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Rockin Christmas Party
Presented by
ZACH Theatre
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ZACH Theatre
November 27-December 27, 2009
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Austin's rock-n-soul holiday spectacle, Rockin' Christmas Party, celebrates a sweet sixteen years reigning as one of our town's longest-running traditions! Bigger, brighter and merrier than ever, our award-winning cast sure knows how to put the Christmas spirit in your heart--and your booty--as they shake, rattle and roll down Santa Claus Lane! Featuring some of ZACH's all-time greatest vocalists, this year's edition has a brand new set design. It's great fun for the whole family, but get your tickets early because seats go fast for this wildly popular holiday shindig. We are now booking holiday parties, so run, run Rudolph!
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Venue Info
ZACH Theatre
1510 Toomey Road
Austin, TX 78704
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Admission Info
Tickets: $42-$45/Hottix $21-$23
Info Phone: 512-474-8497
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Dates & Times
Dates:
November 27-December 27, 2009
Times:
Wed-Sat 8pm
Sun 2pm
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Event Name: Rockin Christmas Party
"A Great Show!"
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posted by:
Robin Lee Walper and Family
from Texas,
Dec 27, 2009
This is some of the best acting, singing, choreography, staging, costuming, casting, music, etc., (all in one place) we have seen in some time. It felt as though we were part of a wonderful journey....
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This is some of the best acting, singing, choreography, staging, costuming, casting, music, etc., (all in one place) we have seen in some time. It felt as though we were part of a wonderful journey. Each cast member, along with the band, gave us their best, and we were consequently blessed with this added Christmas gift of great talent working as a perfect team! I, and my family, thank everyone involved with this great show and as four of us are involved in Theater, TV and/ or Film we respectfully bow in your direction and thank you for showing the world why any of us do this! God Bless.
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Event Name: Rockin Christmas Party
"A Delight to Ears and Eyes"
Review
posted by:
Ronda Dale Kirk
from Spicewood (Austin) Texas,
Dec 02, 2009
So, you think the 16th version of the Zach’s “Rockin’ Christmas Party” is a “been-there, done-that” kind of event? Think again. Producing Artistic Director Dave Steakley and Managing...
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So, you think the 16th version of the Zach’s “Rockin’ Christmas Party” is a “been-there, done-that” kind of event? Think again. Producing Artistic Director Dave Steakley and Managing Director Elizbeth Challener, are serving up a fresh version of this Austin-popular chestnut – from music, to staging, to set..
The set (by Michael Raiford) on the Kleberg stage sparkles like a winter wonderland cut-out, or, as Dave says, a scene from a pop-up book. Add the light show (by Jason Amato), the snow flakes, some surprising props – no give-away here -- the familiar rhythms and rocking good vocalists and the really tight band, and it is another winner for this winter.
Make time for a break from shopping and decorating and feasting for two hours of first class frivolity and fun. The eight-member cast – and half are new -- will provide a mood-altering experience that will have you humming or singing a lot of your fave standards – spiritual, country, Christmas – long after you (more)
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Event Name: Rockin Christmas Party
"Out! Out! Ebenezer Scrooge!"
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posted by:
Preston Kirk
from Spicewood (Austin) TX,
Dec 02, 2009
The subtitle for "Rockin' Christmas Party" on the Kleberg Stage at the Zach Theatre says it all: "The Rock-n-Soul FAMILY Musical."
If you have a friend or family member bah-humbugging the season,...
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The subtitle for "Rockin' Christmas Party" on the Kleberg Stage at the Zach Theatre says it all: "The Rock-n-Soul FAMILY Musical."
If you have a friend or family member bah-humbugging the season, then take him/her to this fun, wonderful show. Even if you've seen it, this 16th seasonal version might even chase away some of your own yuletide blues.
Yes, there is a sing-along portion, and there is audience participation -- a limbo party before the intermission -- a Caribbean Christmas? But you get a mix of secular AND religious music as the six vocalists-actors are -- well, the well-behaved -- allowed to fulfill their musical fantasies -- cool lounge singer to Nashville songtress. Yes, you'll grimace at the bodacious costumes -- and the beehive hairdos are back in glorious technicolor matching the new staging and eye-popping sets and lighting.
Judy R. Arnold, Laura Benedict, Bernard Davis (new to cast), Felicia Dinwiddie, Tiffany Mann (new)and Rebecca Schoolar deliver (more)
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Event Name: Rockin Christmas Party
"A Great Show!"
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posted by:
Robin Lee Walper and Family
from Texas,
Dec 27, 2009
This is some of the best acting, singing, choreography, staging, costuming, casting, music, etc., (all in one place) we have seen in some time. It felt as though we were part of a wonderful journey....
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This is some of the best acting, singing, choreography, staging, costuming, casting, music, etc., (all in one place) we have seen in some time. It felt as though we were part of a wonderful journey. Each cast member, along with the band, gave us their best, and we were consequently blessed with this added Christmas gift of great talent working as a perfect team! I, and my family, thank everyone involved with this great show and as four of us are involved in Theater, TV and/ or Film we respectfully bow in your direction and thank you for showing the world why any of us do this! God Bless.
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Event Name: Rockin Christmas Party
"A Delight to Ears and Eyes"
Review
posted by:
Ronda Dale Kirk
from Spicewood (Austin) Texas,
Dec 02, 2009
So, you think the 16th version of the Zach’s “Rockin’ Christmas Party” is a “been-there, done-that” kind of event? Think again. Producing Artistic Director Dave Steakley and Managing...
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So, you think the 16th version of the Zach’s “Rockin’ Christmas Party” is a “been-there, done-that” kind of event? Think again. Producing Artistic Director Dave Steakley and Managing Director Elizbeth Challener, are serving up a fresh version of this Austin-popular chestnut – from music, to staging, to set..
The set (by Michael Raiford) on the Kleberg stage sparkles like a winter wonderland cut-out, or, as Dave says, a scene from a pop-up book. Add the light show (by Jason Amato), the snow flakes, some surprising props – no give-away here -- the familiar rhythms and rocking good vocalists and the really tight band, and it is another winner for this winter.
Make time for a break from shopping and decorating and feasting for two hours of first class frivolity and fun. The eight-member cast – and half are new -- will provide a mood-altering experience that will have you humming or singing a lot of your fave standards – spiritual, country, Christmas – long after you (more)
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Event Name: Rockin Christmas Party
"Out! Out! Ebenezer Scrooge!"
Review
posted by:
Preston Kirk
from Spicewood (Austin) TX,
Dec 02, 2009
The subtitle for "Rockin' Christmas Party" on the Kleberg Stage at the Zach Theatre says it all: "The Rock-n-Soul FAMILY Musical."
If you have a friend or family member bah-humbugging the season,...
Expand
The subtitle for "Rockin' Christmas Party" on the Kleberg Stage at the Zach Theatre says it all: "The Rock-n-Soul FAMILY Musical."
If you have a friend or family member bah-humbugging the season, then take him/her to this fun, wonderful show. Even if you've seen it, this 16th seasonal version might even chase away some of your own yuletide blues.
Yes, there is a sing-along portion, and there is audience participation -- a limbo party before the intermission -- a Caribbean Christmas? But you get a mix of secular AND religious music as the six vocalists-actors are -- well, the well-behaved -- allowed to fulfill their musical fantasies -- cool lounge singer to Nashville songtress. Yes, you'll grimace at the bodacious costumes -- and the beehive hairdos are back in glorious technicolor matching the new staging and eye-popping sets and lighting.
Judy R. Arnold, Laura Benedict, Bernard Davis (new to cast), Felicia Dinwiddie, Tiffany Mann (new)and Rebecca Schoolar deliver (more)
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