SUNDAY, AUGUST 30 | 4:00 PM
In an exuberant, Emmy-nominated performance seen on PBS, award-winning actress Angela Ingersoll celebrates Judy Garland in concert. Backed by a dynamite band, Ingersoll delivers virtuosic vocals, passionate storytelling, humor, and heart. She also starred as Garland onstage in End of the Rainbow, winning Chicago’s Jeff Award and Los Angeles Times Woman of the Year in Theatre. Chicago Sun-Times exclaims, “Phenomenal. Judy Garland’s been reborn.” Classic songs include “Get Happy,” “The Trolley Song,” “The Man That Got Away,” “That’s Entertainment!,” and “Over the Rainbow.”
Presented with Artists Lounge Live
“Ingersoll was born to play Garland… The incandescent star power of the dynamic Angela Ingersoll (is) a ringer for the original in every respect.”
– Los Angeles Times
“Ingersoll’s Garland reincarnated… singing classic after classic to flawless perfection.”
– BroadwayWorld
“Phenomenal. Breathtaking. Stunning. Judy Garland has been reborn. Ingersoll’s truly astonishing tour de force performance might well leave you believing you’ve encountered the ghost of the beloved film star.”
– Chicago Sun-Times
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18 | 7:00 PM
IBoth breathtaking and hilariously relatable; we are all at times a little homesick. Through a spectacular fusion of movement, illusion, and dynamic physicality, HOME[sic] unpacks the fragile, shifting nature of home. As the architecture around uscollapses, and reassembles, we struggle to hold onto a place that won’t stay still.
Foundations crack, rooms shift, walls bend, doors vanish. This heartwarming story explores the tension between house and home—what we build, what we lose, and what we’re always searching for. Where do we belong? And what happens when the place we call home refuses to stay the same?
PUSH has won the “International Fringe Encore Series”, “Critics Choice Best Show”, “Outstanding Production” and multiple “Best of the Fest” awards.
Supported by Irwin and Sadie Cohen Fund
“Darren Stevenson, Heather Stevenson and Ashley Jones show supreme command of their bodies as they tumble, balance and support one another …”
– Orlando Sentinel
“…perfect metaphor-in-motion… myth and magic… super-strong acrobatics…”
– City Newspaper
“The most fantastic, emotional event I have ever experienced. Absolutely remarkable”
– Audience rave
OUR FUNDERS & DONORS
The Berman Theater Endowment
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Sheri & David Jaffa
Nancy & Sam Shamie
Andi & Larry Wolfe
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Oscar and Adele Band Theater Fund
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