SPECIAL SENIOR TICKET PRICES @ THE BROOK ARTS CENTER

FOR THE COMFORT AND SAFETY OF OUR GUESTS AND STAFF All Seats are Socially Distanced  Self - Check in Ticket Stations - Contactless Walk up Ticket Sales    Immediate Seating  Hand Sanitizer Stations - Concessions Available  No Outside Food or Beverages are Allowed CDC Required Masks Must Be Worn USE PROMO CODE SENIOR3  AT CHECK OUT FOR SPECIAL PRICES ORDER TICKETS           Sunday, May 23 - 3pm  Enjoy an afternoon of Blues, Ballads, Bossa and a little bit of Bop performed by AMANI.  Musicians, Marty Eigen on flute & sax, Fred Fisher on piano, Flip Peters on guitar, vocalist Stephen Fuller, bassist Alex Gressel and drummer Vern Mobley will have you dancing in your seats as they perform music from “The Great American Songbook.”       Sunday May 30  - 7 pm The Closet Carpenters will take you on a journey of the feel good iconic music of The Carpenters. This talented band takes pride in the rock 'n roll flavor, dynamics, and energy of the unforgettable classic ballads, melodies and deep cuts of the renowned duo, Karen and Richard Carpenter. As this brand of wholesome music went out of style, the fans went into the closet, but we are grown up now and it is time to come out of the dark and celebrate the music of your youth! Sing along to your favorites from “ Close to You” to “We’ve only Just Begun.” The Closet Carpenters will make you feel like it’s “ Yesterday Once More.”     Saturday, June 5   - 8pm  Multi-talented entertainer Andy Gross (AKA Split Man) combines standup comedy, magic and ventriloquism making him one of the most sought-after entertainer in the world! An internet sensation with over 100 million views and over 150 sold out shows a year across the country, audiences are spellbound by this amazing performer. His stand-up adlibs are compared to Don Rickles and Robin Williams. His voice throwing and magic are out of this world!     Sunday, June 6  - 3pm  The Brook Arts Center is honored to present on our stage, The Johnny Maestro Tribute Band. The band was created by Johnny’s wife, Grace Mastrangelo, who had the vision to keep her late husband’s music and memory alive. Grace personally selected this talented group of musicians and vocalists: Dennis Dell, Jerry Mokar, Frank DiRobella, Bud Brewer, René L. Cardon, and Matt DiGiovanni, Lou Gomez, and Bob Ligotino to pay tribute to the music of Johnny Maestro. Put on your bobby socks and rock to the smooth harmonies and doo-wop sounds of the 1950s - 70’s from "Sixteen Candles” "Step By Step," "The Angels Listened In" and Brooklyn Bridge’s number one hit, “It’s the Worst that Could Happen,” featuring special guest singer, Johnny Petillo, formerly of Danny & The Juniors, The Duprees and who has performed with Tony Orlando on his concert tours.