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Gorton Center in the Lake Forest will take part in this summer for all ages.

“We have a wide range of assortments as we are trying to serve,” said Ann Wildman. “Always try to catch different mixes. I look at different demographics and different genres.”

The season starts with dueling pianos with pianomonium on June 20 at 7:30.

“This is a fun, comedy event with the participation of the audience,” Wildman said. He noted that this is mostly fun for adults. Tickets are $ 21-33.60.

Prolonged dueling piano piano pros, Mike Sherman and Robert Devon acted as a pianomonyium for two years.

“We need to be very funny together,” Sherman said. “We are connected to each other with each other. It’s almost like our sisters. There are many things with each other when we are asking and mix with each other by playing songs for followers.”

The first movement of the show is pre-made. “Many performance piece, very large hit – Billy Joel, Elton John, Queen, Bon Jovi,” Sherman said.

In the unhappy, members of the audience are invited to write the pieces they want to take on stage and play a duo.

“Then we return to two moves and are not continuous chaos,” Sherman said. “We play everything, play songs – weird, stupid things. We crush songs as we can in the second half of the show.”

This helps the duet to know thousands of songs, Sherman appeared.

Chris Stapleton Tribute: Tennessee Wiski will perform at 4 pm June 29.

Wildman said the group’s “hopes that families came and bring young children to the young children” that he was widely appealed. Tickets are $ 15.75 – $ 26.25.

Rich Michan created Tennessee whiskey with local Chicago musicians in 2022.

“Our intention was to make six shows in a year,” said Sawyer. “After the word came out, he began to take his feet and began to grow. We walked the country. We have been in Vegas and we will be in Hamptons.”

Sawyer, the biggest reaction of the audience, includes “Tennessee Whiskey”, white horse and “fire”.

This ends concerts with a song in one of the last number. Sawyer said, “Everyone remains the phone.” “It’s usually so high.”

Sawyer, Gorton Center show “A Chris Stapleton will be the closest to go to the concert.”

Popular demand back is Corn classic and concert from 11 July 13 to evening

“It will be the fourth year,” said Wildman. “This is a fun society event. I will now have a VIP salon.” This will include a sofa and a special bar. Tickets $ 10.50, $ 63 for the competitive unit team and $ 1,000 for VIP tickets.

The children will take a trip to Miss Jamie’s farm on July 19 at 10:30 in the morning and a walk in the dance.

“We always love to program a good family and young children,” Wildman said.

Tickets are $ 10.50.

“I was doing this for 11 years and have been five hundred shows for years,” said Chamie Martin, who was famous as Miss Jamie.

Martin, in a small town in Texas, grew up in a goat and cattle ranch in a small town in Texas, Martin inspired to share the love of agriculture.

“It was such an incredible childhood, exploring the valleys and hanging with goats, climbing trees and polluted.” “It was the foundation for me to spend time with animals and spend time with nature.

Will join by the Martin group.

“The show is mainly the rhymes of the babies,” Martin said. “We continue a magical journey that we have reached a school bus and claim that we claim to have gone to the farm.” Once up there they start to imagine they are animals.

“Previous students love this show to Pre-K,” Martin said. “It’s very attractive. It is very physically active.”

Children will learn where our food and other farm faces come. “But mostly sangs and dances and uses their dreams,” Martin closed.

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“He applies to those who enjoy the authors of the indie singer-song,” Wildman said.

Tickets are $ 26.25.

Gorton Center, 400 E. Illinois on the Lake Forest. Call 847-234-6060 for tickets or visit the Gortoncer.org.

MyRna Petlicki is a free reporter for Pioneer Press.