by Josiah B. Tropp, Executive Director – McComb/Bruchs PAC
Fresh off their Las Vegas run at the Plaza Hotel & Casino, Let Me Be Frank Productions will be at your McComb/Bruchs Performing Arts Center with their show Frank’s Tribute and the Allstar Band this Sunday, Apr. 3 at 7 p.m. The show is made possible by our amazing co-sponsors; Bow-die Severns, Cooperative Care, Dogger’s Bar & Lanes, Moose Inn Supper Club, BMO Harris Bank, Gary & Kay Christensen, Linda & Tim Freudenthal and Wautoma Rotary Club.
Frank’s Tribute is unlike any other tribute review. Combining songs from incredible vocalists and comedy bits like only Frank Hermans and crew could provide, it’s a night you won’t soon forget. We look at the humorous side of some of the top artists of decades past.
Featured artists include Elvis Presley portrayed by Frank Hermans; Reba McEntire portrayed by Amy Riemer; Barbra Streisand portrayed by Lisa Borley; Karen Carpenter portrayed by Kasey Schumacher; Neil Diamond portrayed by Paul Evansen; George Jones portrayed by Mike Hermans. We are also thrilled to add an addition to our lineup this year — Adele will be portrayed by Sarah Galati. Kelly Klaus provides sound mixing, and lighting design is by Ross Loining.
This performance will also feature the band that won “Best of the Bay” for several years, the Frank’s Tribute All-Star Band. The musicians include Andrew Klaus on drums, Pat Hibbard on bass, Tony Pilz on keys, and Dennis Panneck on guitar.
This performance is sure to have you laughing in the aisles and wowing at the uncanny likeness. Plus, Frank’s Tribute may have a few surprises for you with this show.
Tickets are still available for Frank’s Tribute and the Allstar Band on Sunday, Apr. 3 by calling the box office at (920) 787-2189 or online, 24/7, at www.mccombbruchspac.com.
A friendly reminder to those that bought tickets for Al Stewart with The Empty Pockets back in 2019-2020, your tickets are valid to be used for the upcoming rescheduled date on Saturday May 14.
Join us for every show, every story, every laugh, and every song.
