Audience members at the Holland Theatre will be treated Friday night to a high-energy concert with plenty of singing along and dancing courtesy of performers from the Main Street Dueling Pianos, who offer a repertoire of more than 1,000 songs and take requests from attendees.
C.J. Michaud, left, and Joe Laureano of Main Street Dueling Pianos perform their interactive style show. (PHOTO | MAINSTREETDUELINGPIANOS.COM)
“It’s really more of a party than a concert; it’s a very open-ended show with all the requests they will take,” managing theater director Chris Westhoff said. “We’ll clear an area near the stage for a dance floor so that everyone can fully enjoy the show.
“The group was here a couple years ago and we had a great turn-out.
We’re welcoming them back in conjunction with our membership meeting night.”
The show begins at 7:30 p.m., preceded by a Holland Theatre membership meeting at 6 p.m., featuring catering for members and a preview of the upcoming fall and winter season, the director related.
The Main Street Dueling Pianos performance is free for members, and general admission for non-members is $20, with tickets available at www.hollandtheatre.org.
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