Monday, May 5 2008

Described by the Los Angeles Times as a "show piece extravaganza," Michael Flatley's Lord of the Dance is a magical adventure of sight and sound that transports its audience to a mythical time and place, lifting the spirits and capturing the hearts of all who experience it.

From the moment the lights go down to the last encore, audiences are spellbound by a masterfully orchestrated combination of precision dancing, state of the art lighting and pyrotechnics. The musical score leaves no soul untouched.

"The [Brown Bird's] intensely quiet string arrangements were gorgeous and melodic, and the mastery of unusual instruments is a welcome feature in today's world of lazy guitar riffs slopped over a background of dozens of instruments. Recognizing that plucked cello strings can serve as your rhythm section or that texture can be added through subtle vocal harmonization rather than a twelve-piece band sets Brown Bird apart from many other acts." - Bostonist

Come Celebrate Cinco De Mayo...and dance with Groupo Fantasia..They will be Mariachi Fantasia for this night. Hot Tamale!

All musicians and spoken word performers are invited to participate in this weekly event. Come early to sign-in as a performer, or to get a great seat for one of the most successful and entertaining open mic nights on the East coast. Each Folk/Acoustic Open Mic night features a variety of new and experienced performers, followed by concert presentations by the featured artist of the evening. Come and see why TCAN has become the gathering spot to see and meet local artists and nationally recognized touring performers.