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Newspaper

The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 2020

Page

9

Jersey Boys was unlikely hit then became Broadway legend

Music supervisor Ron Melrose recalls doubting Jersey Boys before its Broadway debut in 2005 and says the show touched audiences instantly at La Jolla in 2004. He admits he initially pursued a different project and did not expect the production to become a proof of the American dream on stage.

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Ohio native finds path through Aretha tribute tour

Charity Lockhart from Garfield Heights has spent most of the past year touring the country with a 10 piece band in Aretha The Queen of Soul. She grew up singing gospel in her father’s church and recalls Aretha’s impact as a child. Lockhart notes shared ties to James Cleveland and her grandfather’s church, and reflects on mentors, church rules, and pursuing diverse musical interests. Her journey includes leading high school and Baldwin Wallace jazz groups, plus an affinity for classical music. See ARETHA, B2.

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Hot Wheels Monster Trucks return to Cleveland at Wolstein Center

Tiger Shark driver Bobby Holman brings 35 years of monster truck experience to the Hot Wheels show at Wolstein Center in Cleveland this weekend. Holman recalls changing trucks from steel-bodied stock beasts to lighter dual chassis machines with 1,500 to 1,800 horsepower. Tickets range from 25 to 40 dollars with children’s prices at eight dollars with an adult purchase.

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