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Professional Stand-Up Comedy Comes to Tibbits March 25

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COLDWATER – Escape the winter blues and spend an evening laughing at clean comedy with the professional comedians at Tibbits Opera House during Comedy Fest March 25.

Headliner Corey Rodriguez

Three professional stand-up comedians —headliner Corey Rodrigues, featured comic Chris Young and opener Maher Matta — will perform at the historic theatre.

Known for his clean comedy, headliner Corey Rodrigues was the winner of The Catch a New Rising Star, The Funniest Comic in New England and the 2017 Big Sky Comedy Festivals. Rodrigues has been featured on the hilarious “Gotham Live,” “Laughs on Fox” and True TV’s “Laff Mobbs Laff Tracks.” In 2018 he released his Dry Bar comedy special, was voted “best of the fest” at the Big Pine Comedy Festival and was picked as one of TBS’s “Comics to Watch” at the New York Comedy Fest. In 2019 Rodrigues made his late night TV debut on the Conan O’Brien show. He can currently be heard daily on Sirius XM.

Rodrigues’ comedy is honest and fun, with a constant peppering of stories from his life and the lives of those around him. Mix that with a hilarious point of view and he’s able to talk about just about anything.

Featured comic Chris Young is able to take real life experiences and turn them into laughs. He is a frequent performer at comedy clubs, colleges and casino’s as well as corporate shows around the country. Along with being featured on radio stations across the country, he has appeared at Gilda’s Laughfest in Grand Rapids, MI, the Laughing Skull Festival and the Canton Comedy Festival. His DryBar Special has millions of views. He was the winner of the TV20 Detroit “That’s Funny” Comedy Contest on My Network as well as a finalist in Dave Coulier’s “Clean Guys of Comedy/Unbleepable Contest.”

The opener for the evening is Maher Matta, a well-established comedian who has performed at comedy clubs and venues across the country. His style revolves around story telling about his childhood, marriage, kids, and observations on day-to-day life. With a diverse sense of humor, Maher’s comedy appeals to all audiences and comedic tastes. Maher’s comedy special, “Personally Speaking” ranked number four with Dry Bar Comedy’s “Top Ten Specials for 2021.”

Comedy Fest begins at 7pm with doors to the theatre, Ghost Light Bar, and Art Gallery open at 6:30pm. Tickets range from $20-30 including fees, with discounts available to Tibbits members. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit Tibbits.org, stop in at Tibbits business offices at 93 W. Chicago St. in Coldwater, or call 517.278.6029. The performance will be held at Tibbits Opera House, located at 14 S. Hanchett St. in Coldwater, MI.

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“Chicago” Tribute Band Beginnings will Warm the Stage during Winter Fest

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Beginnings, a Chicago tribute band, will kick off Tibbits’ 2023 Entertainment Series when they take the stage on January 28, 2023 at the historic theatre in Coldwater, MI.

COLDWATER – Recreating the sounds of Chicago, the first “rock and roll horn band,” Beginnings will heat up the stage during the annual January tribute band concert on January 28 at Tibbits Opera House.

Based in the NYC area, Beginnings formed in 2002 as a musical tribute to the super-group Chicago and regularly performs for highly enthusiastic and loyal audiences all over the United States. Beginnings performs accurate versions of Chicago’s classic chart-smashing hits (and even a few rare gems) from across their fifty-plus year songbook, including “You’re the Inspiration,” “Saturday in the Park,” and “25 or 6 to 4.”

Fueled by world-class musicianship and a passion for performance, the band is a live music experience not to be missed. The group’s love of the music, their fans, and each other makes for an outstanding and electrifying show every time. This family-friendly live entertainment event is pleasing to music lovers of all ages, guaranteed to “Make You Smile”!

Generously sponsored by HaasCaywood PC, attorneys with offices in Coldwater and Sturgis, this is the firm’s fourth year sponsoring a tribute concert.

Tickets for Beginnings range from $29-$52 including fees, with discounts available for Tibbits members. Tickets are on sale now at Tibbits.org, by calling 517-278-6029 or stopping at the Tibbits office at 93 W. Chicago St.

The performance is held at the beautiful historic Tibbits Opera House, 14 S. Hanchett Street, in Coldwater. It begins at 7pm; doors open for seating at 6:30 pm.

To add to the Tibbits experience, the Ghost Light Bar is open before the show and at intermission. Patrons are also invited to view the current “Black & White” art gallery exhibit or the historic exhibit displays throughout the theatre.

Information on additional events at Tibbits including Comedy Fest on March 25, monthly classic films, additional tribute band concerts, and more is available at Tibbits.org. From the theatre’s opening in 1882, touring artists have been offered for the community. Tibbits continues the tradition with shows and events for all ages year round.

“A Celtic Christmas” Onstage at Tibbits with The Founding

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The Founding’s “A Celtic Christmas” will feature traditional and original Christmas and Celtic tunes with its performance at the historic Tibbits Opera House Friday, Dec. 16 at 7pm. Tickets are on sale at Tibbits.org.

COLDWATER – From traditional and original Christmas tunes as well as favorite traditional and original Celtic tunes, The Founding’s “A Celtic Christmas” will bring holiday cheer and nostalgia to the stage with its performance at the historic Tibbits Opera House Friday, Dec. 16 at 7pm.

Last performing on Tibbits’ stage in 2018, they are looking forward to returning with this holiday version of their show. This progressive Celtic band from Kalamazoo, Mich. has a unique, energetic, and powerful approach to songwriting, striving to constantly push the boundaries of the Irish and Scottish music traditions.

Becoming one of the premier acts in their genre in Michigan over the past five years, The Founding features a band of six multi-instrumentalists: Elizabeth June as lead singer/flautist; Lukas Stanley on keys, percussion, and viola; Joel Tyrone Myers on mandolin and fiddle; Patrick Hartson on guitar and cello; John Robey on fiddle and vocals; and Kyle Pitcher on bass and vocals.

This young band has performed at venues throughout the Midwest, making appearances at the Michigan Irish Music Festival, the Sparta Celtic Festival, the Kalamazoo Irish Festival, and many more. Their discography includes Form, To a City, Fair, and the single “Silhouettes Against the Soil.” Their recordings have been featured on NPR affiliates WMUK Kalamazoo and WUTC Chattanooga, as well as Michigan Irish Music Cafe, Sounds Like Ireland, and The Irish and Celtic Music Podcast.

This performance is made possible with the generous support of sponsor Karen Hargreave and media sponsor WTVB Am 1590/FM 95.5 as well as through grant funding from Michigan Arts and Culture Council and the National Endowment for the Arts.

Tickets for “A Celtic Christmas” range from $12-23 and are available at Tibbits.org, by calling 517-278-6029 or stopping at the Tibbits office at 93 W. Chicago St. The performance will be held at the beautiful historic Tibbits Opera House, 14 S. Hanchett Street, in Coldwater. It begins at 7pm; doors open for seating at 6:30 pm.

To add to the Tibbits experience, Tibbits’ art gallery and the Ghost Light Bar are open before the show and at intermission. Patrons are also invited to view current “Seasons of Love” art gallery exhibit or the historic exhibit displays throughout the theatre.

Three Men and a Tenor return to Tibbits with Holiday Show!

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Three Men and a Tenor will bring their vocal talents with another rousing show filled with holiday spirit Saturday, Dec. 10 at 7pm at Tibbits Opera House. Tickets are on sale now at Tibbits.org.

COLDWATER – Highlighting the holiday season and back by popular demand, Three Men and a Tenor will bring their vocal talents with another rousing show filled with holiday spirit Saturday, Dec. 10 at 7pm at Tibbits Opera House.

Featuring the powerful vocal harmonies of Paul Felch, Chuck Colby, Mark Stiles, and Glenn Williams, the group performed at Tibbits in April including a special performance for students. This new show filled with feel-good Christmas favorites and original music is perfect for audiences of all ages.

Great pop vocal music, quick-witted humor, and overall likeability make The Three Men and a Tenor show a unique, unmatched musical experience for audiences. The group has a national touring schedule and has opened shows for entertainment legends like Jay Leno and The Beach Boys. They’ve performed the national anthem to start the NASCAR FireKeepers 400, and had a national PBS-TV special that was shown from Los Angeles to Nashville.

Three Men and a Tenor was formed by Felch, Colby, Stiles, and Williams in 1992 when the foursome were all members of the MSU Men’s Choir. Born and raised in different cities in Michigan, the group formed expecting to only sing one song together as added entertainment for a concert for the MSU Choir and Jazz Band concert in Grayling. Now, after 30-years together, they’ve won “The Best Entertainment in Michigan” four times, and presented nearly 4,000 performances, including two performance tours of U.S. Military Bases and Landstuhl Hospital in Germany for U.S. troops and their families. 

Three Men and a Tenor have regularly sold-out shows at performing arts centers, theatres, and festivals and fairs including a long history working with schools sharing their love of music and their signature blend of powerful vocal harmonies and feel-good music for all ages.

This performance is made possible with grant funding by Michigan Arts and Culture Council and the National Endowment for the Arts as well as by the generosity of media sponsor WTVB AM 1590/FM 95.5. WTVB has been supporting Tibbits since the station first began broadcasting, with its formal sponsorship-partnerships beginning in the mid-90s. Throughout the year the station features “Tibbits Talk” every Tuesday at 8:45 am, with Summer Theatre cast members interviewed during the summer, and highlights of other community productions and events at Tibbits the rest of the year. 

Tickets for Three Men and a Tenor’s holiday show range from $12-25 including fees and are available at Tibbits.org, by calling 517-278-6029 or stopping at the Tibbits office at 93 W. Chicago St. The performance is held at the beautiful historic Tibbits Opera House, 14 S. Hanchett Street, in Coldwater. It begins at 7pm; doors open for seating at 6:30 pm.

To add to the Tibbits experience, Tibbits’ art gallery and the Ghost Light Bar are open before the show and at intermission. Patrons are also invited to view current “Seasons of Love” art gallery exhibit or the historic exhibit displays throughout the theatre.

Variety of Christmas Programs Coming to Tibbits in December

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Three Men and a Tenor
The Founding

COLDWATER – Three Men and a Tenor, “Celtic Christmas” with The Founding, and classic films highlight the Christmas season at Tibbits Opera House.

After deciding to postpone the radio play “It’s a Wonderful Life,” Tibbits filled the December calendar with other entertainment suitable for the entire family.

Highlighting the season and back by popular demand, Three Men and a Tenor will bring their vocal talents with another rousing show filled with holiday spirit Saturday, Dec. 10 at 7pm. Featuring the powerful vocal harmonies of Paul Felch, Chuck Colby, Mark Stiles, and Glenn Williams the group performed at Tibbits in April including a special performance for students. This new show filled with feel-good Christmas favorites and original music is perfect for audiences of all ages.

The band The Founding will present its show “Celtic Christmas” on Friday, Dec 16 at 7pm. Pushing creative boundaries as musicians and multi-instrumentalists, their set list mixes traditional and original Christmas tunes as well as favorite traditional and original Celtic tunes. The Founding performed at Tibbits in 2018 but are looking forward to this holiday version of their show.

The season will also include holiday and family film classics. In homage to the postponed performance, the film version of “It’s a Wonderful Life” will hit the big screen Sunday, Dec. 4, at 4pm. Director Frank Capra’s beloved film tells the feel-good story of George Bailey and his discovery that “no man is a failure who has friends.”

Nothing says holidays like the classic Tchaikovsky ballet “The Nutcracker.” Tibbits will show a beautiful film presentation of the stage production by Peter Wright featuring the Australian Ballet. With sugar plums, snowflakes and mice dancing to Tchaikovsky’s beloved score, it’s a magical experience for the whole family on Sunday, Dec 11 at 4pm.

Finally, the family favorite “The Princess Bride” will be shown Saturday, Dec. 17 at 4pm. Directed by Rob Reiner, the fantastical story, read to a boy by his grandfather tells of a farmboy-turned-pirate who encounters numerous obstacles, enemies and allies in his quest to be reunited with his true love.

Tickets go on sale for Oct 26 at 9am for Three Men and a Tenor and The Founding’s “Celtic Christmas.” Tibbits members Benefactor level and above can get advanced tickets October 19.

For more information or to purchase tickets, visit Tibbits.org, stop at Tibbits business offices at 93 W. Chicago St. in Coldwater, or call 517.278.6029. All performances will be held at Tibbits Opera House, located at 14 S. Hanchett St. in Coldwater, MI.

Native American Pow Wow Part of Tibbits’ Cultural Programming

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The Nottawaseppi Huron Band of the Potawatomi will present a traditional narrated exhibition of drums, dance and cultural introduction with their Pow Wow Exhibition at Tibbits Opera House Oct 8 at 7 pm.

COLDWATER – Audiences will learn and experience the Native American culture through a narrated exhibition of drums, dance and cultural introduction when the Nottawaseppi Huron Band of the Potawatomi present a Pow Wow Exhibition at Tibbits Opera House Oct 8 at 7 pm.

Part of the county-wide Cultivating Community event schedule, the drum group will present a Great Lakes Northern style of singing. They are Potawatomi Anishinaabe, formally one of the Three Fires people. The nations of the Three Fires are Potawatomi, Ojibway, and Ottawa. The event will include invited dancers and singers, along with artwork, Native American made crafts, and apparel vendors.

The exhibition is a formal celebration of the Native American culture with revitalization of singing, dancing and storytelling of the ancestors. The Drum is the heartbeat of Mother Earth. The ancestors of the Native Americans danced for hunting, for battle, for love. They danced for the spirit of all living things. The indigenous people honor their ancestors in a celebration through Pow Wows. It is a time for happiness and healing. It is a time for family. Pow Wows are honored through the songs and dance styles and a show of respect of others.

There were policies to ban native American culture and lifeways; the Indian Removal Act signed by President Andrew Jackson in 1830 forced Native Americans from their homelands to reservations west of the Mississippi River. It started the assimilation of Native Americans, removing children to industrial boarding schools, and stripping from them their culture and language. Colonized and forced to read and write English, they lost their heritage, language and the celebrations of their ancestors. Pow Wows were illegal. It wasn’t until 1978 that the American Indian Religious Freedom Act of 1978 (AIRFA) protected the rights of Native Americans to exercise their traditional religions, ensuring access to sites, use and possession of sacred objects, and the freedom to worship through ceremonials and traditional rites.

Pow Wows are always an honor, a way to revitalize the celebration of Native American culture. Come learn and celebrate the meaning behind the different dances, the prayers they represent, hear the singing of beautiful songs and what they represent. All are welcome to join in healing of the nation.

This event is made possible through grant funding from the Michigan Arts & Culture Council as well as the National Endowment for the Arts. Funding for Cultivating Community has also been provided by Women Who Care of Branch County.

Tickets are $10 and are available at Tibbits.org, by calling 517-278-6029 or stopping at the Tibbits office at 93 W. Chicago St. The performance is held at the beautiful historic Tibbits Opera House, 14 S. Hanchett Street, in Coldwater. It begins at 7pm; doors open for seating at 6:30 pm.

To add to the Tibbits experience, Tibbits art gallery is open before the show and at intermission. Patrons are also invited to view current “America the Beautiful” art gallery exhibit or the historic exhibit displays throughout the theatre.

Tex-Mex Concert Featuring Celestina y Los Sanchez Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month

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Celestina y Los Sanchez will perform a Tejano Conjunto /Tex-Mex concert along with emcee Dano Oropeza at Tibbits Opera House on Saturday, Oct. 2 at 2pm.

COLDWATER – Fusing Mexican and US music including country music, polka, and waltzes, the Tex-Mex concert featuring Celestina y Los Sanchez Concert with emcee Dano Oropeza will celebrate both Hispanic Heritage month and the community-wide Cultivating Community programming at Tibbits Opera House on Saturday, Oct. 1 at 2pm.

Well known throughout the Battle Creek and West Michigan region, Celestina y Los Sanchez performs Tejano Conjunto, the style which refers to a small musical ensemble performing Tex-Mex music. Born and raised near Battle Creek, Celestina has been singing and performing since the age of 6 and by age 12 officially joined her uncles in the group headed by her grandfather, Lupe Sanchez.  Sanchez’s career began in the 1960s and by the 1970s he was performing most every weekend in Grand Rapids, Muskegon, Ohio and Indiana.

In 2015 Celestina competed in the Tejano Idol competition in Austin, Texas where she was second runner-up and the only contestant not from the state of Texas. As a group Celestina y Los Sanchez has been recognized on multiple Tejano Conjunto Countdowns across the US and South America and their latest album is available on Spotify and Apple Music.

According to the Smithsonian Institute Tejano Conjunto or Tex-Mex Conjunto has been around for more than 100 years and is “one of the most enduring musical traditions among Mexicans and Mexican Americans.” One of the most celebrated entertainers, Selena is credited with catapulting Tejano music to mainstream radio stations across the US and Mexico in the 1980s and 90s.

Emcee for the afternoon will be Daniel (Dano) Oropeza, a well-known advocate and radio host in West Michigan. With a long list of organizations which he has founded or assisted through organizing fundraisers or promoted through his broadcasts, he has made a significant impact on his community. He is co-founder of Despierta Kalamazoo Committee, co-host of Alma Latina for WMUK 102.1 FM, and DJ at Mi Gente Radio (MI Cumbia +) FB live365.

In addition to the concert, there will be a display of the flags of Central and South America.

This event is by donation at the door. To add to the Tibbits experience, Tibbits Ghost Light Bar and the theatre’s lower-level art gallery are open before the show and at intermission. In addition to the flag display, patrons are invited to view the current “America the Beautiful” art gallery exhibit or the historic exhibit displays throughout the theatre.

This event is made possible through grant funding from the Michigan Arts & Culture Council as well as the National Endowment for the Arts. As part of the community Cultivating Community it also received funding from Women Who Care of Branch County.  

The performance is held at the beautiful historic Tibbits Opera House, 14 S. Hanchett Street, in Coldwater. It begins at 2pm with doors to the theatre, Ghost Light Bar, and Art Gallery open at 1:30pm. For more information, call Tibbits at 517-278-6029 or visit Tibbits.org.

BLT Jazz Trio Comes to Tibbits Sept 25

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Tibbits OpeThe BLT Jazz Trio, performing at Tibbits Opera House in Coldwater, consists of three recognized artists, concert violinist Barry Ross, vocalist Lana Hoffman, and jazz pianist Terry Lower. The performance on Sunday, September 25 will also include special guest drummer Larry Ochiltree. Tickets are on sale at Tibbits.org.

COLDWATER – The upbeat, stylish renditions of the best traditional live jazz songs from “The Great American Songbook” will fill the historic Tibbits Opera House when the BLT Jazz Trio performs live in concert Sunday, September 25.

The BLT Jazz Trio consists of three recognized artists, concert violinist Barry Ross, vocalist Lana Hoffman, and jazz pianist Terry Lower. This performance will also include special guest drummer Larry Ochiltree.

“The Great American Songbook” consists of enduring songs that were composed within approximately the first half of the 20th Century. This was a time of extraordinary musical creativity that gave birth to so many of the most beloved jazz, Broadway and Hollywood songs by composers including Cole Porter, George and Ira Gershwin, Irving Berlin, Duke Ellington, Harold Arlen, often with renditions by Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Nat King Cole, Louie Armstrong, Sarah Vaughan, Tony Bennett, and many other recognized artists whose work remains important today. This era also witnessed the evolution of American jazz, an evolution that continues to this day, with singers such as Diana Krall, Nora Jones, Michael Buble’, Dianne Reeves, Stevie Wonder, Harry Connick Jr., Al Jarreau, Manhattan Transfer, Patricia Barber, Esperanza Spalding, and many others.

Concert selections will include old favorites like “Summertime,” “Honeysuckle Rose,” “Rhapsody In Blue,” “S’Wonderful,” “Whatever Lola Wants,” “I Can’t Give You Anything but Love, Baby,” “Sweet Georgia Brown,” “Ain’t Misbehavin’,” and “Puttin’ On The Ritz.”

Tibbits also receives grant funding from the Michigan Arts & Culture Council as well as the National Endowment for the Arts.

The concert begins at 3pm with doors to the theatre, Ghost Light Bar, and Art Gallery open at 2pm and seating beginning at 2:30pm. Tickets range from $20 for adults, $16 for Tibbits members and $5 for students. All prices include fees. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit Tibbits.org, stop at Tibbits business offices at 93 W. Chicago St. in Coldwater, or call 517.278.6029. The performance will be held at Tibbits Opera House, located at 14 S. Hanchett St. in Coldwater, MI.

WTVB to Sponsor Motown Concert

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COLDWATER – Tibbits Opera Foundation announces WTVB AM 1590/FM 95.5 as the sponsor of it Masters of Soul concert Friday, May 27 at 7:30 pm.

WTVB has been supporting Tibbits since the station first began broadcasting. Its formal sponsorship-partnerships began in the mid-90s. Throughout the year the station features “Tibbits Talk” every Tuesday at 8:45 am, with Summer Theatre cast members interviewed during the summer, and highlights of other community productions and events at Tibbits the rest of the year. Podcasts of the interviews are available on Tibbits Facebook and at www.wtvbam.com

Masters of Soul brings the best sounds of Motown and Soul to Tibbits Opera House and sponsored by Coldwater Township Sunrise Rotary.

Community involvement and great music are the hallmark of AM 1590/FM 95.5 WTVB, proudly supporting Tibbits Summer Theatre as the media sponsor again this season.

WTVB is Branch County’s award winning leader for local news and information, with News Director Jim Measel and longtime morning show host Ken Delaney.

In addition to local news, sports, and weather, AM 1590/FM 95.5 WTVB is a part of almost every community event in Branch County, and features “Your Greatest Hits”, a mix of classic hits from the 70s, 80s and early 90s. WTVB truly is The Voice of Branch County.

Motown and its legendary sound take center stage with all of its incredible harmonies and smooth moves when Masters of Soul performs on Friday May 27 at Tibbits Opera House.

This concert is a tribute to the artists who defined an era in our country’s history that produced many of the greatest music acts ever recorded: The Temptations and the Four Tops, Diana Ross & the Supremes, to Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell, Smokey Robinson and James Brown.

Based in Virginia Beach, Virginia, the 10-person cast consists of three lead male vocalists and three lead female vocalists backed by a four-piece band of seasoned musicians who’ve been touring together for decades. Masters of Soul has performed to numerous sold-out audiences and garnered rave reviews across the country at venues ranging from community theaters and universities to performing arts venues and concert halls. 

For many, Masters of Soul is the ultimate stroll down memory lane. For younger generations, the show offers an opportunity to experience the sound, the costumes, the dance moves of Motown and soul that became the fabric of the 60s and 70s.

Masters of Soul is generously sponsored by WTVB, Branch County’s award winning leader for local news and information. Tibbits also receives grant funding from the Michigan Arts & Culture Council as well as the National Endowment for the Arts.

The concert begins at 7:30pm with doors to the theatre, Ghost Light Bar, and Art Gallery open at 6:30pm and seating beginning at 7pm. Tickets range from $25-45 including fees. Discounts for Tibbits members are available. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit Tibbits.org, stop at Tibbits business offices at 93 W. Chicago St. in Coldwater, or call 517.278.6029. The performance will be held at Tibbits Opera House, located at 14 S. Hanchett St. in Coldwater, MI.

Motown Tribute Concert Comes to Tibbits May 27

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COLDWATER – Motown and its legendary sound take center stage with all of its incredible harmonies and smooth moves when Masters of Soul performs on Friday May 27 at Tibbits Opera House.

This concert is a tribute to the artists who defined an era in our country’s history that produced many of the greatest music acts ever recorded: The Temptations and the Four Tops, Diana Ross & the Supremes, to Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell, Smokey Robinson and James Brown.

Based in Virginia Beach, Virginia, the 10-person cast consists of three lead male vocalists and three lead female vocalists backed by a four-piece band of seasoned musicians who’ve been touring together for decades. Masters of Soul has performed to numerous sold-out audiences and garnered rave reviews across the country at venues ranging from community theaters and universities to performing arts venues and concert halls. 

For many, Masters of Soul is the ultimate stroll down memory lane. For younger generations, the show offers an opportunity to experience the sound, the costumes, the dance moves of Motown and soul that became the fabric of the 60s and 70s.

Masters of Soul is generously sponsored by WTVB, Branch County’s award winning leader for local news and information. Tibbits also receives grant funding from the Michigan Arts & Culture Council as well as the National Endowment for the Arts.

The concert begins at 7:30pm with doors to the theatre, Ghost Light Bar, and Art Gallery open at 6:30pm and seating beginning at 7pm. Tickets range from $25-45 including fees. Discounts for Tibbits members are available. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit Tibbits.org, stop at Tibbits business offices at 93 W. Chicago St. in Coldwater, or call 517.278.6029. The performance will be held at Tibbits Opera House, located at 14 S. Hanchett St. in Coldwater, MI.

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