Saturday night provides some great entertainment headlined by some of the talented actors and music artists of the 'Confessions of a Sailor' film.
GREEN BAY--'Confessions' lead actor Andrew Delaurelle takes the stage again tonight as Don Adriano de Armado in the William Shakespeare comedy classic Love's Labour's Lost presented by the University Theater of UW-Green Bay.
This final mainstage production of the 2012-13 academic year is set in Navarre, where the king and his three lords swear an oath to scholarship, fasting and abstaining completely from the company of women. Meanwhile, the princess of France has arrived to visit the king. Hosting the princess and her entourage in a remote camp, the king soon finds himself love struck. Plots to woo the princess lead to mistaken identities, pranks and broken oaths (from UW-Green Bay's Inside publication).
Performances of Love’s Labor’s Lost will take place at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, May 4 at University Theatre in Theatre Hall. Order tickets online at www.uwgb.edu/tickets or by calling (920) 465-2400 or (800) 328-tkts.
GREEN BAY--Mike Mangione and the Union, the popular folk-rock band, whose music will feature on the eclectic 'Confessions of a Sailor' soundtrack, take center-stage at the Cup O' Joy Saturday, May 4 at 7:30 p.m.
The band’s debut album, Tenebrae, received favorable press from all corners of the country, including the honor of being an All Music Guide Album Pick, while Blurt refers to their “tearstained folk, Memphis-styled gospel and bluesy-flavored pop” as “luminous.” In 2011 they released Offering on their own imprint, RODZINKA Records, with sync and digital licensing by DUALTONE Records. The album and band were nominated for “best of the year” by RadioMilwaukee (88.9 FM), along with receiving other kind and warm accolades.
For more information, please visit www.mikemangione.com or www.cupojoy.com
STURGEON BAY--Comedy One-Act Lone Star featuring 'Confessions' actors Elliot Goettelman and Marcelle Bruyere hits Third Avenue Playhouse in downtown Sturgeon Bay Saturday, May 4th at 7pm.
Two brothers, Roy and Ray just a shootin’ the breeze behind Angel’s Bar in Maynard Texas. Roy’s been out of VitNam for two years now, but can’t quite get used to all the changes that have taken place since he left. A couple of things do stay the same though, getting’ drunk behind Angel’s, the stars and his love for his 1959 Pink Thunderbird Convertible. What happens later that night may change things forever for the two brothers. Lone Star will have you fallin’ out of your seat laughing, but be ready for a little rough talk and subject matter (from Third Avenue Playhouse).
Lone Star is written by James McClure, produced by Rogue Theater, and is recommended for adult audiences. To purchase tickets using a credit card over the phone, call the Box Office at 920-743-1760.
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