The musical “Tick, Tick… Boom!” finishes its run on Sunday at the Historic State Theatre in Eustis.
“Goodnight Gracie” by the Tavares Theater Company has added two final shows this weekend.
Exes and a wedding is the formula for laughs in the comedy “One Slight Hitch” by the IceHouse Players in Mount Dora.
Also, be sure to check out coming attractions for the rest of the month’s stage performances.
“Tick, Tick… Boom!”
The musical “Tick, Tick… Boom!” closes Sunday at the Historic State Theatre in Eustis.
Written by the Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning author of “Rent,” Jonathan Larson, it’s a semi-autobiographical story is based on an aspiring composer in New York City who is worried he made the wrong career choice.
2021 has officially begun and Lake County is ready with some great events for the whole family.
Clermont is hosting their First Friday Food Truck rally and an anniversary show celebrating the roaring 20’s, while Leesburg is offering parents a much needed break with parents night out.
Need to get out of the house? Check out the new exhibit coming to the Leesburg Center for the Arts, go strawberry picking or dust off your bagpipes and kilt, and join plaid in the park in Mount Dora.
Here’s what’s on tap:
First Friday Food Trucks
The City of Clermont is hosting their monthly First Friday Food Trucks event with an assortment of food, music and craft vendors in historic downtown Clermont.
Finally, some live theater to light up the stage this weekend with three shows on the playbill.
“Tick, Tick… Boom!” opens Friday at the State Theatre in Eustis as an aspiring composer/waiter ponders his life choices.
“Goodnight Gracie” by the Tavares Community Theatre Company opens Friday and offers a look back to the life, laughter and love of George Burns.
The Clermont Performing Arts Center is hosting an interactive murder/mystery for one show only on Friday.
Here’s the weekend roundup.
“Tick, Tick… Boom!”
The musical, “Tick, Tick… Boom!” opens Friday Historic State Theatre in Eustis and plays until Jan. 24.
December 14, 2020
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