INFO MARCH

Spring is sprung, the grass is riz!
Come on out to WET 'cause this is where the action iz!

    APRIL  2007    
FRIDAY -SATURDAY MARCH 30 & 31  •  SUNDAY APRIL 1

WET Presents
Songwriters

Three evenings celebrating the best of the region's songwriting talent. Presented by Ian McColl and hosted by Dan King.

Sunday, April 1:
Gary Backstrom, Inge Berge, Elaine O'Rourke, and Marty Rowen

 THREE NIGHTS!!
 3 Great Gatherings
 of Songwriters

 Friday - Sunday
 March 30 - April 1

 All Shows 7:30 pm

 Tickets $15/show

 2 Nite Ticket: $25

 3 Nite Ticket: $30

FRIDAY & SATURDAY  APRIL 13 & 14

IMPEACH
Featuring
Shep Abbott, Inge Berge, Judy C., Janice Fullman, George Hall, Deb Hardy, Will Hunt, Satch Kearns, Mark Levy, Tucker Lindquist, Ian McColl, Ernie Morin, Sarah Slifer and special mystery guests

Gloucester Artists
sing out against the war

 Friday & Saturday
 April 13 & 14
 7:30pm

 Tickets $10

 (a portion of the
  proceeds to benefit
  Vets Against the
  War in Iraq and
  Artists Not In Our Name)

SATURDAY  APRIL 21 
Mike Tucker
Quartet

The return of the hottest jazz combo to melt the last of winter. The Mike Tucker Quartet is emerging as one of the most dynamic and exciting groups in the Northeast -- a forward-thinking group that draws its inspiration not only from past jazz masters, but also from current forms of popular and world music.

 Saturday
 April 21, 8pm

 Tickets $15

 Check out Mike's
 website at
 www.tuckerjazz.com

FRIDAY - SUNDAY  APRIL 27-29
Barrymore
He was a quintessential stage actor, a larger-than-life personality, a Hollywood star and a tabloid headline. He was John Barrymore. The charismatic persona of this legendary performer is vividly brought to life in William Luce's Barrymore, starring Jerry Robbins in the title role. The production is directed by Joseph Zamparelli Jr.

A THEARTICAL TOUR-DE-FORCE.
In the play, John Barrymore, once a
Hollywood legend, makes a
staggering effort to reclaim his
former glory as a Broadway star.

 Friday & Saturday
 April 27-28, 7:30pm

 Sunday
 April 29, 5pm

 Tickets $15

 Contains Adult language
  and Mature themes.
  May not be suitable for
  younger audiences.

 
     
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THE WEST END THEATER  1 WASHINGTON STREET  GLOUCESTER, MA 01930
Call anytime 978-281-0680
Reservations preferred but not necessary. Come on a whim. Do the pop-in.
Box office opens one hour before showtime.