McGregor Hall Performing Arts Guide 2017-2018

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Your Place To Experience It All Welcome To McGregor Hall’s New Season

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Gregor Hall is your place for entertainment, art, culture and education. Located in the hub of historic downtown Henderson, NC, this newly opened state-of-the-art performing arts center hosts more than two dozen world-class performances each year. This is your place to experience it all! The 2017-2018 season is jam packed with events of all types. Inside this guide, you’ll find some of the hottest performances set to take stage. From Country music superstar Lorrie Morgan to the Grammy winning Gospel artist Jason Crabb—as well as plays, magicians and holiday spectaculars—there is no shortage of live shows to experience. New this year are the widely popular performance series packages that offer you substantial pricing discounts when purchasing multiple shows. Each package is showcased in this guide. As the Performing Arts Center moves into its third year of operation, the community support continues to be the foundation that allows these stellar performances to happen. Thank you for all your support thus far. It’s because of you that McGregor Hall and the adjacent library have become a pinnacle destination point for social, cultural and educational events across the region. As more visitors come to the theater each month, we can expect to experience a boost to tourism and a renewed sense of community pride that’s sure to attract even more attention from across North Carolina, Virginia and beyond. So we invite you, your family, your friends and your neighbors to continue to be a part of the success here at the hall, and we welcome you to come and enjoy one of the many upcoming performances and cultural events showcased in this guide and online at www.McGregorHall.org. 4


Packages, Pricing & Seating

Your Ticket To World-Class Entertainment CALL: (252) 598-0662 CLICK: www.McGregorHall.org DROP IN: Mon.-Fri. 1:30-5:30pm

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ew this season, McGregor Hall is offering four performance series packages, giving you the opportunity to purchase tickets to multiple shows for a substantial discount. Individual show tickets are still available; however, the series packages are an ideal way to become season ticket holders and enjoy more shows for less. The packages include: • HERITAGE!: Five riveting performances that highlight the African American arts for $100, representing $25 off regular ticket prices. • McGREGOR LIVE!: Six shows featuring a diverse selection of All-Star talent for $125, a $35 discount off regular ticket prices. • JOY!: Three shows featuring five well-known Christian artists and groups for $50, a $25 discount off the regular prices. Those purchasing the Joy! series can also add on the Christmas Wonderland show for a reduced price of $20. • MUSIC at McGREGOR: Three shows featuring Classical and Chamber musicians will be announced later this year. Throughout this guide, look for the special package logos to see which performances are showcased within each series. Each series package has the option for spreading payments over installments. For further details visit www.McGregorHall.org.

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lso new this year, the McGregor Hall Box Office will be open from Monday to Friday from 1:30pm until 5:30pm as well as one hour before showtimes. The extended hours make it more convenient to purchase tickets on site at 201 Breckenridge Street in downtown Henderson, NC. Tickets may be purchased online at any hour through McGregor Hall’s secure and trusted purchasing platform, eTix. Visit www.McGregorHall.org for details. If you’ve attended a show at the theater before, you can attest that this state-ofthe-art, 1,000-seat performance arts facility was designed with you in mind. From the intimate proximity to the stage to the comfortable chairs, there is not a bad seat in the house. For guests with special needs, you’ll find the theater is easily accessible and 100 percent ADA compliant. 5


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Fall 2017 - Spring 2018 Performances Index of Performances By Page & Date Date: Performance (Series) - Page

Sept. 21, 2017: The Suffers (Heritage!) - p.12 Oct. 8, 2017: Lorrie Morgan (McGregor Live!) - p.16 Oct. 27-29; Nov. 3-5, 2017: Hairspray (McGregor Live! & Heritage!) - p.18 Nov. 12, 2017: Jason Crabb (Joy!) - p. 20 Dec. 5, 2017: Christmas Wonderland (McGregor Live!) - p. 22 Jan. 6, 2018: Joshua Lozoff (McGregor Live!) - p. 24 Jan. 13, 3018: Daddy’s Boys: Broken Promises (Heritage!) - p. 28 Feb. 17, 2018: Al Stewart & The Empty Pockets (McGregor Live!) - p. 30 Feb. 23, 2018: Karen Peck & New River (Joy!) - p. 32 March 3, 2018: Masters of Soul (Heritage!) - p. 34 March 16, 2018: Hotel California (McGregor Live!) - p. 36 April 7, 2018: The Talleys with Tribute (Joy!) - p. 38 April 14, 2018: Rod of God (Heritage!) - p. 40 See the individual performance pages in this guide for showtimes. For pricing information on individual performances or series packages, contact the Box Office or visit www.McGregorHall.org

Coming Soon... You’ll find more performances announced throughout the season. Be sure to stop by the Box Office or visit www.McGregorHall.org for the latest calendar of events. Among the shows to be announced are a series of Classical and Chamber music performances, packaged together as Music at McGregor. 6


Index of Donors & Sponsors Individual Donors The following individuals in the Kerr Lake region have contributed to McGregor Hall in order to bring you this guide. Thank you for your generosity. Donor Level: Individual Donor Name(s)

Benefactors: Anthony & Paula Adams Michael & Kelly Kilian Sponsor: Robert Nelson Dwight Pearce Rose Oil Company/ Rose Propane Services Patrons: James & Cindy Edwards Jane & Harold Frazier Irv Gupton & Roberta Douglas Dennis & Pat Hodge Friends:

The McGregor Hall Board of Directors appreciates the donors, sponsors, patrons, team members, volunteers and community agencies who have contributed to the success of the Performing Arts Center, including those who may not be listed on these pages. The 2017-2018 campaign was a huge success thanks to work of the Henderson Community Concert Association’s Board of Directors and its volunteers and McGregor Hall’s volunteers who stuffed envelopes, distributed brochures, solicited donations, sold series packages and helped spread the word about this exciting season! Want to get involved? Send an email to sponsorship@mcgregorhall.org or call (252) 598-0662.

Louise Bennett John D. Capps & Faye O. Capps Deborah Daniel Melody F. Doster David & Deborah Edwards Phyllis Evans In Memory of Dr. Harold N. Frazier, Jr., by Martha G. Frazier George & Marsha Fowler Nancy & Yancey Hines The Hopper Family Dr. & Mrs. David Irvine Dr. & Mrs. M. D. Lark Felix & Jan McDaniel Frances & Kirt Meadows In Memory of Clement and Betty Yancey by William L. Mitchell Jim & Kay Nutt Hollie & David Powell Rotary Club of Henderson Carolyn Snipes Carlyle & Jeanette Stark-Morris Mrs. Jo C. Taylor Franklin Brothers Nursery - flower arrangements

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Index of Donors & Sponsors Community Sponsors The following businesses and organizations in the surrounding area have contributed to McGregor Hall in order to bring you this guide, and we hope you will enjoy their announcements featured throughout the guide. Thank you for helping us support these community sponsors. Sponsorship Level: Community Sponsor Name - Page

The McGregor Guild: Henderson Fruit & Produce, Inc. - p. 23 Rose Oil Company/ Rose Propane Services - p. 10 The Rosemyr Corporation - back cover Vance Family Medicine, PA - inside front cover spread Versatrim, Inc. - p. 3 Whitco Termite and Pest Control, Inc. - inside back cover The Director’s Circle: Carolina Country Snacks - p. 26 The Daily Dispatch - p. 17 H.G. Reynolds Company, Inc. - p. 11 Maria Parham Health - p. 19 Mast Drug Company, Inc. - p. 52 Pinnell Insurance Agency, Inc. - p. 2, 27 WIZS 1450 AM - p. 21 Performers Guild: Benchmark Community Bank - p. 33 Chick-fil-A Henderson - p. 41 Bart Cleary, DDS - p. 31 Duke Energy - p. 25 Joel T. Cheatham Insurance - p. 25 M.R. Williams, Inc. - p. 2 NC Pediatrics/Fastbraiin Oxford - p. 31 Pizza Inn of Henderson, Inc. - p. 39 Roberson Family Dentistry - p. 33 S& J Lawn and Cleaning Service - p. 39 Southern Laundry and Cleaners - p. 41 8


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Ahner Security, Inc. - p. 37 Barnett Properties, LLC - p. 35 Bennett Pointe Grill - p. 15 Charles Boyd Chevrolet, Cadillac, Buick, GMC - p. 15 Daurity Family Dentistry - p. 35 Drake Dentistry - p. 46 Edward Jones - Jeff Perry - p. 29 Family Eye Center - p. 14 Golden Skillet - p. 29 Holden Moss Certified Public Accountants - p. 46 Home Decorator Shoppe - p. 46 J.M. White Funeral Home - p. 37 Lamplight Inn - p. 14 Mainstreet Marketplace - p. 37 Mini Storage - p. 27 The Rogers Group - p. 14 Salon 31 - p. 29 Wester Insurance Agency - p. 35 Winston International Ltd. - p.15

Corporate Friend: Beckford Avenue Medical Center - p. 47 Ben Franklin Society - p. 43 Betty B’s - Hallmark Gold Crown and Florist - p. 44 Bill Mitchell Donation for “Support Your Local Farmers” - p. 45 C&P Body Shop, Inc. - p. 44 Carolina Quality, LLC - p. 44 Carolina Sunrock, LLC - p. 44 Century 21 Country Knolls Realty, Inc. - p. 44 CertainTeed Corporation - p. 47 Dabney Drive Animal Hospital - p. 43 Davis Royster Funeral Services, Inc. - p. 47 Document Systems, Inc. - p. 47 Flowers Funeral Home - p. 43 Frazco, Inc. - p. 43 Freeze Maid Dairy Bar - p. 43 Glen Raven - p. 47 Hight Warehouse, Inc. - p. 44 Hill’s Music Shoppe - p. 47 Kirby J. Ransom, DMD PA - p. 45 Magnolia Management, LLC - p. 44 New Century Ophthalmology, PC - p. 47 Pernell’s Custom Framing, Inc. - p. 43 Phillips, Dorsey, Thomas, Waters, & Brafford, P.A. - p. 43 Prim Residential Rentals and Development - p. 43 PSNC Energy (SCANA Corporation) - p. 45 Quick Print - p. 45 Tegarris Associates Realty, Inc. - p. 47 Vescom North America, Inc. - p. 45 William L. Stark and Company - p. 44 Winston, Williams, Creech, Evans & Company, LLP - p. 45

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THE SUFFERS

The Resilient Gulf Coast Soul Band THURSDAY

· SEPTEMBER 21, 2017 · 8pm

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ouston’s own The Suffers have a message to send: ”the folks of the Gulf Coast are resilient” and that they “have soul”! They share their “soulful resolve” with you after navigating the effects of Hurricane Harvey with one of their first performances since the storm devastated their hometown. Along with showing your support to the band, McGregor Hall is donating 50 percent of ticket sales from the show to the American Red Cross’ hurricane relief efforts. It will be an emotional night for the band as their sincerity and heart are showcased in all their music. That authentic passion has helped them earn 20 Houston Press Music Awards and taken them to stages far and wide, including appearances on The Daily Show with Trevor Noah and Jimmy Kimmel Live!. Currently, they’re touring in support of their 2016 self-titled debut album. The eight-member ensemble packs each position of the rhythm and horn section with a level of talent and taste that provides the perfect foundation for singer Kam Franklin’s massive voice. This is not just Soul music, they say. It’s Gulf Coast Soul. With influences of Classic Rock ‘n Roll, Country, Latin and Southern Hip Hop, their style brings a fresh approach to what they have coined Gulf Coast Soul. CALL: (252) 598-0662 CLICK: McGregorHall.org DROP IN: Mon.-Fri. 1:30-5:30pm 12


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Thank You McGregor Hall Performing Arts & Learning Center would like to thank the John William Pope Foundation for its generous contribution. “Self-reliance, self-confidence and integrity are the keys to success. Endurance is also critical, and the responsibility for success lies on the shoulders of the individual.” ~John William Pope John William Pope inherently understood those values. With “American dream” ambition, he built those holdings into Variety Wholesalers Inc., the parent company of Roses and Maxway stores. The success of Variety Wholesalers has enabled the Pope family to create the Pope Foundation with the goal to improve the wellbeing of North Carolinians and to ensure future generations have the same opportunities as John William Pope. www.jwpf.org

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LORRIE MORGAN

Country Music’s ‘Most Emo�ve Vocalist’ SUNDAY

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· OCTOBER 8, 2017 · 8pm

gonna be a night like no other when the McGregor Hall stage lights up for one of the most emotive Country vocalists of modern times. Lorrie Morgan, the first woman in her genre to begin her career with three consecutive Platinum albums, is coming to our Kerr Lake region fresh off of launching her first new solo album in five years. Letting Go...Slow is a highly acclaimed album with a “rainbow of emotions, from darkest heartache to bright, shiny humor,” says Morgan, who comments about the collection’s varied moods. “Where I am in my life right now, I’m not afraid to express what I feel, or what I don’t feel. I’ve been a daughter, a bride, a mother, a divorcee, a widow, a single mother, a breadwinner and, ultimately, a survivor. In many ways, I am a living, breathing Country song, and I know what I sing.“ Get ready for Morgan to “kick up her stiletto heels” with her hits Except for Monday and Go Away. On her epic song Something in Red, she’ll share her experiences as a struggling woman. Enjoy Country classics such as her soprano lilt version of Patsy Cline’s Strange, while the sublimely Country Lonely Whiskey may even leave you in tears.

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HAIRSPRAY

Beloved Tony-Winning Broadway Musical FRI., SAT., OCTOBER 27 & 28, 8 pm · SUN., OCTOBER 29, 2pm FRI., SAT., NOVEMBER 3 & 4, 8 pm · SUN., NOVEMBER 5, 2pm

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repare to roll back the clock to the ‘60s and rock to the fun of Hairspray. Set in Baltimore in 1962, Hairspray is an American musical that tells the story of a spunky and lovable plus-size teenage girl who earns a spot to dance on a local TV show. After becoming an overnight celebrity and meeting a colorful array of characters, Tracy Turnblad helps to lead her city to social change. The winner of eight Tony Awards, including Best Musical, Hairspray is full of laughter, romance, and music and dancing that never seems to stop. McGregor Hall’s Hairspray brings together familiar faces from among the area’s strong theater talent and introduces new young actors and actresses to the big stage. Directed by Mark Hopper, the rocking musical brings back the 1960s in nearly 20 songs that will offer melodies to please everyone. With six shows, two of them Sunday matinees, McGregor will also offer a daytime performance of Hairspray for area schools on Oct. 26, thanks to a grant from the North Carolina Community Foundation.

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JASON CRABB

Gospel’s Grammy Winning Golden Boy SUNDAY

· NOVEMBER 12, 2017 · 7pm

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is sure to be a night of encouragement, hope and faith as Grammy and Dove award winner Jason Crabb of Kentucky brings us his compelling voice that has easily moved among musical styles. But on his latest Gospel album, Whatever The Road, he promises to give you more of himself than ever before. “You have to reach in deeper places to write music, and with song writing you have to stay there for a little bit,” said Crabb, who co-wrote seven of the album’s 10 songs. “I’ve never wanted to be pigeon-holed. I just wanted to make music. I finally found that if you’re part of the creative process of the song, then it becomes you.” There’s a strong current of hope running throughout the album, particularly with the song, He Won’t Leave You There. In the chorus, Crabb sings, “When the darkness overwhelms you and the fear just won’t subside, when your questions outweigh answers on those long and lonely nights, when you’ve got to keep on moving, He is with you in the valley of despair, and He won’t leave you there.” CALL: (252) 598-0662 CLICK: McGregorHall.org DROP IN: Mon.-Fri. 1:30-5:30pm 20


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CHRISTMAS WONDERLAND A Holiday Spectacular Like No Other TUESDAY

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· DECEMBER 5, 2017 · 8pm

ne of the most festive places to be during the holiday season is right here at McGregor Hall. This year, the celebrations will enchant you with Christmas Wonderland, a touring show that features glittering costumes, a dazzling cast of 24 singers and dancers, and the highest kicking chorus girls this side of the North Pole. Your entire family will start Christmas in style as Santa and his merry helpers take you on an unforgettable nostalgic journey that will prove... ”it’s the most wonderful time of the year!” Holiday favorite songs include: White Christmas, Winter Wonderland, Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas, The Christmas Song, Jingle Bells and many more Christmas standards. The show is produced by Spirit Productions, which owns The Palace Theatre in Myrtle Beach, SC, and The King’s Castle Theatre in Branson, MO, where their shows play year round.

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JOSHUA LOZOFF

Celebrity Actor, Mentalist & Magician SATURDAY

· JANUARY 6, 2018 · 8pm

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hink that you’ve seen it all? Think again. Joshua Lozoff’s magical show, Life is Magic, will blow your mind as they say. You may remember Lozoff from his days acting on the TV show “Cheers” or performing on the big screen. After this show, you’ll never forget Lozoff for his sleight-of-hand mastery. Lozoff has been studying and sharing magic around the world for nearly 20 years. Today, Lozoff is regarded as one of the top magicians and recently had the honor of being one of only two magicians to receive an invitation to perform at the World’s Fair in Japan. He spent two weeks as a featured performer for the USA Pavilion, entertaining visitors from around the globe. The award-winning documentary Metacarpus, about the power of the human hand, featured Joshua’s sleight-of-hand mastery alongside an orthopedic surgeon and sign language interpreter. CALL: (252) 598-0662 CLICK: McGregorHall.org DROP IN: Mon.-Fri. 1:30-5:30pm 24


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DADDY’S BOYS: Broken Promises Garre� Davis’ Newest Stage Play SATURDAY

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· JANUARY 13, 2018 · 8pm

touched like never before with this brand-new stage play by Garrett Davis. The production delves into the role of men as fathers, a subject that strikes to the hearts of many. Daddy’s Boys: Broken Promises takes audience members on an emotional journey that stresses the importance of fathering. This is the newest stage production from Garrett Davis, the creator of the award-winning urban theatrical productions Mama’s Girls and Forget Me Not that showcase how we view minority health. Invite someone special to join you for this performance and share the message on why fathers should be in the lives of their sons. In the play, the character Jessie known as Pops (Chris Ross) wasn’t always there for his three sons; however, when he’s faced with the last days of his life, he comes to realize he needs to do more to be a better parent while he still has time. The three sons include Jr. (Kenneth Pierce, Sr.), Punkin (Devonte Wells) and Charles (Dartez Wright). Each role will entertain you with humor, singing and an honest message that’s especially fit for young men, fathers and mothers.

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AL STEWART & The Empty Pockets Year of the Cat Anniversary Tour SATURDAY

· FEBRUARY 17, 2018 · 8pm

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the 40th anniversary of his hit Year of the Cat, Al Stewart and The Empty Pockets are geared up to bring you a rare evening of distinctive Folk-Rock music from the late ’60s. By the time he was 22 years old, Stewart had met The Beatles and played John Lennon’s guitar, opened for the Rolling Stones, shared an apartment with Simon & Garfunkel, recorded with Jimmy Page, spent a year playing guitar for Yoko Ono and co-producing her Film No. Four, and put a young Cat Stevens on stage at Les Cousins where he was master of ceremonies. He’s best known for his No. 1 hit Year Of The Cat from the Platinum album of the same name, and his follow up album, Time Passages, which also went Platinum. Al Stewart continues to tour throughout the world, providing his fans with the music and personality that they have come to love so well. Quirky and charismatic, The Empty Pockets deliver brash Rock ‘n Roll music with unrelenting hooks, soaring vocals, honest lyrics and carefully crafted song writing. CALL: (252) 598-0662 CLICK: McGregorHall.org DROP IN: Mon.-Fri. 1:30-5:30pm 30


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KAREN PECK & NEW RIVER Chris�an Music’s No. 1 Hit Makers FRIDAY

· FEBRUARY 23, 2018 · 7pm

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you’ve heard their hit gospel song Revival, then you know the power of Karen Peck and New River to spread the Southern Gospel message. Over the past four years, the group has had six consecutive No. 1 songs in Southern Gospel Music. In addition, their current album REVIVAL has had two consecutive No. 1 songs with Revival and Finish Well. Revival also won the 2014 Gospel Music Association Dove Award for Southern Gospel Song of the Year, Song of the Year for the 2014 Sheridan Gospel Network Diamond Awards, Song of the Year and Progressive Song of the Year for the 2014 Absolutely Gospel Music Awards, and the album REVIVAL won Album of the Year for both the Diamond Awards and the Absolutely Gospel Music Awards. These are just some of the awards and honors Peck and the group have earned over the years, which includes being nominated for three Grammy Awards. Join us to find out how Peck’s flawless, delightful soprano voice has made its way into the hearts of Gospel Music lovers across the country. CALL: (252) 598-0662 CLICK: McGregorHall.org DROP IN: Mon.-Fri. 1:30-5:30pm 32


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MASTERS OF SOUL

A Tribute To Motown’s Legendary Music SATURDAY

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· MARCH 3, 2018 · 8pm

ake the ultimate stroll down memory lane with Masters of Soul as they bring a celebration of the legendary songs that defined Motown and Soul music. This 90-minute show highlights the best of the Motown era with stylishly costumed, fully choreographed performances with various groups backed by a live band. Based in Virginia Beach, VA, 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 have been touring together for decades. Masters of Soul has performed to numerous sold-out audiences and garnered rave reviews across the country. See for yourself their performance of hits by Gladys Knight & The Pips, Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell, Smokey Robinson and the Miracles, The Temptations, The Four Tops, Diana Ross and The Supremes, Martha Reeves and The Vandellas, Barry White, Sam and Dave, James Brown and many more.

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HOTEL CALIFORNIA

The Original Eagles Tribute Band Rocks Out FRIDAY

· MARCH 16, 2018 · 8pm

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he original tribute to The Eagles, Hotel California prides itself on creating the illusion that you are listening to the famed rock band The Eagles. Their show features classic hits such as Life In The Fast Lane, Take It Easy, Desperado and many more. Featuring original members within their strongest lineup to date, the band has an easy-going warmth that exemplifies the Southern California sound of the 1970s. But the experience of a Hotel California show isn’t just about the band—it’s about celebrating the music and the memories, and the band gets the audiences involved and on their feet! From Japan to Dubai, Toronto to Texas, Hotel California has boldly taken the tribute band where none had gone before them, and changed an industry’s collective mind about how good a “tribute” band could really be. Today, Hotel California continues to tour internationally, and their stage show has evolved into one of the most impressive and popular productions on the North American soft-seat and festival circuits. CALL: (252) 598-0662 CLICK: McGregorHall.org DROP IN: Mon.-Fri. 1:30-5:30pm 36


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THE TALLEYS with TRIBUTE

Two All-Star Gospel Groups Join Forces SATURDAY

· APRIL 7, 2018 · 7pm

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ith an unmistakable style of progressive Southern Gospel, The Talleys have become one of the most beloved groups in Christian music today. Hallmarks of the “Talley sound” are their lush arrangements, close-knit harmonies and powerful vocals. They’ve enjoyed 10 No.1 singles with two streaks of consecutive charttoppers. Their most awarded, recognizable and requested songs include the hits Searchin’ The Healer, I Love The Lord, The Answer Is Christ and many more. Their songs and recordings have received awards and nominations from the Dove Awards, Singing News Fan Awards, the Southern Gospel Music Guild Harmony Honors, Sheridan Gospel Network Music Awards and many more. For this concert, The Talleys will perform with nationally known recording artist Tribute, which has become one of the country’s most dynamic and beloved male quartets in all of Gospel music. In an ever-changing musical climate, Tribute has remained steadfast in their goal to make great music that is both timely and relevant to the current musical scene and fan base. CALL: (252) 598-0662 CLICK: McGregorHall.org DROP IN: Mon.-Fri. 1:30-5:30pm 38


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ROD OF GOD COMEDY

The Best Of Roderick Allison, Clean Comedian SATURDAY

· APRIL 14, 2018 · 8pm

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et ready for some good-ole laughs with long-time Comedian Rod Allison, who performs his signature style of “clean comedy” throughout the world and on stage with legendary performers such as Gospel Artists Kirk Franklin, CeCe Winans, Yolanda Adams and many more. “You can be funny without being vulgar ... and a Christian without losing your sense of humor,” Allison proclaims. This “Attorney by Day and Comedian by Night Entertainer” runs a private law practice and uses comedy to inspire others. He graduated from North Carolina Central University in 1995 as class valedictorian and earned his law degree from UNC-Chapel Hill in 1998. In 2013, he was recognized by the NC Bar Association for his dual career in Comedy and Law. Allison also spends time mentoring others, performing on the trumpet and is a powerful, engaging motivational speaker with a unique ability to inspire and captivate his audience. Given his desire to spread the gift of laughter throughout the world, he has released two videos: I’m Laughin’ In The Rain and Rod of God Comedy Live ... Laughter Is Legal. CALL: (252) 598-0662 CLICK: McGregorHall.org DROP IN: Mon.-Fri. 1:30-5:30pm 40


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Music at McGregor Coming This Spring! Enjoy three classical concerts with regional and national talent for one low price. Performances will include a piano recital, a chamber orchestra and a solo concert. Details on the Music at McGregor series package to be announced in November 2017. To receive updates from McGregor Hall, email info@McGregorHall.org Sponsored by the Henderson Community Concert Association.

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The North Carolina Symphony A performance for area school children on Tuesday, November 28, 2017. Sponsored by the Vance County Public School Foundation, the Granville Education Foundation and the Henderson Community Concert Association.

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Reaching out is what we do From free cultural shows for local students to fundraisers for na�onal organiza�ons, McGregor Hall Performing Arts Center is commited to giving back. Your par�cipa�on in our events makes it possible for us to give back, and we want to thank you for being a part of our mission. Learn more on how you can get involved at www.McGrgorHall.org

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Take A Seat Donations Anthony and Paula Adams In Honor of Jeanne S. Pearson Bob and Isa Allen Dr. & Mrs. Robert F. Allen Dave and Beth Arner Dave and Beth Arner William Barnett Barnett Properties Jean F. Beasley Frederick J. Beasley Richard & Betty Brand, Jr. In Appreciation for Mr. Dwight Pearce, NVHS (ret) Talmadge and Michele Burgess In Honor of Talmadge, Michele, Justin & Mehegan Burgess Kathleen K. Burwell Walter Brodie Burwell, M.D. Kathleen K. Burwell Kathleen K. Burwell Bob and Sandra Catherwood In Memory of Edith & E.B. South Chancel Choir of The First Baptist Church - Henderson In Honor of Mark L. Hopper Chancel Choir of The First Baptist Church - Henderson In Honor of Philip M. Young Elmira Choopani In Honor of Vivian McIntyre Anne Coghill Anne and Marvin Coghill, HHS Class of 1951 Bill & Diane Dennis In Memory of Glennwood Earl Long Birgitta T. Dill Birgitta Tyra Dill Beverly Drake In Honor of W. Rodwell Drake, Jr. Lee Faulkner Lee A. Faulkner Susan Faulkner Susan S. Faulkner First United Methodist Church Henderson Choir & Friends In Honor of Cindy Edwards

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Bob & Roxanne Fleming In Honor of Robert Tyler Fleming Bob & Roxanne Fleming In Honor of Bryce P. Fleming Bob & Roxanne Fleming In Memory of Lori Marlow Fleming Velma Foster In Memory of Mrs. Roena W. Kearney Harold and Jane Frazier In Memory of Dr. Harold N. Frazier, Jr. Thomas Frazier, III In Honor of John & Donna Wester Gerald Alston, Tommy Deadwyler, Matt Nowell, Abdul Rasheed, Andrea Harris, James and Agnes Smith In Memory of Dwight Fields Dr. & Mrs. James O. Goodwin Dr. & Mrs. James O. Goodwin Timothy Gupton, Sr. In Memory of M. Donald Gupton In Honor of Jean G. Gupton Andrea Harris Andrea L. Harris George Harvin Elizabeth Rose Harvin George Harvin Sara Borden Harvin George Harvin George M. Harvin George Harvin Agnes T. Harvin George Harvin Jessie R. Harvin George Harvin Paul R. Harvin George Harvin P.H. Rose George Harvin Emma M. Rose George Harvin L.H. Harvin, Jr. George Harvin S. Thorne Harvin Henderson Community Concert Association In Honor of Jane R. Frazier continued...

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Take A Seat Donations Continued from p. 49 Henderson House and Garden Club/ Betsy Herford Henderson House and Garden Club Henderson Junior Woman’s Club Henderson Junior Woman’s Club 2016-2017 Henderson Rec Players Alumni and Friends (4 Seats) In Honor of Dwight Pearce Thomas S. Hester, Jr. In Honor of Bryson Thomas Jackson Julia Horner Trust (7 Seats) In Memory of Frances Abbott Burton Horner Powers Dr. David C. & Norma Irvine In Memory of Bruce & Vashtie Chappell Don Jenkins In Memory of Rachel Thomas Don & Ellen Jenkins Don L. Jenkins & Ellen J. Jenkins Charisse, Steve & Curt Lassiter In Memory of Sam Watkins Vivian McIntyre In Memory of Richard T. McIntyre Jane Meekins In Memory of David E. Meekins Melody Jane and Daniel Doster In Honor of Harold N. Frazier, Sr. Melody Jane and Daniel Doster In Honor of Jane R. Frazier Bob and Tammy Noel Bob and Tammy Noel Nancy Y. Noel Rosalie and Dr. Bill Noel Jo Ellen Nowell Tommy Tyson Nowell, Musician - Technician - Actor Tommy Nowell Jo Ellen Nowell, Actress Director - Choreographer Kay Nutt Jim Nutt, Supporter of the Arts James Nutt Kay Nutt, Supporter of the Arts

Jean and Rick Palamar Walter and Kathryn Alston Jean and Rick Palamar Eugene and Elizabeth Palamar Marion B. Perry Marion B. Perry Cheryl and Jeff Perry In Honor of Annette Y. Whitt Abdul Rasheed Betty Williamson / Herman and Louise Owens Margaret Scarboro In Memory of James E. Scarboro, Sr. Margaret Scarboro Margaret Spencer Scarboro David Simmons In Memory of Dan Simmons Mary Smaw Helen Sims Smaw Mary Smaw Mary Helen Smaw Col. Archie Taylor, Jr. Archie B. Taylor, Jr., Colonel US Army (retired) The Church of the Holy Innocents In Memory of Henry A. Ross, Jr. Linda Briley Weaver In Memory of Jim Briley Linda Briley Weaver In Memory of John Weaver Linda Briley Weaver In Memory of Nell Briley Ashley & Margaret White In Honor of Hal A. & Shirley H. White Griselle and Bobby Woodward In Loving Memory of Betsy Cooper Gholson Griselle Woodward In Loving Memory of A.W. Gholson, Jr. Philip Young In Memory of James W. Young Philip Young In Memory of Mary Lou S. Young Martha and John Zollicoffer Martha W. Zollicoffer Martha and John Zollicoffer John H. Zollicoffer, Jr.

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