2017 - 2018 Season WEST PALM BEACHTHEATER

A N E W M U S I C A L A D V E N T U R E

The Habana BoysEthan

Bortnick

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Robert Klein

Rita Rudner

SkateTacular

ETHAN BORTNICK IN CONCERT“THE POWER OF MUSIC”THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1 AT 8 PM

Pianist, singer, composer, songwriter and actor, this Florida native performs with passion and heart. Ethan’s diverse repertoire includes classical, jazz, pop, rock ‘n’ roll, and his own compositions. His 2014 PBS special, The Power Of Music, has become the #1 concert pledge show and is still running nationally and winning multiple awards. For Ethan, the most fulfilling aspect of success is bringing people joy and once you experience Ethan’s performance, you too will feel the joy as well as the power of music!

CIRQUESCOSATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3 AT 8 PM

What happens when you combine the mystical artistry of a European circus with the provocative campiness of a cabaret - you get pure magic! Cirquesco is gorgeous dancers in colorful costumes, amazing acrobats doing fantastic stunts and an electrifying score all in a mix of cirque and burlesque that creates a visual and listening treat for the audience.

MY MOTHER’S ITALIAN, MY FATHER’S JEWISH & I’M IN THERAPY!

STARRING STEVE SOLOMONWEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7 AT 8 PM

Steve’s back by popular demand with new characters, new lunacy, and especially new hilarity! Come meet Momma, Poppa, Stuttering Cousin Bob, demented Cousin Kenny, Cousin Sal, Uncle Paulie and a host of characters we’ve grown to know, love and tolerate from our own families. Almost a million people have seen this updated and funnier than ever three-time award-winning show. Don’t miss this new version, it’s comedy at its best!

DANCE ALIVE PRESENTS‘L’AMOUR’

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10 AT 8 PMA night of lovers strolling in the soft light of the moon, then a masquerade ball and finally a meeting at a French café in a ballet that follows the character of ‘everyman’ as it ties them all together. From classical ballet to humorous vaudeville styled athleticism, the internationally acclaimed Dance Alive dancers create a world of drama and delight.

FEBRUARY 2018

HAPPENINGSBOCA RATON

CAVENDISH CLASSICS GOLD COAST OPERA PRESENTS

“AN ENCHANTED EVENING”THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15 AT 8 PM

Beautiful voices, unforgettable music and plenty of high notes are in store for the audience when three outstanding tenors – Alexander Perez, Lievens Castillo, Greg Rolph and two lovely sopranos – Susana Diaz and Cheryl Cavendish - join together in an enchanted evening of beautiful music by Verdi, Puccini, Rodgers and Hammerstein, Lerner and Loewe, Leonard Bernstein and Andrew Lloyd Webber.

ELAYNE BOOSLERTUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13 AT 8 PM

Topical, provocative and very, very clever describes the comedy of Elayne Boosler. She’s a stand-up comedian, a writer of comedy specials for Showtime as well as having written and directed two movies for Cinemax. The best way to describe Elayne is to use one of her famous lines: “My ancestors wandered lost in the wilderness for 40 years because even in biblical times, men would not stop to ask for directions.”

Opening for Elayne is musical theater performer, Richard Beavis. Richard has appeared all over the world in such shows as My Fair Lady, Evita and Grease.

be warranted. The movie also stars Steve Buscemi, Michael Sheen and Hank Azaria.

DSQ – DALLAS STRING QUARTETSATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24 AT 8 PM

What do you get when you combine classical and contemporary music and

do it with both traditional and electric strings? You get the international

music sensation called DSQ, a group The Wall Street Journal called “Not your

grandmother’s string quartet”. With sold-out performances this quartet has

performed alongside such notables as Josh Groban, and the band Chicago.

Critics have raved, saying “It was the best show ever! We clapped, sang and

tapped our feet…”.

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!THE HABANA BOYS

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27 AT 8 PMThese four Cuban sensations received such rave reviews last year that we had to have them back. They come to us directly from Havana with a mix of Jersey Boys meets Il Divo and with a sprinkling of Cuban zest to add seasoning! Possessing a diverse repertoire and fabulous musical arrangements, they will delight you with highly recognizable arias, the greatest songs from Broadway musicals, pop, rock and some very well-known Cuban and Latino favorites.

Tickets may be purchased online at https://gateaccess.net Contact the ID Office to obtain your sign-in information.

Tickets can also be purchased seven days a week at the Box Office from 9:00 am – 10:30 pm.

On the night of a performance, only that night’s tickets will be sold for one hour and 15 minutes prior to show time.

The Box Office will remain open until 10:30 pm for all other available tickets.

Credit cards accepted: Visa®, MasterCard® and Discover®. Your credit card statement will indicate the charge as Borec, Inc.

Guest tickets available anytime. (Ticket cost plus $8.00 guest fee)

In the event a show headliner cancels, NO REFUNDS will be given when a comparable show is scheduled.

No Canadian checks or money orders will be accepted unless they clearly state U.S. Funds. A $15 service charge applies to all returned checks.

Cen-West payments must be current in order to purchase tickets.

To speak with Box Office personnel please call: 561- 451-1234

Enjoy free music and dancing in the Party Room every Wednesday from 2:00 – 4:00 pm.

Bingo will be held every Wednesday at 7:30 pm. No tickets sold after 7:25 pm.

Unless otherwise noted, all shows begin at 8:00 pm and all dances begin at 7:45 pm.

No shorts are permitted for all live performances.

TICKETING INFORMATION

STAYIN’ ALIVETHE WORLD’S #1 BEE GEES

TRIBUTE BAND FROM CANADASATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17 AT 8 PM

This electrifying band takes the stage performing disco at its greatest

with fabulous voices, terrific dance moves, video clips, photos and

dazzling imagery. You’re going to want to dance in your seats and sing

along to such top Bee Gees hits as Night Fever, Jive Talkin’, You Should

Be Dancing, Nights On Broadway and of course, Stayin’ Alive. So dig out

your old bell bottoms, Go Go boots, platform shoes, hot pants and even

a white pantsuit if you have it and come groove with Stayin’ Alive!

THE UNREACHABLE STARS “MADE ON BROADWAY” STARRING JEREMY STOLLE

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20 AT 8 PM

A powerful vocal banquet of stars! Jeremy Stolle, the current star

of Broadway’s Phantom Of The Opera is joined by two unbelievably

talented performers, Joseph Paul Rykert and Chelsea Packard. With

contemporary, classic crossover style set to lush orchestrations, these

three sensational performers possess some of the most stunning voices

Broadway has to offer. Along with his starring Broadway roles, Jeremy

is also a recording artist and concert singer. Joseph Paul Rykert is a

classically trained tenor with the appeal of a pop star and has appeared

in many operas and regional musical theater productions. The two are

joined by Broadway leading-lady, Chelsea Packard. Chelsea was the

lead role in Legally Blond, Wicked and Promises, Promises and recently

appeared in Kristin Chenoweth’s PBS special. Reaching as high as they

can, these three entertainers almost do reach the unreachable stars!

THE HIT MEN…LEGENDARY PERFORMERS WITH FRANKIE VALLI, CAROLE KING,

CAT STEVENS & MORE! THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22 AT 8 PM

Let The Hit Men take you on a star-studded trip back through rock ‘n’ roll history while they perform a Billboard Chart-topping show filled with the songs you danced, dated and sang along to. These are the actual musicians and singers you heard on the original records, listened to on the radio, on TV or saw live in concert. In a multimedia concert, they will take you behind the scenes with their ‘insider’ stories of life on the road and in recording sessions.

be warranted. The movie also stars Steve Buscemi, Michael Sheen and Hank Azaria.

at the moviesFEBRUARY

*Indicates closed captioned when available. Admission is free. Tickets are not required.

Fri. Feb. 2 8:00 pm*Sun. Feb. 4 2:00 pm*Sun. Feb. 4 8:00 pmMon. Feb. 5 8:00 pmTues. Feb. 6 2:00 pm

DUNKIRK PG-13,106 MIN.The story of the heartbreaking evacuation of Allied troops from the beaches of the French town of Dunkirk during WW II. With vivid images, the film depicts the desperation and heroism of the soldiers as well as showing the courage of the English civilian boat owners who crossed the channel to save them. The movie stars Kenneth Branagh, Mark Rylance, Tom Hardy and Damien Bonnard.

Tues. Feb. 6 8:00 pm*Thurs. Feb. 8 8:00 pmFri. Feb. 9 8:00 pmSun. Feb. 11 2:00 pm*Sun. Feb. 11 8:00 pm

DETROIT R, 143 MIN. (RATED R FOR ADULT SITUATIONS).This film contains very intense, graphic violence as well as strong language.

Fact-based, the movie describes the gut-wrenching events that took place during the summer of 1967 in Detroit. The city was reeling from unrest and riots when a group of rogue police officers responded to a complaint and with no thought of justice, embarked on a path of retribution. The movie stars John Boyega, Anthony Mackie, John Krasinski and Algee Smith.

Mon. Feb. 19 8:00 pm*Fri. Feb. 23 8:00 pmSun. Feb. 25 2:00 pm*Sun. Feb. 25 8:00 pmMon. Feb. 26 8:00 pm

AMERICAN MADE R, 115 MIN. (RATED R FOR ADULT SITUATIONS).The true story of an American pilot working for TWA in the 1960s who was recruited by the CIA to become an undercover gun-runner. This action by the CIA resulted in the birth of the Medellin drug cartel as well as almost bringing down the Reagan White House in what would eventually become known as the Iran-Contra Affair. Tom Cruise stars as the likeable pilot with Domhnall Gleeson and Sarah Wright rounding out the cast.

HOME AGAIN PG-13, 97 MIN.In this comedy/romance, a recently separated woman (portrayed by Reese Witherspoon) moves back home to Los Angeles with her two daughters. While celebrating her 40th birthday, she meets up with three aspiring film makers needing a place to live and invites them to move into her guest house. Her new life is interrupted when her ex-husband arrives at her door suitcase in hand. The movie also stars Michael Sheen, Lake Bell and Candice Bergen.

Mon. Feb. 12 8:00 pm*Tues. Feb. 13 2:00 pm*Fri. Feb. 16 8:00 pmSun. Feb. 18 2:00 pmSun. Feb. 18 8:00 pm

Thursday February 01 $12.00 Ethan Bortnick In Concert “The Power Of Music”

Saturday February 03 $13.00 Cirquesco

Saturday February 03 FREE Dance - Sound Relations

Wednesday February 07 $14.00 My Mother’s Italian, My Father’s Jewish & I’m In Therapy! Starring Steve Solomon

Saturday February 10 $12.00 Dance Alive Presents ‘L‘Amour’

Saturday February 10 FREE Dance - Lou Laino

Tuesday February 13 $14.00 Elayne Boosler

Thursday February 15 $12.00 Cavendish Classics Gold Coast Opera Presents “An Enchanted Evening”

Saturday February 17 $14.00 Stayin’ Alive - The World’s #1 Bee Gees Tribute Band From Canada

Saturday February 17 FREE Dance - DJ Carlos Leon

Tuesday February 20 $12.00 The Unreachable Stars “Made On Broadway” Starring Jeremy Stolle

Thursday February 22 $13.00 The Hit Men...Legendary Performers With Frankie Valli, Carole King, Cat Stevens & More!

Saturday February 24 $12.00 DSQ - Dallas String Quartet

Saturday February 24 FREE Dance - Ruth Davis

Tuesday February 27 $14.00 Back By Popular Demand! The Habana Boys

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FOR YOUR INFORMATIONTo take advantage of the assisted hearing system, pick up an infrared headset receiver (first come first served) in the staff office for all shows and movies.

Century Village recreational facilities are handicapped accessible. Persons with disabilities needing special accommodations should contact the Box Office to request such accommodation.

Photography, audio or videotaping is strictly prohibited.

All programs are subject to change and/or modification.

No admittance 10 minutes after shows or movies begin.

Resident ID or Guest Pass is required for admittance to shows, dances and movies.

No one under the age of 16 is permitted to attend shows or movies. No one under the age of 21 is permitted to attend dances.

Doors open for shows, dances and movies one hour prior to showtime.

Performance length varies between 75 and 90 minutes.

Please display the courtesy of not leaving the theater until the end of the performance.