by Mary-Arrchie ensemble member Hans Fleischmann (who also stars as Tom), the production features the full original cast, including Walter Briggs, Maggie Cain and Joanne Dubach. Three Oaks Theater Festival is a project of Harbor Arts.
Available Spaces: 193
Faith Healer
Three Oaks Theater Festival presented by The Pokagon Fund.
Faith Healer is a dramatic, mysterious and humorous work focusing on the life and times of Frank Hardy (Si Osborne), an itinerant Irish Healer. Presented by TurnAround Theatre, Written by Brian Friel, Directed by J.R. Sullivan, and Featuring Brad Armacost, Si Osborne and Lia D. Mortensen. Three Oaks Theater Festival is a project of Harbor Arts.
Available Spaces: 195
Complicated
Three Oaks Theater Festival presented by The Pokagon Fund.
A World Premier Musical by Poi Dog Pondering. Complicated is a theatrical hybrid: part rock concert, part traditional book musical. It’s a mythic journey about home and your place in the world. Music and lyrics by Frank Orrall and Poi Dog Pondering, book and direction by Brigid Murphy, puppet elements by Cynthia VonOrthal, and special musical guest indie rock diva Syd Straw. Three Oaks Theater Festival is a project of Harbor Arts.
Available Spaces: 182
This Acorn is sprouting some new growth:
The Acorn Theater in Three Oaks, Michigan, is changing for the better. As of January 1, 2013, we will be changing to a traditional theater season concept, open between May 24th (the 10th Anniversary of The Acorn) when we open with American singer-songwriter Livingston Taylor, and the end of the year.
In addition to this change, we are planning some exciting new series of programs, including a monthly Sunday musical brunch program; a traditional theater series; a children’s series; and more. We are also working on booking popular performances as special events.
Look for some very special surprises to reward our regular audience for your patience during this hiatus. These events will be listed on our website, newsletter, and social media, so be sure to sign up (we are planning a few “invite all your friends” kind of events! We also have a few events before the start of our regular season; we will post them on our website and eblast and social media.
Enroll for email updates at acorntheater.com (“join our newsletter”), and find us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/
Again, thank you for your continued interest in and support of The Acorn Theater. We look forward to an exciting season…and all seasons to come.