The Regent is dedicated to bringing the highest quality events to the area, and while we are a community theater attracting audiences from Arlington and the surrounding towns of suburban Boston, we have a number of exclusive events throughout the year with nationally and internationally known performers.
Many bona fide legends of the entertainment world have performed in recent years at the Regent including Mickey Rooney, Paula Poundstone, Johnny Winter, Tower of Power, Taj Mahal, Hot Tuna, The Count Basie Orchestra, Riders in the Sky, The Von Trapp Children, and Odetta--to name just a few.
ORCHESTRA SEATING $ 45 - BALCONY SEATING $ 35
* Plus $ 4 restoration and transaction fee per ticket
Concert, chantfest, musical group meditation, a yoga class in melody . . .
How best to describe a live performance by Snatam Kaur and her band?
It’s all of these things and more. Seated center stage, Snatam is an angelic presence, dressed in traditional Sikh attire, bejeweled dress, white turban and veil. She’s a diminutive woman, barely five feet tall, but possessed of a voice that could wrest tears from a stone gargoyle — crystalline and radiant, redolent of the simple yet powerful truth of the heart.
That voice has made her one of the top selling artists in the field of world sacred music. Amid the swelling ranks of devotional divas and mantra mamas, Snatam stands tall.
A Celebration of International Tap Dance Day
Tapestry 2010 Pays Tribute to Heather Cornell
$30 Preferred Seating, first 7 rows Center Orchestra;
$25 reserved seats
$20 students/seniors/groups of 6 or more
(all prices include $3 facility fee)
Dance Inn Productions presents Tapestry 2010, a tribute to Heather Cornell,
"the Oscar Peterson of hoofing," world-renowned tap dancer, choreographer,
master teacher, musician, and director of Manhattan Tap, one of the most
active dance companies of the 90's.
As an innovative performer, she
continues to tour the world creating and sharing new ways to fuse music and
dance and find "music in dance." She has most recently been featured as a
percussionist in "Finding Synesthesia," a collaboration with pianist Andy
Milne and vocalist Malika Zarra that premiered at 2007's London Jazz
Festival. Meanwhile, her new ensemble, CanTap, unites several of Canada's
most outstanding tap dancers to redefine their art in a variety of new forms
and venues .
Reserved Seats: $36 (includes $3 facility fee)
HANKUS NETSKY AND THE KLEZMER CONSERVATORY BAND
WITH VERY SPECIAL GUEST C. CALLOWAY BROOKS,
GRANDSON OF THE LEGENDARY CAB CALLOWAY
(of hi-de-ho fame), who performs in full zoot suit
and has all the style and licks to match it. The band and CB will perform
songs that show how much the two musical forms share and will have CB and
KCB musicians trading scat and Yiddish solos. This concert has only
previously been performed one time in 2006 when it sold out within weeks of
tickets being made available
Loretta LaRoche and Friends!
Saturday, May 8 at 8pm
Reserved Seats: $38 Preferred--First 10 Rows, Center Orchestra;
$28 Remainder of Orchestra & Balcony
(Prices include $3 facility fee)
Starring acclaimed stress expert Loretta LaRoche and joined by her side splitting, hysterical comedic mothers! Loretta hits the stage with a stellar line up that you will not want to miss! Comedic tales from new mom's, step mom's, the yummy mommy's, PTA mom's and the gracefully aging juicy grandma. Whether you are a mother or have been mothered, this is a show we can certainly all laugh at!
Come and join the fun!
General Admission: $12 in advance and $15 day of show
(including $2 facility fee)
A stellar nine-piece band, led by Gary Backstrom of Jiggle the Handle, will present an unprecedented evening of music written and recorded by Todd Rundgren—whose career spans more than 40 years.
In celebrating the 40th Anniversary of Todd Rundgren’s first solo album, “Runt,” released in 1970, Backstrom has pulled together some of his favorite Boston area musicians for the occasion. The resulting group—featuring members of The Gordon Stone Band, Jiggle the Handle, Gary Backstrom Band, Another Planet, Uncle Sammy, The Grass Gypsies, Humble Bee, and All the Animals—will be performing music from many of Rundgren’s albums from throughout the last four decades. As to why Todd Rundgren, Backstrom says; “I have found that I have outgrown some past influences such as The Dead and Allman Brothers and feel the need to challenge myself with something totally different. His [Rundgren’s] music touches me on a very deep, unspoken level and I have found a new world of musical inspiration in all different phases of his music.” In addition to Rundgren’s many instrumental albums to choose from, Gary will be performing a song off his album, “A Cappella”, in which every sound on the album is a product of Rundgren’s voice. For this performance Backstrom is bringing in the Family Folk Chorale.
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