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The Stellanovas
January 29 @ 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm
at the Delafield History Center – 426 Wells Street, Delafield, WI 53018
The Stellanovas play “cafe jazz”–intimate, swinging, original, dynamic music accompanied by unique instrumentation… violin, accordion, cello, ukulele, hawaiian guitar, drums, electric guitar, and vocals. Originals plus inventive interpretations of classic jazz standards and eclectic pop. Chris Wagoner, Mary Gaines, Ed Fila, and Erik Radloff are The Stellanovas.
“Multi-instrumentalist Chris Wagoner and his wife Mary Gaines are masters of string swing music. They call it “cafe jazz”, but that seems too calm. Their music is equal parts Hawaiian luau and Parisian wedding party. The love they bring to their music is as apparent as the precision with which they make it.” Andy Moore, producer of WI Public TV’s “30 Minute Music Hour.
Refreshments will be available prior to the concert and during intermission.
Tickets are $17 for adults. $15 for seniors at the door. (Note – There is a $2 discount for advanced sales – online or at our office).
The Chris Hanson Band with Robin Pluer
February 19 @ 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm
at the Delafield History Center – 426 Wells Street, Delafield, WI 53018
The Chris Hanson Band has been a Milwaukee treasure bringing music lovers together to enjoy Jazz, Swing, Country and Rockabilly, featuring musician, composer Chris Hanson, singer Robin Pluer (a perennial WAMI Award winner for best female vocalist), violinist Glenn Asch, guitarist John Parrott, and bassist John Babbitt.
Refreshments will be available prior to the concert and during intermission.
Tickets are $17 for adults. $15 for seniors. You may purchase tickets online (see below), at the SummerStage office at 412 Genesee Street, Delafield during business hours, You may also purchase tickets at the venue during the hour prior to the performance. Please check to make sure the concert isn’t sold out.
The O’Connors Irish Music at Hawks Inn
March 19 @ 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm
at the Delafield History Center – 426 Wells Street, Delafield, WI 53018
What better group to have just after St Patrick’s Day. The long time favorite at Irish Fest, the Bill & Lin O’Connor trio (with son Chris) will entertain you with many classic Irish and folk songs.
Refreshments will be available prior to the concert and during intermission.
Tickets are $17 for adults. $15 for seniors. You may purchase tickets online (see below), at the SummerStage office at 412 Genesee Street, Delafield during business hours, You may also purchase tickets at the venue during the hour prior to the performance. Please check to make sure the concert isn’t sold out.
Fun with Shakespeare: Get Outside with Will
Workshop: 5:30PM
Play: 7:00PM ~ “A Comedy of Errors”
Workshop & play are FREE
Summit Players workshops are focused on Shakespeare’s use of nature in his plays and general theatre practices. They play games, work with text, and explore the natural world through the lens of Shakespeare’s words. Members of the company work with the the kids (and fun adults), spending time learning about how fun Shakespeare can be, and trying to alleviate any “iambic pentajitters.” The workshops are approximately 45 minutes long, and presented prior to each performance.
The play is “A COMEDY OF ERRORS” ~ 7:00PM
Catch the Summit Players’ brand new production of Shakespeare’s THE COMEDY OF ERRORS with BIG LAUGHS, BIG CHARACTERS, AND BIG FUN!
The goal is to use theatre as a learning medium and introduce children to a love of language, communicating, and constructive play, while providing adults with an enjoyable family experience.
The workshop and play are free of charge.
Please note that there is a $5 park entrance fee per vehicle. It’s free if you have a state park sticker.
Graminy Chamber Group
September 10 @ 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Graminy is an award-winning ensemble that creates a unique and engaging soundscape they call “class-grass”. They fuse components of grassroots and classical traditions, creating performances that are energetic and inquisitive, with quick changes and generous improvisation. The group’s instrumentation blends a classical string trio (violins, viola and cello) with elements of a bluegrass rhythm section (mandolin, guitar and banjo) to create something, “…both complex and immediate, elusive and apparent.”
Please note that there is a $5 per vehicle park use fee. It’s free if you have a state park sticker.
