Come Alive! is the perfect name for the Wild Rose Kiwanis’ long-awaited presentation of the Wisconsin Singers. They will take the stage in the Wild Rose High School Auditorium on Apr. 10 at 2 p.m., after several shows scheduled for 2020 and 2021 were postponed due to the pandemic.
Wisconsin Singers, the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s premier Broad-way-caliber touring produc-tion, marks its 54th season with Come Alive! Featuring captivating vocals, stunning choreography, big band sound and Badger spirit performed by UW’s most talented students, this is a must-see show that will entertain the entire family.
Come Alive! celebrates the thrill of live music from the past five decades of American Pop Music in a 90-minute revue. Covering more than 40 songs in this exciting and fast-paced show, Wisconsin Singers highlight some of the music industry’s greatest artists ranging from Elvis Presley and the Four Seasons to Lady Gaga and Elton John. Wisconsin Singers will win your heart with award-winning Broadway showstoppers from musicals such as Kiss Me Kate, Pippin, and Chicago.
Kids of all ages will delight in their favorite songs from Frozen, Peter Pan, and some ever-popular superhero cartoons. Badger fans will bring the house down as they sing along to Fifth Quarter classics like “On Wisconsin”, “Varsity”, and, of course, “Jump Around”. To cap off this unforgettable production, the celebrated Wisconsin Singers’ band showcases its special blend of jazz, funk, and classic rock like never before. Come Alive! is guaranteed terrific entertainment for the whole family.
“We’re thrilled to be hosting the Wisconsin Singers for an up-beat, entertaining performance. It will be great for the community to gather again in the auditorium,” Jennifer Koeppl, Wild Rose Kiwanis President, said.
This marks the 15th Wild Rose Kiwanis Concert, made possible by generous donors and devoted patrons. Tickets are available at Patterson Memorial Library and Graphics Associated in Wild Rose, the Argus in Wautoma, and Office Outfitters in Waupaca.
For more information, visit www.wisconsingers.com.
