Medleys of Melodies Explode on Stage in Sh-Boom! Life Could Be A Dream

The Drayton Festival Theatre is reading to launch you into the past with the release of Sh-Boom! Life Could Be A Dream, This musical production shines a light on a simpler time. when  The days when Rock and Roll was all about harmonies and everyone wanted to be on the radio.  This story starts with Denny and Eugene, a duo wanting to win a singing contest they heard about on the local radio station.  In order to find a way to get on the contestants' list the duo soon becomes a trio, which then evolves into a quartet and then some. 

Keeping the singing group, and the audience, intrigued is the radio's Disc Jockey Bullseye Miller. Bullseye Miller's role is portrayed by Drayton Entertainment Alumni Neil Aitchison. Neil Aitchson brings the same type of enthusiasm to the DJ booth as he did for his role as the wise-cracking Mountie Constable Archibald F. Inkster in Sorry…I’m Canadian and Canadian Legends.

In this production, Neil channels his real-life experience as a popular radio personality in order to play DJ Bullseye Miller, and takes audiences on a joyous jive down memory lane that recreates the magic of rock ‘n roll’s heyday: “Fools Fall in Love,” “Tears on my Pillow,” “Runaround Sue,” “Earth Angel,” “Stay,” “Unchained Melody,” “Lonely Teardrops,” “The Glory of Love,” and more. Don’t miss it!

This musical keeps hands clapping and toes tapping through a medley of jukebox hits. Everything from Get a Job to Unchained Melody is covered in this songbook of golden oldies and of course Sh-Boom! Life Could Be A Dream is a constant melody and theme throughout the show.

Twist on Over and Grab Your Tickets

Sh-Boom! Life Could Be A Dream is on until September 3. 2023 at the Drayton Festival Theatre in Drayton, Ontario. So be sure to twist, shimmy and shake your way to grabbing your tickets at  https://www.draytonentertainment.com

 

Drayton Entertainment Presents Sorry I'm Canadian at the Dunfield Theatre In Cambridge Ontario

Sorry I'm Canadian Review

As many of my readers know, I LOVE living in KW, better known as Kitchener Waterloo which is located in The Region Of Waterloo in Ontario Canada.  I really feel fortune to live in such a great country and do my best to show my appreciation for this great land of ours! Being Canadian means different things to everyone, but I often find the funny in being Canadian



That is why it was so wonderful to attend the Media night for Sorry ... I'm Canadian at the Dunfield Theatre in Cambridge Ontario.  This new theatre is part of Drayton Entertainment which means there would be fun to be had!

As we arrived we could see the Dunfield Theatre was decked out for the occasion with Canadian Flags hanging in the windows. Then we were greated by Constable Archibald F. Inkster otherwise known in KW as Neil Aitchison. The comedy began right in the lobby!

Those2Girls with Neil Aitchison at Sorry ... I'm Canadian at the Dunfield Theatre Cambridge

Next we were escorted into this beautiful theatre and soon after the fun began! I won't give away what happens but if you enjoy a good laugh with a side of political humour you are sure to enjoy this show! There are jokes, dancing, Canadian singer tributes and audience participation sing-a-longs throughout the performance.

The show was conceived and directed by Alex Mustakas and additional material was provided by Royal Canadian Air Farce alumni Dave Broadfoot, both were in attendance for the performance.

Sorry…I’m Canadian plays eight shows a week, July 10^th through August 3^rd. Tickets can be purchased online at www.dunfieldtheatrecambridge.com, in person at the Dunfield Theatre Cambridge Box Office, or by calling (519) 621-8000 or toll free 1-855- DRAYTON (372-9866)

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