Grammy winner B J Thomas to perform at Wagner Noel
Grammy award winning artist B J Thomas heads to the Wagner Noel for an 8 p m show next Friday. Thomas has sold tens of millions of records with hits such as Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head and Hooked On a Feeling. Tickets at wagnernoel.com or call 800 514 3849.
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Globe Theatre Presents Little Shop of Horrors
The Globe Theatre at 2308 Shakespeare Road stages Little Shop of Horrors with local actors. Performances run 7:30 p.m. today and Saturday with tickets priced at 15 dollars.
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Whitesnake plans Purple Tour show at Wagner Noel Center
Legendary rock band Whitesnake will perform at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Wagner Noel Performing Arts Center in Midland part of their Purple Tour. Tickets and information are available at wagnernoel.com or by calling 800-514-3849.
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All in the Timing at Mark 10 Theatricals Aug 14
Mark Tenniswood directs a dinner theater style production of David Ives one act plays including Sure Thing and The Death of Trotsky. The show runs from Aug 14 at First Christian Church with Barn Door dining and patio staging at South Forty.
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Now Showing at Marke Theatre on Homestead Site
For more information and to purchase tickets visit hstrial markiotheatre homestead com Now-Showing page for current productions and showtimes.
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All in the Timing at The Barn Door South Forty
The Barn Door South Forty hosts All in the Timing with showings at 7 p.m. on August 14 15 21 and 22. Tickets cost 35 dollars and include dinner dessert tea and the show at 2140 N Andrews Highway. More information at marklotheatricals.com.
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Stewart bids farewell as Stewart signs off Daily Show finale
Jon Stewart ends 16 years hosting The Daily Show with an emotional farewell at the Comedy Central studio in New York. Stephen Colbert Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band performed while crowds gathered hours before air time. Fans awaited surprise guests and a nontraditional sendoff amid high anticipation for Trevor Noah’s upcoming tenure.
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