Big Band Entertainment: The Celebrate America Show
Celebrating America's music through the decades.....
The Celebrate America Show is outstanding big band entertainment that has audience members telling saying, the show is "better than a Broadway show!" "My wife and I …drive about 1200 miles each way to attend. We have always rated the show above anything we have seen in Las Vegas…a fine piece of family entertainment, and being a veteran of three wars I fully appreciate your efforts to honor veterans…." "People like us from many cities in Utah, ….California and Oregon…express gratitude for this…lavish musical entertainment, the likes of which we seldom see even in "so called" entertainment cities! Celebrate America is a resounding success! " This is a show you don’t want to miss!
The evening begins with an elegant buffet dinner catered by the award winning Utah State University Food Services, followed by a spectacular Broadway-style musical revue of entertainment from the big band era complete with dazzling costumes, an elaborate set and captivating singing and dancing. Each year the show is all new as the wholesome and energetic cast dazzle audiences with a toe tapping show -from comedy to "Ziegfield-like" production numbers. A patriotic segment honors Americas heroes -- Veterans, current military personnel, Fire Fighters and Law Enforcement officers. Following the show, you can dance (or just enjoy listening) to music made famous by the bands of Glenn Miller, Tommy Dorsey, Benny Goodman and others (accompanied by the popular Celebrate America Show singers). You can even win a trophy in the dance contest that includes the Waltz, Cha-Cha, and Swing.
Information, including tickets, overnight accommodations, menu, audience reviews, video clips, and auditions, may be viewed on the website. Early-bird reservations BEFORE July 1, contact Ann Marie Wallace, Utah State University Inn, Office: 435-797-0075 or Toll Free: 800-231-5634. email: annmarie@cc.usu.edu Tickets AFTER July 1 call Utah State University Ticket Office Toll Free 888-878-2831. *Dates subject to USU Scheduling
The Celebrate America Show is outstanding big band entertainment that has audience members telling saying, the show is "better than a Broadway show!" "My wife and I …drive about 1200 miles each way to attend. We have always rated the show above anything we have seen in Las Vegas…a fine piece of family entertainment, and being a veteran of three wars I fully appreciate your efforts to honor veterans…." "People like us from many cities in Utah, ….California and Oregon…express gratitude for this…lavish musical entertainment, the likes of which we seldom see even in "so called" entertainment cities! Celebrate America is a resounding success! " This is a show you don’t want to miss!
The evening begins with an elegant buffet dinner catered by the award winning Utah State University Food Services, followed by a spectacular Broadway-style musical revue of entertainment from the big band era complete with dazzling costumes, an elaborate set and captivating singing and dancing. Each year the show is all new as the wholesome and energetic cast dazzle audiences with a toe tapping show -from comedy to "Ziegfield-like" production numbers. A patriotic segment honors Americas heroes -- Veterans, current military personnel, Fire Fighters and Law Enforcement officers. Following the show, you can dance (or just enjoy listening) to music made famous by the bands of Glenn Miller, Tommy Dorsey, Benny Goodman and others (accompanied by the popular Celebrate America Show singers). You can even win a trophy in the dance contest that includes the Waltz, Cha-Cha, and Swing.
Information, including tickets, overnight accommodations, menu, audience reviews, video clips, and auditions, may be viewed on the website. Early-bird reservations BEFORE July 1, contact Ann Marie Wallace, Utah State University Inn, Office: 435-797-0075 or Toll Free: 800-231-5634. email: annmarie@cc.usu.edu Tickets AFTER July 1 call Utah State University Ticket Office Toll Free 888-878-2831. *Dates subject to USU Scheduling
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