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Step aside, boy bands! The era of the girl groups has arrived! From the stylish swingin’ sounds of the Andrews Sisters in the 1940’s to the pop perfection of the Spice Girls in the 1990’s, female vocal groups have brought harmony, hip shaking, and hit after hit. The early girl groups were often family acts and then the ’60s brought sassy, soulful stars like The Supremes, commanding the spotlight in sequined dresses and sky-high bouffants. As the years rolled on, groups got funky with The Pointer Sisters and sweet with The Bangles. No matter the decade, these talented women knew how to connect with audiences and top the charts. With their dazzling dance moves, bold fashion choices, and chart-topping tunes, the girl groups have left an indelible mark on music history. From Motown to MTV and beyond, the ladies have proven they have the style and the skills to make it in the male-dominated music biz.

“Those who enjoy comedic farce will giggle non-stop” – Port Dover Maple Leaf “Too Many Cooks is a hilarious comedy… a huge success.” – Simcoe Reformer It’s 1932 in Niagara Falls, Canada, where the rum-running business is at its peak. After the crash, Irving Bubbalowe and his daughter Honey risked everything to open a new restaurant. But when their star singing chef, the renowned François LaPlouffe, fails to show up for the grand opening, the event is suddenly in jeopardy. The struggling Bubbalowe also must deal with Chicago gangsters who have come in search of an illegal liquor shipment that, without Bubbalowe’s knowledge, has ended up in his basement. Additionally, they need to stay ahead of the hot-blooded Immigration officer tracking the missing chef, as well as evade the suspicious Mountie ready to arrest Bubbalowe for both murder and bootlegging.

“Footloose is an exuberant entertainment, bursting to life with music, romance and dance.” – L.A. Movie Gazette “A crackling show… better than the movie!”– Green Bay Press-Gazette The explosive movie musical bursts onto the live stage! When Ren and his mother move from Chicago to a small farming town, he is prepared for the inevitable adjustment period at his new high school. But he’s not prepared for the rigorous local edicts, including a ban on dancing instituted by the local preacher, who is determined to exercise control over the town’s youth.

Filled with larger-than-life pop stars who knew how to put on a show. Michael Jackson moonwalked his way into history with smash hits like “Thriller” and “Beat It,” dazzling audiences with his smooth dance moves and soaring vocals. Elton John brought the house down with flamboyant costumes and catchy piano melodies in songs like “I’m Still Standing” and “Candle in the Wind.” Billy Joel serenaded us with his soulful voice and relatable lyrics in classics like “Piano Man” and “Uptown Girl.”