Daniel Reichard, from the original cast of “Jersey Boys,” will offer audiences a unique, one-night-only experience, at 7 p.m. on April 24 at Hunters.
In an event produced by HarmonyWaves, he’ll be blending nostalgic hits, hilarious surprises, and plenty of heartfelt moments. Whether you're a lifelong Broadway fan, a lover of timeless pop music, or simply looking for a fabulous night out, this concert will leave you laughing, singing along, and feeling inspired, and depending on how much skin he shows, feeling the need to hit the gym.
GIDDY-UP
The Gay Polo League (GPL)’s International Gay Polo Tournament, April 24-26 in Wellington, Florida, is one of the most unique and exciting social/sporting highlights of the season, attracting a global cross-section of attendees and players from around the world. On Friday, April 25, GPL presents “WIGSTOCK!” This hair-raising extravaganza is always a highlight of the weekend, with revelers dressing up in their most fabulous ensembles and outré wigs. For the second year, GPL's charity partner is the Elton John AIDS Foundation, which received more than $100,000 from last year’s event.
The following day, the six polo teams compete in this year's Lexus International Gay Polo Tournament. VIP ticket holders enjoy an afternoon of gay polo with reserved seating, an open bar, and lavish food. For more information, go to gaypolo.com.
DO THEY SELL DEPENDS AT THE MERCH TABLE?
They should because you will literally pee yourself laughing when you see Jessica Kirson when she returns to The Kravis for three shows only on May 16 and 17.
Celebrated for her high-energy performances, ridiculous characters, self-deprecating vulnerability, and a career spanning more than two decades, Jessica's comedy journey began in the clubs of New York City, where her distinctive voice and unfiltered humor quickly made her an audience favorite. Kirson has since performed on “The Tonight Show,” “The View,” and “Kevin Can Wait,” and served as a consultant, producer, and onscreen talent for Robert DeNiro's, “The Comedian.” For tickets go to Kravis.org.
HEROES AND VILLAINS
The South Florida Pride Concert Band concludes its season with the concert, “Heroes and Villains,” on May 10, at The Parker. The performance will feature two Broadway superstars. Tony Award-winning vocalist Frances Ruffelle, the original Éponine in the first English-language productions of “Les Misérables” in London’s West End and on Broadway, winning the 1987 Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Musical.
Max von Essen is a Tony-nominated singer and actor who is currently starring as Billy Flynn in “Chicago” on Broadway and might be best known for his role as Henri Baurel in the award-winning production of “An American in Paris” on Broadway. Tickets are $45 and may be purchased at browardcenter.org. Through a partnership with HarmonyWaves, guests can receive a $5 discount using the code PCBHW.
COLD CUTS ANYONE?
Miss Richfield reminds you that she is genuine, but many things around her are not! So, in her new show, “Phony Baloney” at Sunshine Cathedral for the Performing Arts on March 29, Miss R explores how to navigate all things artificial including intelligence, flowers, and mayonnaise. With all new songs and videos, and a healthy heap of audience interaction, the show will leave you appreciating the artificial while keeping a foothold in reality!
