| Spring
has sprung, and energy that’s been pent
up all winter is bursting forth. Duvall’s
Arts Onstage series explodes with a couple
of dynamic spring performances at Cedarcrest
High School Performing Arts Center.
On April 29 at 7:30 p.m., “Buttrock
Suites” rocks the stage with their
tribute to the hair-metal bands of the early ‘80s – Van
Halen, Def Leppard, AC/DC, Bon Jovi and other
classic rockers.
Blending satire, physical comedy and modern
dance movement, Diana Cardiff and her company
of dancers deliver an evening of high-octane
entertainment. After a three-week run in
Seattle, “Buttrock Suites” will
hit Duvall with the “Best of Butt” – a
special program combining the very best dances
from “Buttrock Suites,” “Buttrock
Suites II – Sweeter,” and “Buttrock
Suites III – Sweetest.”
Don’t miss this show. Tickets
are available online at www.brownpapertickets.com/event/3507.
A week later, on May 6 at 7:30 p.m., Uncle
Bonsai comes to Duvall with their trademark
rapid-fire lyrics and three-part harmonies.
Uncle Bonsai was a regular at Duvall’s
Silver Spoon restaurant in the late ‘70s
and ‘80s.
Since their “anti-reunion reunion” a
few years ago, their loyal fans await (not
so patiently) the band’s occasional
appearances in the Greater Seattle area.
Arts Onstage is thrilled to present them
in Duvall once again. Tickets are available
online at www.brownpapertickets.com/event/3509.
General admission tickets for these shows
are $12 for adults, $8 for students and seniors,
free for children under 5 (ticket required).
Tickets are available in advance at Cherry
Valley Veterinary Hospital, Duvall Books,
Gardens & SunSpaces and Yarn Addiction
in Duvall and at Simply Grand in Carnation. Tickets
may also be purchased at the door starting
one hour before the performance.
Cedarcrest High School Performing Arts Center
is located at 29000 NE 150th St. in Duvall.
For more information, call (425) 788-2983
or visit www.cityofduvall.com/DAC.html.
Arts Onstage is sponsored by the Duvall
Arts Commission and Cascade Performing Arts
Council with support from King County 4Culture.
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