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| Charlie A'Court | Roseanne MacKenzie |
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| Fleetwood Dreams | |
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| David Francey | |
Charlie A’Court
The Kings Playhouse in Georgetown will present Charlie A’Court on May 4 at 8 pm. Organizers at the historic theatre in Georgetown are excited to be the only PEI stop for the acclaimed musician and entertainer who will be bringing along a special opening act, Lindsay Jane. Charlie’s modern blues style, mixed with his contemporary songwriting, makes him a festival favorite for audiences and promoters alike. Tickets are available by visiting www.kingsplayhouse.com or by phoning the Kings Playhouse Box Office at 1-888-346-5666
Roseanne MacKenzie
Rosie MacKenzie, former fiddler and step dancer with The Cottars, will perform a show in Stratford on May 24. Joining MacKenzie on piano and fiddle will be Cape Breton’s Howie MacDonald, a member of The Rankin Family, and Dave MacIsaac, one of Canada’s premiere Celtic guitarist. Since the break-up of The Cottars, Rosie has been working on solo dates, performing across Canada MacKenzie’s Stratford show is a fund-raiser for the Island Karate Club and will take place at the Our Lady of the Assumption Church, 151 Stratford Road in Stratford. Tickets are available from members of the Island Karate Club or at Stratford Video (569-5651) in the Bunbury Mall.
Fleetwood Dreams
Fleetwood Dreams will be performed at two Island venues in May. Kings Playhouse in Georgetown hosts the show May 21 at 8 pm. The Harbourfront Theatre concludes its Classic Rock Series with the return of Fleetwood Dreams, May 22 at 8 pm. Fleetwood Dreams is a visual and musical recreation of Fleetwood Mac. Each veteran player brings their spirit to recreate the look and feel of Fleetwood Mac.
David Francey
Ontario folk singer David Francey comes to the Kings Playhouse in Georgetown, June 1. David’s Francey’s latest CD Right of Passage was honoured with a JUNO in the Roots and Traditional—Solo in Calgary this year. Right of Passage is an intimate recording of thirteen original David Francey tunes. “The songs on this album address the different paths my life has taken, both good and bad. Some were written from experience gained aboard an Algoma Central ore carrier. Some were written about people I met out on the road or the places I ended up. Some are memories recalled and described. All deal with transitional moments in life, mileposts on the hopefully long march where we all earn our ‘right’ of passage,” says David.